We’re pleased to offer limited camping spaces for self-contained motorhomes and caravans over the Harvest Festival weekend. Please read the following information carefully before registering.

 Key Information

• Camping is free, but registration is essential.
• Sites are unpowered and have no access to water, amenities or facilities.
• Arrival from 9am, Friday 19 February 2027
• Departure by 5pm, Sunday 21 February 2027
• The road will be closed Saturday 20 February, 7am–7pm, so vehicles cannot enter or exit during this time.
• Sites are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis (riverside or paddock). You may be guided by event staff.
• There is no running water or facilities. Motorhomes/caravans must be fully self-contained. 
• No tents to be erected on the site.
• No pets are allowed on the festival site or any other private land outside of the fenced motorhome paddock.

 Site Rules

• The festival site and camping area is on a private working farm.
• Do not park in front of gates or access ways, and do not open or close gates yourself.
• If the landowner or event management asks you to move, you must do so immediately.
• Please park sensibly and respectfully so that everyone can fit into the site.
• No fires, fireworks, or barbecues under any circumstances.
• All vehicles and belongings are brought into the camping area at your own risk.
• You must remove all rubbish and leave your site clean and tidy.
• Campers cannot access the event site or use facilities (including portaloos) outside festival hours.
• No pets are allowed on the festival site or any other private land outside of the fenced motorhome paddock.

 Festival Access

• Camping does not include festival entry. To attend Harvest Festival, you will need a valid festival ticket.
• Entry on festival day is only through the main entrance gate. Early access to the festival site will not be permitted.
• No pass outs. Once your ticket is scanned, re-entry isn’t permitted. This is to ensure we adhere to our alcohol licence requirements.
• Food and beverages for personal use are allowed in the camping area but not inside the festival site.

 Behaviour

• Please respect the land, neighbours, fellow campers and festival staff.
• Unsafe, disruptive, or disrespectful behaviour may result in removal from the site.
• Event management and landowner reserve the right to revoke camping privileges at any time.

 Pets

• Pets are welcome in the camping area only and must be supervised or safely contained at all times.
• The festival and motorhome parking areas are located on a private working farm. To protect the farm, livestock and the wider sheep industry, all dogs must be treated for sheep measles before entering the property. Dogs must be dosed at least 48 hours before arrival, or be on a regular monthly dosing programme. Read more about sheep measles via this brochure [1.8mb].
• Owners must clean up after pets and ensure they do not disturb others, livestock, or wildlife.
• No pets are allowed on the festival site.
• Pass outs to check on animals may be approved by prior arrangement only.

Note: this is not a booking system so you won’t receive an instant confirmation of your booking request. We will be in touch.
Booking a motorhome site does not provide you with access to the Wairarapa Wines Harvest Festival site.
Tickets for the Festival must be purchased separately.

Head to Destination Wairarapa’s handy site for other motorhome and camping options.