A Community Camping area focused on accessibility, safety, and room for difference.
Handicamp is for you if you need extra consideration during the festival – physically, mentally, or both – and for those joining you as friends, family, or helpers.
This is a Community Camping area where accessibility and safe, calm surroundings are part of everyday life. You don’t need to provide long explanations or documentation – if Handicamp feels like the right fit for you, we’ll do our best to find a place.
You can stay together with the people you arrive with, and the area is open to visitors from the rest of the festival. The key is having a base that’s easy to be in – with clarity, calm, and support close by when needed.
Quick facts
- The area is located near Inner Square, between Entrance East and Arena (open the map)
- We can accommodate up to approximately 230 people
- Limited space for pavilions, etc. – you must follow the host’s instructions when setting up your camp
- You can drive into the area to unload your belongings, but your car must leave the area immediately afterwards.
- Power supply for charging assistive devices
- Toilets and shower facilities with ramp and lift access
- Practical help with tasks such as pitching your tent and waste handling
- A clean, safe, and relatively quiet area – especially at night
There is limited capacity in Handicamp. Places are reserved for festival participants who are unable to stay in the general camping areas.
We know better than most that good camping equipment is essential for a great festival experience.
But you do not need to bring it from home. Instead, you can rent everything directly through us and pick it up when you arrive at the festival.
From tents and pavilions to air mattresses and camping chairs, you can book high-quality camping gear in our shop. Explore all options from 29 January at 10:00.
When we live together at Roskilde Festival, we must all help take care of our beautiful festival grounds.
This means leaving every area clean and free of the items you brought with you. It also means minimizing our impact on the planet, even while we’re enjoying the festival.
You make a huge difference when you reduce your consumption, sort your waste, and reuse as much as possible.
- Reduce means bringing as little as possible from home
- Sort means helping to keep the festival clean by sorting your waste at our waste stations
- Reuse means taking your belongings home and using them again
