Reflect. Resist. Reclaim the Future.

Not necessarily! While many people camp, we’ll provide limited indoor sleeping spaces or accessible alternatives — contact us if you need one.

Bring weather-appropriate clothes, camping gear (tent, sleeping bag and mat…), , any meds you need, a towel for the sauna and things that make you feel comfortable.

There is a lake at site, perfect for swimming and bathing. A few additional outdoor showers will be at the campsite.

No, unfortunately neither are available on site. We recommend bringing some cash with you.

Dogs are welcome. They must be kept on a leash at all times on the festival grounds, but there are places outside the grounds where they can run around.

There will be a room for working on the festival grounds, equipped with tables and Wi-Fi.

Yes! Feel free to bring your read books and exchange them with other participants!

Yes, the camp is reachable by public transport. We’ll share detailed directions and options via mail after your registration. We will also provide shuttles between the train station and the camp.

There will be limited parking available. You can come with your van/car if you sleep in it, otherwise we encourage you to come with public transport, as we can’t guarantee for a parking spot. We encourage carpooling if possible!

Generally we’d be happy to see you stay for the whole weekend in order to have the full experience of exchange and network building, so there’s no “One-Day”-Ticket. But of course you can come later or leave earlier. If so, you can write us and we can give you a voucher, so you don’t have to pay the full price.

Yes. We suggest a sliding scale contribution, but no one will be turned away for lack of funds. Accessibility involves financial access. If you can‘t afford it, just let us know — we’ll make it work.

Yes, we’ll have a kitchen crew supported by all of us offering vegan meals. Food and water is included in the ticket price. If you want to bring your own food, you are welcome to get a cheaper ticket via the ticket portal.
In addition, you can get coffee and other drinks at the bar. So, bring some cash for that 😉

The main camp languages will be German and English and we will do our best to provide translation in both languages. If you need any other language or if you can support with translation, please let us know.

We are thrilled that many non-profit and mainly donation-funded organizations and initiatives are coming together in Biesenthal. The camp does not have the purpose or character to raise funds for the many diverse organizations, and we therefore believe that it is not the appropriate venue for this.

Lots of people come to camp without a group and that’s totally fine! We’re setting up a few simple ways to help you meet others and feel part of things from the start.

Here’s what’s in place:

Telegram Groups
Once you’ve got your ticket, you’ll get access to our Telegram info. It includes:

• A connection group to chat and find others before camp
• A carpool group for sharing rides
• A main channel for updates and practical info

Daily Meetups
There’s a short daily meetup at camp for anyone who wants to get to know others. It’ll be relaxed and open to all.

Shifts Together
Most camp shifts (kitchen, awareness, etc.) are done in small teams. They are a great chance to meet people while doing something useful. No need to worry about doing it alone.

Open Slot Sessions
We’ll have time set aside in the schedule where anyone can start a small group conversation or activity.

So whether you’re coming with a crew or not, there’ll be room to connect 🙂