Smukfest
Smukfest is Denmark's biggest forest festival, held every August in the Skanderborg beech forest. The 2026 edition runs 2-9 August, with camp check-in from 31 July. Here's where Volt runs Event Lockers and charging, and what to book before you arrive.
Smukfest is Denmark's biggest forest festival: eight days in the beech forest at Skanderborg, with around 60,000 daily visitors, including 18,000 volunteers. The 2026 edition runs 2-9 August, and check-in starts 31 July at the Sherwood entrance, KærligHeden and Birkevej 23, ahead of the main gates opening.
Here is the practical rundown: when camping opens, what you can bring, and where Volt runs Event Lockers and charging on site. For the full walkthrough, see the complete Smukfest 2026 guide.
Camping and check-in
Your wristband covers free camping with your own tent for the whole week, plus free parking and shuttle buses. Most of the festival's thirteen camping areas open from 2 August, each with its own character, from the quiet corners to the loud ones next to a stage. Camping rules ban pavilions, gas bottles, open flames and large batteries or generators, so leave the disco lights and the Trangia at home. Check the official page for this year's exact opening times before you pack the car.
What Volt runs here
- Event Lockers for the whole week, at the Sølund entrance, Skanderborghus and Skovlunden
- Volt Charging Service (staffed powerbank swap) at KærligHeden, the Sølund entrance and Stjerneområdet, plus Volt Self-Service Charging stations spread across the camps
- SOUNDBOKS battery swap and Soundlock at KærligHeden
Locker and charging booking runs through Smukfest's own kiosk closer to the event, not a separate Volt checkout. See Smukkiosken for what is bookable right now.
Useful links
Your festival guides
- Event Lockers guide
- Day locker or full-festival locker: how to choose
- Charging guide
- Getting there
- What to pack
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