Wildeburg

Wildeburg 2026 runs Thursday 9 to Sunday 12 July in natuurpark Netl at Kraggenburg, Flevoland, according to the festival’s official info page. It is an 18+ festival, a weekend ticket includes camping, and the official programme lists more than 150 artists. Volt is part of the setup too, with Volt Self-Service Charging so your phone makes it through all four days.

When and where is Wildeburg 2026?

Thursday 9 to Sunday 12 July 2026. The dates sit on the festival's own info page and are confirmed by Festivalfans. Camping opens Thursday at 14:00, and everyone heads home by Monday 12:00. There are Sunday day tickets as well, with gates from 07:00 that morning.

The setting is a big part of the point. Wildeburg happens in natuurpark Netl just outside Kraggenburg: forest, water and open clearings in the middle of the Flevoland polder. For navigation, the address is Mammouthweg 30, Kraggenburg, per the official transport page.

What Wildeburg is like

Four days of mostly electronic music in a nature park, strictly 18 and over, ID checked at the entrance. The 2026 programme runs past 150 names, listed A to Z rather than stacked into headliners: Âme, Erol Alkan, Kittin & Steffi and RØDHÅD all play, next to a long tail of DJ and live sets.

On the ground it works like most Dutch festivals: food and drink are bought with consumption coins, and the coin points take iDeal and the usual cards, as set out in the official FAQ. Camping is included with a weekend ticket, so your tent, your crew and the music all live on the same site from Thursday to Monday.

Keeping your phone charged at Wildeburg

Your phone is your ticket, your map, your camera and the only way to find your crew when the lights come on. Four days is a long stretch, and Wildeburg's own FAQ points festival goers to powerbanks rather than fixed charging points, with powerbanks sold and rented at the camping shop.

That is where Volt comes in. With Volt Self-Service Charging you pick up a charger at the festival and keep it with you, three charger cables built in, so your phone charges while you dance, swim or queue for coffee. Pick-up on site takes a minute.

At bigger camping festivals Volt also runs the staffed Volt Charging Service, where you rent a Volt-Charger and swap it for a fresh one once a day at a Volt booth. Curious how the formats compare? The festival charging page walks through all of them.

Lockers and your stuff

Wildeburg has weekend and Sunday lockers on site, sized 26 x 20 x 40 cm, bookable in advance through the festival, per the official FAQ. Enough for a wallet, keys, a powerbank and a dry hoodie.

At many festivals across Europe, Volt runs Event Lockers: a locker you open with a personal code sent by email and SMS, re-lock as often as you like, monitored daily. If your next festival is one where Volt handles storage, the Event Lockers page explains how it works. At Wildeburg itself, charging is the Volt service to book.

Bag rules: what you can bring in

The short version of the house rules on the official info page:

• No glass, apart from medication or perfume bottles up to 50 ml.
• Own drinks are Thursday and Friday only: up to 4 litres per person, in sealed unopened cans, nothing above 15%.
• Saturday and Sunday: no outside food or drink at all.
• No nitrous oxide, fireworks, drones, confetti or large sound systems.

Rules can shift from year to year, so give the official page a quick read before you pack.

Getting there

Driving? Set your navigation to Mammouthweg 30, Kraggenburg and follow the P bezoekers signs; parking tickets are only sold on site, per the official transport page. By public transport, take the train to Kampen Zuid station and hop on the shuttle bus from there. Shuttle tickets are also only sold on the spot, and the running times differ per day, so check the transport page before you travel.

Coming by bike is genuinely easy here: the bike parking sits right next to the entrance. The festival also encourages carpooling to keep traffic through the polder calm.

Book charging for Wildeburg 2026

One less thing to think about. Book your charger, pick it up at the festival, and keep your phone alive from the first set to the last swim.

Running an event yourself? Volt is the on-site operator behind over 120 festivals and events across Europe, from charging to Event Lockers. Start at the organiser overview.

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