At The Festival
Are Assistance Dogs welcome?
Assistance Dogs are welcome at The Man From Snowy River Bush Festival. Owners must ensure their Assistance Dog wears its jacket identifying it as a service dog at all times while on Festival grounds. As per public access rights, service dogs can accompany their owners anywhere in the community.
Can I use a Companion Card?
The Festival is proudly affiliated with the Companion Card program. A complimentary Companion Pass is available for holders of a valid Companion Card who require assistance from a companion or carer.
To secure a Companion Pass:
- Email the Festival Office at [email protected]
- Provide your Companion Card details to process your booking and ensure a matching ticket for your companion or carer.
Note: All Festival attendees must wear a wristband for entry to the Festival. The Companion Card must be sighted at Gate #2 Ticket Box to receive your wristband.
For more information about the Companion Card, visit:
www.companioncard.org.au
Or contact the Companion Card Information Line at 1800 650 611.
Is there disabled parking at the Festival?
Yes, there is disabled parking available at the Festival Grounds. Vehicles displaying a Disabled Parking Permit may enter via Gate #7 (Stock Route) and follow signage to the designated parking zone, which is located between the netball courts and football oval.
Are there disabled shower/toilet facilities at the camp grounds?
We provide disabled shower and toilet facilities at the following locations:
- The Events Centre
- On Banjos A
- A toilet block located behind the Stockmans Bar
Are there reserved ‘disabled’ camp sites closer to Festival Grounds and disabled facilities?
While there are no reserved disabled campsites, we recommend booking a site in Banjo’s Premium Section A, which is closest to the Festival grounds. Those with a disabled parking sticker should inform the camping marshals upon arrival so they can assist with the best available site placement for easy access.
Are dogs permitted?
- Dogs are NOT permitted within the Festival Grounds unless they are Assistance Dogs or registered competitors in the Working Cattle Dog Championships.
- Dogs are allowed in the campsites, provided they are kept on a leash and are kept quiet. Owners must clean up after their pets.
Is glass allowed at the Festival?
The Festival grounds have a glass-free policy. Glass containers are prohibited within the Festival Grounds.
Is the site accessible for people with a disability?
We provide Disabled Parking within the Festival Grounds (enter via Gate #7) for those displaying a valid Disabled Parking sticker in the windscreen of their vehicle) and a Disabled Viewing Platform at the main Arena. The Festival by nature has many outdoor venues that take place on rough, uneven ground which require a good degree of mobility.
Are there ATM facilities?
ATMs are available at:
- Various locations in the main street of Corryong
- Corryong Sporting Complex, near the entrance to Banjo’s Premium Camping (Golf Course)
Are there shuttle buses available at the Festival?
There will NOT be shuttle buses available for general transportation around the Festival grounds. However, there will be shuttle buses running to and from the Re-enactment.
Additionally, a courtesy bus will operate from other camping areas in Corryong and surrounds (TBC)
What is the weather like at the Festival?
The weather during the day is typically warm, but early mornings and evenings can be significantly cooler. We recommend dressing for changeable weather, bringing a jacket, and ensuring you have appropriate bedding for comfort. If you feel cold, you can purchase extra clothing from the merchandise store or support local businesses in the Upper Murray area.