No, however we do have tap and go facilities on the gate and at the bar. Bring some cash as many stallholders take cash only. The Commonwealth and Regional Australia Banks and Transwest Fuels in Walcha provide ATM facilities.

Autumn temperatures range from a minimum of 4^oC (overnight) to a maximum of 20^oC (daytime) so please come well prepared with plenty of warm clothing.

The festival is licensed so please don’t bring alcohol with you. Any prohibited items found will be confiscated and not returned.

Well behaved dogs on leashes are allowed at Bobby Jack’s Festival.

Yes, deckchairs and picnic blankets are allowed and encouraged.

Yes, campervans, caravans, tents are all welcomed on the “Village Green”.

Yes, the showground is wheelchair friendly.

If you want to camp with friends, please try and arrive together or as closely together as possible. We cannot reserve camping spaces.

Yes, you may park alongside your tent. However, there are strictly no vehicle movements allowed in the camping area between sunset and sunrise. If you are planning on using your vehicle during the evening then you will need to park outside the showground.

Yes, there are hot showers and toilets available for campers.

Small generators are permitted but please be respectful of other campers with regards to noise. Generators must be turned off at night when people are sleeping.

No, not in the camping ground, however, if you do require a powered site for some reason please email us info@bobbyjacks.com.au and we will see what we can do for you.

No personal fires are allowed in the campground. There will be a communal fire that you are welcome to enjoy.

Yes, you may play your own music in the campground as long as it is not offensive or too loud for other campers. Please be respectful and turn it off at a reasonable hour. No music should be played after 11pm.

The Bobby Jack’s Festival team welcomes food and stall submissions. Please get in touch with us at info@bobbyjacks.com.au