While ample space is designated for General Admission tickets alongside easily accessible facilities, for those inclined for a more premium recline, we recommend reviewing the options below. Pleasurable upgrades give you access to private and communal areas.
Inclusions:
- 2, 3 or 4 person powered tents available
- Premium air mattress on the floor with linen
A Vehicle Pass is not included in your Glamping package, if you wish to drive to Pitch you will need to purchase a Vehicle Pass separately, once they are on sale.
Please note, this pass does not grant you entry into the festival, you will need to purchase your Festival Entry Ticket separately.
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2 Person Tent
Inclusions:
- Powered tent for 2 people
- Raised double bed with innerspring mattress, bed linen, bedside tables and a lounge
- Clothes rack with hangers, 2 towels, a mirror and a fan
A Vehicle Pass is not included in your Glamping package, if you wish to drive to Pitch you will need to purchase a Vehicle Pass separately, once they are on sale.
Please note, this pass does not grant you entry into the festival, you will need to purchase your Festival Entry Ticket separately.
Inclusions:
- 2, 3, or 4 person powered
- Raised bed with quality foam mattress and linen
A Vehicle Pass is not included in your Glamping package, if you wish to drive to Pitch you will need to purchase a Vehicle Pass separately, once they are on sale.
Please note, this pass does not grant you entry into the festival, you will need to purchase your Festival Entry Ticket separately.
Free yourself of expectations and take part in a signature blend of visual & aural delights while you delve into a variety of complimentary experiences at our seventh edition of Pitch Music & Arts.
We acknowledge the Djab Wurrung and Eastern Maar Peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which Pitch operates.
We ask that guests walk respectively on the land and join us for a Welcome To Country ceremony.
The process of being welcomed to an Aboriginal nation is highly significant so we ask all guests to be present for the ceremony as a way of paying respects to the land and the Traditional Owners of our temporary home. Attending a Welcome to Country ceremony expresses to the Traditional Custodians your recognition that Gariwerd (The Grampians), Moyston, surrounding landscapes and the entire Australian continent always was and always will be Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander land.
More information regarding the Welcome To Country ceremony will be shared closer to the date.
Check back here closer to the date to explore more about our stages.
Check back here closer to the date to explore more about our stages.
Pitch Pavilion expands into a narrative, a space to unwind and reflect - from ambient DJ sets, to wellness workshops and mindful activities, this artist-led space provides an escape to a tranquil haven.
More information regarding the Pitch Pavilion timetable will be shared closer to the date.
We acknowledge the Djab Wurrung and Eastern Maar Peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which Pitch operates.
We are immensely privileged to be surrounded by the prodigy of nature and the communities of Ararat, Halls Gap, and Dunkeld. We are humbled to be able to call the open fields at the foot of the Grampian Mountain Range home for the weekend once again.
Check back here closer to the date to explore more about our stages.
Hidden amongst the campgrounds, discover a hub away from the main stages offering eclectic music styles and a safe space to connect with new and old friends alike.
Hosted by some of the country's most dynamic crews and collectives, the Precinct will be open across all four days. No set times - expect secret guests and hidden gems.
If you would like to remember your time at Pitch, The Market Place will be open throughout the festival. Here, you can purchase souvenirs made by ethical creatives and designers.
To express your interest in having a market stall at Pitch, apply here.
The beauty of the Pitch Music & Arts home located at the foothills of The Grampians extends far beyond the festival site. We are immensely privileged to be surrounded by the prodigy of nature and are grateful to Ararat, Moyston and surrounding communities for welcoming us with open arms each year.
The Pinnacle walk and summit viewpoint highlights the entire Grampians region. Home to the largest number of Aboriginal rock art sites in Southern Australia, hikers are rewarded with scenic views over a vast expanse of Western Victoria. The circuit walk beginning from Halls Gap explores bushlands, unique rock formations and gullies in the picturesque national park.
MOCO is an independent art gallery located among the natural bushland of the Grampians. This is a space to view and purchase original artwork pieces from some of the region's finest artists and ethical local creators including painters, glassblowers and print makers.
If you’re looking to explore, this loop walk located in the ancient Grampians Mountain Range is an easy stroll from Halls Gap town centre leading you to the tranquil waters of Venus Baths. Follow the walking track up the river for deeper waterways. These naturally formed fresh-water rock pools are the perfect place to refresh.
Located at the heart of Halls Gap town centre, Paper Scissors Rock Brew Co is an independent craft brewery. With live music, a street-food inspired menu and beers brewed on site and rotated seasonally to keep things fresh, this buzzing spot is the perfect place to refuel. We encourage you to support local during your visit.
An iconic part of town located between Ararat and Halls Gap, the Moyston General Store will be the best stopping point for your way into the festival grounds if you have left behind anything important. The store will be stocked with any last minute needs including toiletries, some food and drink items and basic camping equipment.
