Muddy Hands Festival - frequently asked questions

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  • Muddy Hands Festival is a free entry event.
  • Tickets and pre-registration is not required.
  • The event runs from 10am to 3pm.
  • A range of food and beverage options will be available for purchase.
  • Eight food vendors will be available to satisfy all your snack, coffee and lunch needs.
  • You're welcome to bring your own food as well.

Muddy Hands Festival is all about getting down and dirty!

  • Not all activities involve water/mud play, however, if you are planning for your little ones to enjoy the messy activities, please dress them in clothes you don’t mind getting a bit grubby.
  • There will be a cleaning station to hose off mud with cold water. Bring a towel and some spare clothes for the children to change into once they are finished.
  • It is strongly recommended to bring a large hat, sunscreen and wear long-sleeved clothes as the majority of Golden Fields Reserve is unshaded.

Car parking is available at the following locations:

  • Golden Fields car parks
  • SA Districts Netball Association car park
  • Surrounding streets - please be mindful of timed parking limits.

Please note carparking is limited, consider using the Adelaide Metro journey planner.

  • All access points to Golden Fields are wheelchair friendly.
  • A sensory tent is available for kids to relax and calm their senses.
  • Communication boards will be available for non-verbal attendees.
  • Upon arrival, make your way to the CTTG information tent or speak to one of our friendly event staff members to collect a wristband for your child.
  • Pens will be available to write your phone number on the wristband in case you become separated.
  • In the event of a lost child, please notify a security guard or event staff member onsite.
  • Smoking is not permitted within the event.
  • Please make your way to the outside boundaries of Golden Fields Reserve and be respectful of others.
  • Dogs are permitted but must be on lead at all times.
  • We strongly encourage leaving your pets at home and not subject them to undue stress.