Frequently Asked Questions!

Tickets

Tickets are available in our web shop. The quantity of the different types of tickets are limited. Last year we sold out before the festival opening so it was not possible to buy tickets at site.

Buying or Selling Tickets Privately
Connect with buyers or sellers via this Facebook thread. There you will also find instructions about what you need to do in order to pass over the ownership of the ticket/tickets.

Getting here

There are multiple travel options. We present some suggestions below for your convenience.

By car

The adress is Hylteberg Åbygget Unnaryd. The correct way here is via “Norra Vägen”. There is a small path going to Åbygget on the west side of the lake Kroksjön. Sometimes Google Maps wants to use it as a shortcut. Please note that this road is closed during the festival. Make sure to travel via Norra Vägen.

Co-travel/Car share

We encourage ride share as the parking space is limited. Find your ride or riders in this Facebook thread.

Festival Bus Transfer

New for this year is that we offer an easy option with a transfer bus leaving and returning to Halmstad. Find out more about our Festival Bus and book your ticket here.

Bicycle/hiking

If you come by bicycle or walking you can enter the area from the south, coordinates here.

Regular bus

From Halmstad take bus no 401. Swop to no 431 in Hyltebruk towards Unnaryd. Or plan your trip at www.sj.se. Closest bus stop is Unnaryd Ödegärdet. From there it is only a 3 km walk through a lovely landscape before you enter the site from the south here. Check the information from Hallandstrafiken closely. During the weekend it’s possible that you have to give notice to Hallandstrafiken beforehand to book you public transport bus.

Train

Nearest train station is Torup or Halmstad. From Torup you need to get a ride/take the bus to Unnaryd (approx 30km from Unnaryd). From Halmstad take the Festival Bus Transfer or Regular Bus (see above).

Parking

Follow the signs and park on the big field next to Åbygget.

Good to bring

Rubber-boots, raincoat, water bottle, mosquito repellent, biodegradable soap/schampoo, warm clothes, power bank/solar panels, dancing shoes (if you don’t want to dance barefoot), debit/credit card.

Check-in and Entrance

Depending on arrival time you will either check-in by the parking site or at the festival main area.

Before and when the festival starts

Before the festival starts and during the first parts of the thursday, you can do your check-in close to the parking area, before the campsite. Show your ticket here and get your festival wristband, so you are ready to go. Our crew will then guide you to your preferred camping zone.

Opening hours:

Wed 9/7 16:00-20:00 – Early arrival for campers
Thu 10/7 10:00-16:00

During festival opening hours

The entrance during festival open hours is located at the main festival site. From the parking and camping, follow the signs along the small road. Pass the fields and get Into The Woods! It’s an 800 meter beautiful walk until you arrive. Go to the entrance where you will be greeted by our lovely entrence. Show your ticket. Get a wristband. Welcome! Relax! Have fun!

Opening Hours:

Thu 10/7 16:00-20:00
Fri 11/7 10:00-22:00
Sat 12/7 10:00-22:00

Drop us an email us if you arrive outside of opening hours.

Accessibility

We want Into the Woods to be a place for all! The location brings some extra challenges regarding accessibility though. If you are differently abled you will still have access to a large portion of the site in and around the stage and food area. If you have a wheel-chair, please contact us and we will give you instructions on how to get to the festival area in the smoothest way.

There are toilets with wheel chair accessibility at the food and stage area.

If you have any questions don’t hesitate to contact us at info@intothewoods.se or give a call to Kristoffer +46 705 645586 (updated 27/03/2025).

At Site

There is a walking distance between the parking, camp site and the festival area. Please keep on reading for some valuable information navigating your way around.

Camping

We offer different camping zones depending on preferences. Find more information about our camping areas, options and facilities here.

Program

See the full program on the website. It’s not yet published so you have to return later.

Food & Beverage

We have a forest restaurant and a food court by the main stages area. We offer lunch, dinner and bar between 12.00-01.00 on festival days. Breakfast and “fika” is served at the camping area.

Waste & Recycling

Our philosophy around waste is based on the second principle in the Swedish tradition “The right to Public Access”, namely Please leave the sight as you found it, in other words don’t leave any trash behind. Bring it with you or throw it in the recycle stations before departure.

Toilets

Toilets are located around the area and on the camping site. We are trying to have a high lowest level of experience at Into The Woods, meaning that the we want to toilet experience to be as good as possible. As we are in the forest we do not have water toilets that most of us are used to at home. The toilets are the classical Bajamaja-model. Let’s help each other to keep them as clean as possible.

Shower/bath

We have a beautiful lake at the festival site and sunny days everyone comes here for cooling down and freshening up. The water is clear. Only use biodegradable soap as the lake otherwise will get polluted.

Sauna

There is a floating Sauna available for group booking on site. We have Sauna staff that will row you out in a little boat to the pre-heated sauna. It’s so cute.

Fire pit

In the Magical Forest we have a huge fire place. For some of us sitting by the fire is all we need. Just mentally throw your problem in the flames with some fire woods. Look at the visuals and feel the release.

During dry periods making fires can be regulated. Read up on your own just before the event if you want to know what applies.

Dogs & Pets

Yes, dogs are welcome at Into the Woods — as long as they are kept on a leash at all times. If your dog tends to bark or gets easily stressed in crowds, we kindly ask you to keep them away from the stage area to preserve the peaceful forest vibe.

Safety, First-Aid and Vibe Tribe

Our philosophy is based on prevention of problems so we have a Vibe Tribe, taking care of general safety concerns. If you need a hug, some help or just somewhere to chill out for a while the Vibe Tribe will be at your service.

First-aid kits and fire extinguishers are stationed around the area, and we have a dedicated team with medical experience on site.

Alcohol and smoking

We serve alcohol in the bars at the main festival area. The bar is open until 01:00 and you’ll be able to purchase some really nice drinks as well as some great food. The site around the stage, restaurant/bar and the magic forest is a so called ”alcohol serving area” according to Swedish regulations. That means that it’s only allowed to drink alcohol that’s been served from the bar. It’s forbidden by law to bring your own alcohol in to this area or leave the area with drinks you bought inside.

Smoking is forbidden in the alcohol serving area by law. Please keep in mind that some people are sensitive to the smell of burnt tobacco so generally you should try to keep distance to other when smoking outside that area too. Also be aware that if it’s dry season, smoking posts a big risk.

Policy on Drugs

The use, possession, or distribution of illegal substances is prohibited on the festival grounds. For guests coming from other countries please read up on the Swedish regulations. We strive to create a safe and inclusive space for all visitors, and we ask everyone to respect the laws. Anyone found violating this rule may be removed from the event.

Restricted area Åbygget – Private area

The yellow house and garden next to the campsite is private area. No trespassing please.