Go crazy at Paradise City

Can you already hear the music beating through your body? Do you feel the adrenaline rushing through your veins? The festival season is upon us! Paradise City is a festival close to Brussels. The event will take place on July 1, 2 and 3 at Castle Ribaucourt, Perk, Belgium. It's a green festival which means the organization support initiatives to make their festival more ecological. Paradise City offers three different campsites where you can chill and enjoy some cold drinks and fresh food. They even offer campsites with comfortable pre-set tents to reduce the waste that normal festival goers would leave behind. 

 Camping essentials

As camping is a big part of the festival experience, make your tent a bit more fun with interior pieces from A.S.Adventure. A music box and Bols Ready-to-Enjoy cocktails are essential for a good atmosphere with the other residents of the campsite. Don’t forget your sunscreen and Jowaé water mist for those hot summer days.

Want more comfort than your ordinary festival tent? Rent a camper van or caravan from Camptoo, a sharing platform where you can find the motorhome of your dreams and rent it directly from the owner. Camptoo takes care of the paperwork, the necessary insurances, user verification and assistance along the way. Ready, set, drive and sleep in Paradise!

The crochet and pearls from Veritas are a great activity to keep you busy at the campsite. This way you'll have something fun to do with your friends and you create vibrant and colorful necklaces and accessories to wear during the festival.

THE outfit

Festivals are all about finding the right and colorful outfit. Pieces from CKS and JUTTU are bright and stunning. With the GUESS x J Balvin collection you'll be the most original and fashionable on the festival field. Trendy glasses from Fornite & Unofficial and slippers from Freedom Moses will complete your look. Ready to shout the lyrics of your favorite artist at the main stage?

 Green initiative

 Paradise City works closely with the Belgian non-profit organization River Cleanup. Last year, the team collected trash on-site and launched an awareness campaign about pollution and the ecosystem. Dozens of volunteers kept the waterways and festival site clean during and after the festival. In addition, the festival asked visitors to donate the deposit on their reusable cups, raising funds for the organization in the process.