• Body Language is committed to creating a safer space free from racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism, harassment, aggressive behaviour, and unwanted touching. We ask everyone to contribute to a culture of respect, care, and community throughout the weekend.

    • Zero tolerance for violence, theft, or vandalism

    • This is a 19+ event

    • We operate under a “Challenge 25” policy. Anyone appearing under 25 will be required to present valid government-issued photo ID

    • No illegal substances permitted on site

    • No charcoal barbecues, open fires, fireworks, or fire-spinning equipment

    • No pets permitted on festival grounds

  • The Wellness Team will be available throughout all hours of programming to support attendee safety and well-being. Trained monitors will be roaming the dance floors and festival grounds. If you feel unsafe, overwhelmed, or need support of any kind, please approach a team member.

    The Wellness Team carries:

    • Naloxone (Narcan)

    • Earplugs

    • Gum

    • Glucose packets

    • Electrolyte tablets

    For medical emergencies or urgent care, please go directly to Priority First Aid or notify a Wellness Team member immediately.

  • Volunteers help make Body Language possible. From parking and registration to wellness and site support, our team works together to create a safe, welcoming, and unforgettable experience for everyone attending.

    Interested in volunteering? Head to our contact page and submit an application.

  • Tent camping is available just a few hundred metres from the main festival grounds and operates on a first-come, first-served basis. 

    Campervan and RV sites are located at a separate area approximately 500m from the festival grounds. Due to limited capacity, reservations are required through the purchase of a camper/RV pass.

  • Registration is located at 1538 Mount Pleasant Road. Upon arrival, registration volunteers will greet you and provide directions for parking and site access.

    • Parking is located approximately 800m from the main festival grounds

    • Shuttle service will operate during designated hours between parking and registration

    • Please have your electronic ticket and valid government-issued photo ID ready upon arrival

  • Food vendors on site include:

    • Street Tacos by Nathaniel & Anna (Friday night)

    • Moonjelly Bakes - breakfast, coffee, and pastries (Saturday morning)

    • Shore Lunch - sushi bowls and more (Saturday night)  

    Additional information:

    • Alcohol sales are not permitted on site

    • Multiple drinking water stations on site, please bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste

    • Attendees are welcome to bring their own food

  • Camping essentials

    If you’re camping, we strongly recommend bringing:

    • A waterproof tent and tarp

    • An air mattress, sleeping pad, or foam mattress
      The ground can become cold and damp at night. Having a barrier makes a huge difference.

    Clothing & Comfort

    • Warm layers, extra socks, waterproof footwear, and rain gear
      Nights get cold and the grass is often wet in the mornings. Be prepared for changing weather conditions, including rain.

    • Earplugs and an eye mask for sleeping.

    • A flashlight or headlamp
      You’ll likely be walking through wooded areas after dark.

    • Bug spray and sunscreen
      Please check for ticks regularly, as Lyme disease is present in the area.

    Other recommended items

    • A reusable water bottle
      Free drinking water will be available throughout the campground and stages

    • Cash, if preferred. There is no ATM on site, though vendors accept credit cards.

    • Wagon for transport of camping gear.

    • Body Language is a rain-or-shine event, and our site includes multiple sheltered spaces to keep the weekend comfortable in changing weather conditions.

    • In the event of rain, musical programming can move entirely to our weatherproof stage without interruption. Communal gathering areas throughout the site will also provide some protection from the elements, allowing attendees to stay dry while still enjoying the festival experience.

    • We still strongly encourage everyone to come prepared with warm layers, waterproof footwear, and rain gear.

    • A lost & found will operate on site throughout the festival weekend. Following the event, unclaimed items will be held on site for up to 48 hours before being cleared.

    • Please label personal belongings whenever possible, and avoid bringing unnecessary valuables to the festival grounds.