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VISITOR INFORMATION
Klaperjaht Offroad Festival 2026 takes place from 7 to 9 August 2026 in Laguja, Nõo Parish, Estonia.
Planning to join us? This page contains everything you need to know before arriving — ticket prices, parking and campsite information, recommended equipment, safety instructions and the rules that apply throughout the festival area.
Klaperjaht takes place in a real off-road environment, where mud, powerful vehicles, uneven terrain and changing weather are all part of the experience. Please read the information below carefully, prepare accordingly and follow the instructions of the organisers, race officials and security team.
By acting responsibly and respecting other visitors, you help us create a festival that is exciting, safe and enjoyable for everyone.
Bring your family, your friends and clothes you do not mind getting muddy. We look forward to seeing you in Laguja!
TICKET INFORMATION
Admission to the festival is subject to a fee for spectators:
» Spectator ticket (wristband): €50 for the full festival or €35 for one day.
» School student ticket (wristband), available upon presentation of a valid student ID: €20 for the full festival or €10 for one day.
» Children under 1.2 metres tall may enter free of charge.
» Parking ticket: €2, valid for one-time entry to the main car park.
» Campsite vehicle pass: €25, providing one vehicle with a camping space and one-time entry to the campsite.
» Campsite vehicle pass: €40, providing one vehicle with a camping space and an entry sticker allowing unlimited re-entry to the campsite.
EQUIPMENT
Bring your own tents and sleeping equipment. A designated camping area is available on site, along with several food vendors, hand-washing water, portable toilets and all other basic essentials.
Spectators should be aware that the parking areas are not completely secure or guarded. Do not leave valuables unattended.
Children under the age of 16 must not be left unattended within the competition area. Unsupervised children who refuse to follow instructions from race officials or the security team may be handed over to the police.
Intoxicated spectators who ignore safety requirements, refuse to follow instructions from the security team or disturb other visitors may also be placed under police supervision.
SAFETY
On faster sections of the course, especially near bends, there is a risk of competition vehicles rolling over. Maintain a safety distance of at least 10 metres.
Near steep climbs and obstacles, loose mud, stones and other track material may be thrown from beneath the wheels of competition vehicles at high speed. Maintain a safety distance of at least 10 metres.
When you see a competition vehicle using its winch, never stand or watch directly in line with the winch cable, either in front of or behind the vehicle. The safer position is to the side, at a distance of no less than 10 metres.
On wooded sections of the course, falling trees may present an unexpected danger. An off-road vehicle that loses its intended speed or direction may collide with a tree, causing it to fall rapidly. Keep at least 10 metres away from such areas whenever possible.
Entering or remaining within areas marked by course tape is strictly prohibited, as these areas are used by competition vehicles. Crossing the course is generally permitted only under the direct supervision of a race official or course safety marshal.
Where an orange safety fence or yellow safety tape has been installed in addition to the regular course markings, entering the area between the safety barrier and the course boundary is strictly forbidden.
Take particular care when choosing a viewing position near steep climbs and descents. Never stand directly in the path of a downhill section, as a vehicle coming down a slope may be impossible to control. At the foot of a hill, maintain a safety radius of at least 20 metres and always choose a position that allows you to move away quickly if necessary.
Always listen to and follow the instructions and warnings given by the security team and race officials. They can be recognised by their specially marked clothing. They have received specific safety training and are better equipped to assess possible hazards.
If you notice that a friend, another spectator or anyone nearby may be in danger or in need of help, assist them, warn them of the risk or inform a clearly marked member of the course staff.
Behave responsibly and respectfully beside the course. Do not throw rubbish into bushes, behind trees or into other hidden places, as this makes cleaning the area much more difficult. By behaving considerately, you set a good example for others and help create a safe and enjoyable atmosphere in which everyone can experience the competition together.
Camping and Parking Rules
1. General Rules
These campsite and car park rules apply to everyone present within the festival grounds. Security personnel are stationed at the entrance, in the car park, at the campsite and within the competition area. All instructions given by security personnel must be followed immediately.
Quiet hours apply from 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. During this period, the following activities are prohibited:
1.1 Playing loud music;
1.2 Singing or shouting loudly;
1.3 Starting or driving vehicles;
1.4 Using backup power generators that are not designed as “super silent” models.
If a competitor or any member of their fan club violates the quiet-hours rules, the entire team and its fan club may be removed from the campsite. Their right of access to the campsite will be revoked and their wristbands will be removed.
2. Access to the Campsite
2.1 Access to the competition and campsite is granted with a campsite wristband, which can be purchased at the entrance gate.
2.2 A wristband becomes invalid if it is damaged, altered or removed.
2.3 Other forms of access for visitors arriving by vehicle, members of the organising team and competitors are granted by an organiser’s wristband, a single-entry campsite vehicle ticket or a special vehicle access sticker displayed on the vehicle’s windscreen.
2.4 Trucks arriving to transport competition vehicles must be parked in accordance with the instructions of the security team.
2.5 To ensure the safety of all campsite visitors, the campsite rules must be followed at all times. By entering the campsite or car park, visitors are deemed to have accepted the campsite rules and standard terms established by the organisers of Klaperjaht.
Failure to comply with these rules may result in removal from the campsite.
3. Permitted and Prohibited Activities within the Campsite
3.1 Caravans, motorhomes and passenger vehicles must be parked in a way that allows neighbouring campers sufficient space to move around and use their camping area comfortably. Entrances, exits, access corridors and pedestrian routes must not be obstructed.
3.2 Large speakers, music systems and other party-box-style audio equipment are prohibited, including during the daytime. This is necessary to ensure that information and announcements made by the organisers through the festival sound system can be heard.
3.3 Carrying glass containers, glass objects or sharp objects within the campsite is prohibited. These items must also not be taken into the competition area.
3.4 If the organisers announce an increased fire risk, only gas stoves or raised charcoal barbecues may be used, and all open fires are prohibited.
Under normal conditions, campfires are permitted, provided that all fire-safety requirements are followed. The location and conditions of any campfire must be approved in advance by the security team.
Whenever an open flame is used, either a fire extinguisher weighing at least 2 kg or a bucket containing at least 10 litres of water must be kept within immediate reach.
3.5 Backup power generators may be used during the daytime only with the agreement of neighbouring campers.
3.6 Large shelters, oversized tents and areas marked off with tape must be approved by the security team.
3.7 Pets must be handled in accordance with the usual requirements applicable to animals in public places. Muzzles, leads, cages or other appropriate equipment must be used whenever necessary to ensure the safety of other visitors.
3.8 Everyone within the campsite and car park must keep the area clean and dispose of rubbish only in the designated waste collection points.
The area within a radius of 2 metres around each visitor’s tent and vehicle must be kept clean. When leaving, all rubbish and waste must be placed in a sufficiently strong rubbish bag that will not tear or allow waste to spread in wind or rain. Visitors who do not have a rubbish bag may request one from the waste collection team.
3.9 Food and drinks brought into the campsite may only be consumed near the visitor’s own tent or vehicle. Walking around the campsite while carrying or consuming food and drinks is prohibited.
Food and drinks must never be taken out of the campsite and into the competition area or competition centre.
Moderate alcohol consumption is permitted. If a campsite visitor becomes intrusive, aggressive or otherwise unreasonably disruptive towards others, the security team has the authority to resolve the situation. The police may be called if necessary.
3.10 Vehicles may only be driven within the campsite when arriving or leaving.
The use of any wheeled vehicle or personal transport device within the campsite, car park or competition centre is prohibited. This includes skateboards, scooters, self-balancing transporters, bicycles, mopeds, motorcycles, ATVs, ride-on lawnmowers, cars and similar vehicles.
Baby strollers are permitted.
4. Access to the Main Car Park
4.1 Access to the main car park is granted with a vehicle ticket, which can be purchased at the car park entrance.
4.2 The ticket is valid for one entry only and becomes invalid once the vehicle leaves the car park.
4.3 When searching for or entering a parking space, visitors must follow the instructions of the parking attendants. This helps prevent damage to vehicles and unnecessary congestion on access routes.
4.4 Food, drinks, glass containers, glass objects and sharp objects must not be taken out of the car park. These items must also not be taken into the competition area.
4.5 Everyone within the car park must keep the area clean and dispose of rubbish only in the designated waste collection points.
5. Visitors Are Required To:
5.1 Behave appropriately and follow generally accepted standards of conduct;
5.2 Keep the area clean and dispose of rubbish only in the designated waste collection points;
5.3 Inform the security team immediately of any danger to themselves, their family, friends or other visitors so that the risk can be addressed.
This includes, but is not limited to, fire hazards, traffic hazards, dangers caused by irresponsible visitors, stinging insects, venomous reptiles or any other potential threat.
6. Visitors Have the Right To:
6.1 Enjoy being outdoors and watching the competition;
6.2 Contact the organising staff or security personnel for assistance with any problems;
6.3 Submit suggestions and complaints in accordance with the applicable procedures.
7. Prohibited Conduct and Penalties
7.1 Vandalism, interference with the competition or disturbance of other visitors through inappropriate behaviour will result in the offender being removed from the competition area, campsite and car park.
The offender’s entrance ticket or wristband will become invalid, and the person will not be permitted to re-enter the competition.
Anyone who resists removal may be handed over to law enforcement authorities.
7.2 Visitors who fail to follow cleanliness requirements, including by dropping litter, or who violate basic campsite rules will first receive a warning and an explanatory discussion from a member of the security team.
In the event of repeated or serious littering or other violations, the visitor will be required to pay a penalty of €50.
Depending on the circumstances, the offender may also be removed from the competition in addition to being required to pay the penalty. The situation will be assessed and the decision regarding removal will be made by a member of the security team and/or the event organiser.
7.3 Possession of prohibited items within an area where they are not permitted, including glass containers, food or drinks brought from outside, sharp objects or similar items, will result in the items being confiscated and the visitor receiving a warning.
Repeated violations may result in removal from the competition.
7.4 Violation of the quiet-hours rules will result in a penalty of €100. Repeated violations may result in removal from the competition.
7.5 Unauthorised commercial activity, including the sale of alcohol, prohibited substances, food, drinks, tickets or other goods, will result in a penalty of €100 and removal from the competition.