APAC

There are four different options for accommodation at APAC.

• Dorm Rooms

• Camping with Cars

• Camping without Cars

• Powered Campsites (RVs)

DORM ROOMS
Dorm bed tickets can be purchased through our ticketing page.
Dorm rooms contain between 4-12 beds and are mixed gender (with one large room reserved for female only).
If you want to sleep in a dorm bed, you MUST purchase a ticket prior to arrival.
Dorm beds sell out quickly and we don’t keep any spares on site so we recommend getting your ticket ASAP.
Each dorm bed includes one pillow only. Please make sure you bring your own linens, bedding and doonas.

CAMPING WITH CARS
Camping is free with your festival ticket purchase.
If you have a van, car set up or are joining a large group with your car, the “Camping with Cars’ is the area for you. Once set up, you won’t be able to move your car for the duration of the festival


CAMPING WITHOUT CARS
Camping is free with your festival ticket purchase.
If you are tenting or would like the option to drive out of the festival during workshop days, ‘Camping without Cars’ is the campsite for you.
Once your tent is set up, we have a seperate carpark for your car


RV POWERED SITES
We have limited powered campsites for RVs and vans.
These spaces are reserved for one RV/Caravan and cannot be shared with multiple vehicles.
Tickets for these spaces can be purchased from our ticketing page.

Meal passes can be purchased through our ticketing page.
It covers breakfast, lunch and dinner for the three training days, but does not cover dinner on arrival day or breakfast on departure day - you can purchase these meals directly from the kitchen team onsite.
Individual meals are also available each day to purchase for around $15-$20.

We offer a range of meat, vegetarian, vegan and gluten free dishes.
See a sample menu here

You are welcome to bring your own food and cooking supplies but please be aware that we do not offer any cooking facilities or refridgerater storage for you.
Camping stoves are allowed but in the event we have a total fire ban day, you will not be permitted to use it. In that event, we will open up the spare kitchen for you to use.

Find all the information on Camp Cooriemungle and what to expect onsite here

ARRIVAL NIGHT
Welcome Meeting

DAY 1
A full day of workshops
Nighttime Jam

DAY 2
A full day of workshops
Nighttime Jam

DAY 3
A full day of workshops
Nighttime Jam

DAY 4
A full day of workshops
Circus Olympics
Renegade
Party

Every year Spinfest and APAC offers free screen printing for all attendees.

Simply bring along a t-shirt, tote bag or any other item of clothing and we will print this years design on it for you in either black or white ink.

For best results, clothing should be a natural fibre and have no ridges or seams on the area you’d like printed.

Renegade and the Circus Olympics are staples of APAC.
You can find more details here

MAP
Check out our site map here
Our site set up changes each year so you’ll find the most up to date map on display at Camp Cooriemungle.

TIMETABLE
Timetable will be released later in the year, but you can check out the 2026 timetable here
Timetable is subject to change and you’ll find the most up to date timetable on display at Camp Cooriemungle.

CONSENT
Engaging in partner acrobatics involves trust, adrenaline, physical touch and some big emotions such as fear and excitement.
Spin Circus is committed to making sure APAC remains a safe environment for everyone.
When it comes to acrobatics, everyone has the right to say no to a skill - but sometimes (especially in a festival or group situation), saying no can be hard because of things like peer pressure and your own desire (or ego) to do a skill.

If it’s not an excited ‘yes’ = it’s a no
If it’s a ‘maybe’ = it’s a no
If its a ‘um I don’t know’ = it’s a no.

If you do ask someone to do a skill and they say no, please don’t take it personally - there are many factors as to why someone might not want to train and that’s okay.

SAFETY
APAC offers a huge range of workshops and it’s important to know your limits and what your body is capable of to avoid injury. Ego lifting or pushing yourself when you’re exhausted is a one way ticket to an injury so please prioritise your rest and recovery.

The night time jams are a popular time for people to try new tricks and hit some big skills. Making sure you’re staying warm (as the night gets progressively cooler) and not attempting large skills that you have zero experience in will help keep you injury free.
The jams tend to start with daylight and progress into night time, so be aware of your surroundings as it gets darker.