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Waste at Parookaville campsite in Weeze harms the festival

20.07.2026 17:35 1 min 1 source
RP ONLINE DEU
Waste at Parookaville campsite in Weeze harms the festival
© Eirik Sedlmair

Every year after the Parookaville festival in Weeze, some campers leave intact tents, paddling pools and damaged gazebos behind on the huge campsite. This behaviour is considered disrespectful to the majority of responsible attendees and creates logistical issues for the organisers.

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Waste at Parookaville campsite in Weeze harms the festival

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