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Montanejos once again becomes an international epicenter of electronic music and sustainable leisure with the celebration of the most stimulating festival on the scene from May 14 to 17
There are festivals with great line-ups, festivals immersed in nature, festivals with an unconditional community… and then there is Días de Campo, a festival that brings all these characteristics together and takes them to the next level.
Días de Campo returns to Montanejos from May 14 to 17 with more than 120 artists, including international, national, and local references in electronic music. A diverse program in terms of styles, built under the same criteria: quality, coherence, and an exceptional dancefloor experience. These 120 artists will be spread across six stages: XCEED Main Stage, La Plaza, Jameson Stage, El Tipi by Turia, Termas Downtempo, and OCB Stage.
Music Program
If there is something that makes Días de Campo special, it is that the artists don’t just come to perform; their greatest motivation is to experience the festival as part of the community. Montanejos becomes their bubble, a space where they can disconnect and enjoy electronic music from a different perspective.
Naming each and every artist participating in the ninth edition of Días de Campo would be quite an odyssey. Among them we highlight Barac, Danilo Plessow (MCDE), Dan Ghenacia, DJ Senc, Jane Fitz, Marcellus Pittman, Ogazón, Ryan Elliott, Olga Korol, Paranoid London, Saoirse, Sonja Moonear, The Ghost, and Zip. However, we must not forget that the festival’s philosophy is also based on promoting local artists, the true pillars of this project.
A Paradise Called Montanejos
Beyond the music, the real star of the festival is Montanejos itself. A village that does not simply host the festival—it transforms itself to make the experience unforgettable. Thermal baths with crystal-clear waters always at 25ºC, mountains, adventure, sports, spas and relaxation, Mediterranean gastronomy, and a friendly, welcoming local community… everything you need to restore both body and spirit can be found in this magical town in Castellón.
Although Montanejos stands out mainly for its incredible natural surroundings, in its urban and heritage areas you will find many landmarks that should not be missed. The Church of Montanejos, the Arab Tower, the San José Bridge, the Hermitage of La Alquería, the Castle of Montanejos, and Villa Purificación are some of the wonders you can visit during the festival.
An Exceptional Community
If there is one thing that defines Días de Campo, it is that everyone who experiences it inevitably comes back. That is why its community continues to grow. The so-called “camperxs” return year after year, in love with the magical energy that is created. For this reason, the organization works hard to improve the experience, services, and surprises so that each year the adventure feels different and leaves a unique aftertaste. Revealing everything that will happen during this ninth edition would almost be a sin—it’s much better to attend with the intention of letting yourself be surprised.
Conclusion
Four days in an incomparable natural setting to listen, dance, and explore Montanejos without rushing. More than 200 hours of music spread across six stages, each more surprising than the last, and featuring over 120 artists. Without a doubt, the most powerful edition of Días de Campo to date.
From May 14 to 17, 2026, you have an unmissable date with Días de Campo. Get your pass, your ticket, and all the information you need here. Experience it firsthand… don’t let someone else tell you about it.
