Mun Camp

Mun Camp: Music and Nature in the Monti della Luna

Mun Camp is the multidisciplinary summer festival of the Upper Susa Valley, created to bring life back to the Monti della Luna during the warm season. Two days that combine music, sport, art, and community at an altitude of 1,800 meters, in the municipality of Cesana Torinese, in the province of Turin and in the heart of the Piedmontese Olympic mountains. The location is Chalet Monsoleil, in the La Coche area, between Cesana and Claviere, accessible on foot or via the ski lifts heading toward the Monti della Luna area.

A Stage on the Meadow

The heart of the festival is the stage set up on the meadow, featuring a curated line-up of international and local DJs and artists: sets start in the afternoon and continue until night, outdoors, with the peaks of the Cottian Alps providing a natural backdrop. The musical selection ranges from electronic sounds to indie, in an intimate and collective atmosphere that grows with every edition.

Outdoor Sports and Activities

Mun Camp days begin in the morning with the territory transformed into a large playground. The sports program includes:

• Guided hikes along the trails of the Monti della Luna;
• E-bike excursions to discover the Upper Susa Valley;
• Yoga sessions immersed in nature;
• Volleyball tournaments on the festival lawn.

Market, Workshops, and Taste

Alongside music and sports, Mun Camp showcases local excellence with a market of local producers and artisans, workshops, and live printing sessions. For food, there are food trucks with street food and farm-to-table cuisine, local producers offering cheeses, cured meats, and craft beers, and a bar open throughout the event. Those who want to experience the festival to the fullest can stay at the on-site campsite with their own tent.

A Sustainable and Inclusive Festival

Mun Camp is characterized by its focus on environmental sustainability, its family-friendly dimension, and its openly LGBTQIA+ friendly and inclusive approach. It is an event that tells the story of a mountain that is alive even in summer, capable of combining fun, respect for nature, and the promotion of the Piedmontese territory.