Camp++
The fourteenth H.A.C.K. outdoor camp was scheduled for August 6-9, 2026. In an August 25 official-page recheck, the source still retained pre-event wording and did not independently confirm completion; this is therefore a past-date ticket-code gate entry, legally required reception check-in, campsite wristband, and Pretalx-coming-soon identity-artifact record rather than a confirmed shipped electronic badge or event outcome.
Fényes Camping, Tata, Hungary · Hungary · 2026
A conservative past-date Camp++ 2026 identity record: the official pages document August 6-9 2026 dates, Fényes Camping in Tata, ticket-code presentation at the gate, legally required reception check-in, wristband pickup at camp registration, and a Pretalx CfP path still marked coming soon. Rechecked August 25, the official pages retain that pre-event language and do not independently confirm that the camp occurred or that any artifact was issued.
Lifecycle
The CfP lists a Camp++ Pretalx submission system marked as coming soon. It establishes planned software-adjacent infrastructure without implying badge firmware, a completed programme, or an event outcome.
The how-to page says attendees should find the camp registration person at the campsite after reception check-in and receive a wristband before 0-24 re-entry is possible. The current source does not prove issuance.
The how-to page instructs attendees to check in at reception with government-issued ID or passport because Hungarian law requires it for overnight stay; published check-in hours are part of that planned arrival flow, not a confirmed post-event handoff.
The how-to page instructs attendees to present a ticket code at the gate or entrance for first entry and to bring the ticket on a device or printed. Rechecked after the scheduled dates, the page does not prove that this flow occurred.
Operational history
The dossier separates campsite legal check-in from the camp identity artifact and does not convert planned logistics into a confirmed access model.
The record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying event-page media, ticket graphics, screenshots, attendee photos, placeholders, or generated approximations.
The page keeps the Hungarian outdoor camp lineage visible while preventing stale logistics pages from being presented as confirmed event completion, delivered identity artifacts, or PCB badgelife.
The 2026 dossier is limited to the current home, how-to, ticket-page, and CfP facts instead of assuming the detailed ticketing model or successful outcome from earlier Camp++ editions.