In pictures: Punters brave the mud at Splendour in the Grass

Festival goers didn't let the wet weather dampen their spirits on Saturday. (AAP: Jason O'Brien)

Revellers are braving the muddy conditions as they file in for the second day of the Splendour in the Grass festival at the North Byron Parklands.

Festival co-founder Jessica Ducrou has described the wet weather at the festival as the "worst" Splendour has experienced in its 21-year history. 

But the campgrounds looked in better shape on Saturday than on the first major day of the festival. 

Campers awoke to slightly less wet conditions on Saturday.   (AAP: Jason O'Brien)

The Splendour crowd came dressed for the conditions on Saturday. (AAP: Jason O'Brien)

Campers made do in the mud.  (AAP: Jason O'Brien)

There was still water at the campgrounds today.  (AAP: Jason O'Brien)

Festival goers enjoy a break from the wet weather this morning. (AAP: Jason O'Brien)

Conditions were considerably worse on Friday, with organisers cancelling the main stage acts due to wet weather. 

Punters braved ankle-high mud and flooded Splendour grounds. (Russell Privett/triple j)

The first day was cancelled due to heavy rain. (ABC News: Tobi Loftus)

Festival goers wade through a muddy pool at Splendour In The Grass. (Russell Privett / triple j)

Some ticket holders had to wait hours to get in, only to find the campgrounds awash.  (ABC News: Keely Johnson)

Bogged cars in the campgrounds of Splendour in the Grass 2022. (ABC News: Samantha Morris)

A punter wades through ankle-deep sludge. (Lauren Connelly/triple j)

The Splendour in the Grass campground was saturated on Friday. (ABC News: Keely Johnson)

Muddy punters arrive at the Splendour In The Grass gates. (Lauren Connelly/triple j)

Festivalgoers wade through the muddy Splendour grounds (Lauren Connelly/triple j)

Tents were inundated by flooding and mud.  (ABC News: Tobias Loftus)

Water has risen around punter's tents. (ABC News: Tobias Loftus)

Attendees are having to deal with wet, muddy conditions and soaked tents.  (ABC NEWS: Tobias Loftus)

A gazebo flipped onto the top of a demountable at the festival. (ABC News: Eloise Gillespie)

A crumpled tent at the festival, which started with torrential rain. (ABC News: Eloise Gillespie)