Is camping available?
Yes, you can purchase your camping passes on our website by clicking here.
What can I bring to the campground?
When is load-in and load-out?
Load-in starts on Thursday, October 3rd at Noon. Campers are expected to load out on Monday, October 7th by 10:00 am.
What amenities will there be?
New for 2024: Campground will feature a campground hub with bathrooms and showers
Where is the campground?
Stay close to the festival space in the grassy pastures of our Back 40 Campground! View camping locations on the Festival Map on our website.
Are there hookups for my RV?
All sites are boondocking only — no hookups are available.
Can I park a vehicle at my campsite?
Two (2) vehicles are allowed per site — this means you can have a tent and two support vehicles, a truck and a camper, or an RV and a support vehicle. Six (6) persons are allowed at each site.
What are the sizes of the campsites?
Tent Campsite - 20’ x 20’ area on grass in the Tent Camping area
RV Campsite - 40’ x 60’ area on grass in our RV & Camper area
Yurt Glamping - 14’ canvas bell tent. Includes queen airbed mattress, bedding, chair, side table & rugs.
Campground Access
- Camping passes and festival passes must be purchased separately. Camping passes do not grant entrance to the festival and festival passes do not grant access to the campground. Overnight camping requires the purchase of a campsite.
- ALL PERSONS entering the campground must abide by the campground rules. If not, you will be immediately escorted off the grounds and relieved of all your festival credentials.
- All vehicles entering the campground MUST have a camping credential sticker (on both your tow/personal vehicle and sleeping unit) in plain sight on the left-hand side of the (driver-side) windshield.
- No overnight camping in the festival parking lot.
Any disturbance of your neighbors or other campers will not be tolerated. We expect you to have fun and also respect your fellow campers.
Security officers have the authority to ask any person or groups of people who are abusing the noise curfew to leave the grounds without a refund.