Generators are allowed but must be reasonably quiet. Be mindful of your neighbors. Festival staff will determine if a generator is too loud for the camping area.

Yes, there is a shower building near the gate. It’s free and the water is hot.

Water is available on site. You can drive dry and tank up upon arrival. There are two water filling stations not far from the gate house.

Permitted, unless there is a severe drought and the state, county, or local fire department bans open burning. Campfire rings are free at the gate.

Motorcycles are allowed, but due to the noise of the engine, they must be left near the gate or walked, not running, to your campsite.

There is no riding of a bicycle on-site during the entire festival. The exception is if it is used as a mobility aid. Please check with the gate upon arrival.

Dogs are allowed with weekend campers. There is a charge of $10 per dog. Dogs will not be permitted at any time in the entire concert or concession area. Dogs must always be leashed when walking or when away from your campsite.  Dogs must be tied up while at your campsite.  No loose (unleashed) dogs at any time.  Since camping is not permitted without a weekend ticket, dogs are not allowed with a single-day ticket. Dogs may be walked in 24 of the 27 acres of the park, but not in the entire concert or vendor area. The $10 per dog charge should be paid at the gate, on arrival, not in advance.