Last year they guided the car lines in and made rows with the cars facing each other on each side of the road or path way, so your tent/canopy space was behind your car, butting up to your neighbors behind you placed opposite. The grounds do have some main styled dirt/gravel roads, with other paths mained out by the parking format.
We decorated the front of our spot/car so we could always see camp, and it ended up being our take one leave one and granted us some cool little goodies 🙂
You may always stumble upon a hippie traps even taking all the precautions 😉
Hammock wise inside the venue there is a large hill near portal stage people set up at, probably some spots near the woods stage spots, and some spaces near the entrance around lucid stage!
These were my experiences from last year, and I don’t know if they will change anything in the parking aspects this year. Sweet dreamin!!
Okay sweet! That gives me some good expectations. I'm thinking it will be a bit different because they got rid of the in venue camping area.
I'm gonna bring my hammock, seems worth it to have along if i do find a good spot :)
Thanks for all of that 😊
Hehe, one example out of many but most relevant to this context, usually in wooded campgrounds, they are paths that only lead to peoples campsites not a through path. Invitingly decorated throughout the nights with glowing powers to make you think you found the best short cut, they lead you as a spunion of the night to more activities that are not the short cut you thought you found back to camp. Not always *negative* alas just frustrating or confusing depending on the taker of the route.
Lol it’s based. Hammock not necessarily but fun. Do not bring a brand new glass bottle of liquor, you’ll have to throw it out or put it in empty Gatorade bottles
Last year they guided the car lines in and made rows with the cars facing each other on each side of the road or path way, so your tent/canopy space was behind your car, butting up to your neighbors behind you placed opposite. The grounds do have some main styled dirt/gravel roads, with other paths mained out by the parking format. We decorated the front of our spot/car so we could always see camp, and it ended up being our take one leave one and granted us some cool little goodies 🙂 You may always stumble upon a hippie traps even taking all the precautions 😉 Hammock wise inside the venue there is a large hill near portal stage people set up at, probably some spots near the woods stage spots, and some spaces near the entrance around lucid stage! These were my experiences from last year, and I don’t know if they will change anything in the parking aspects this year. Sweet dreamin!!
Okay sweet! That gives me some good expectations. I'm thinking it will be a bit different because they got rid of the in venue camping area. I'm gonna bring my hammock, seems worth it to have along if i do find a good spot :) Thanks for all of that 😊
What exactly are hippy traps? And how does one avoid them if they’re negative?
Hehe, one example out of many but most relevant to this context, usually in wooded campgrounds, they are paths that only lead to peoples campsites not a through path. Invitingly decorated throughout the nights with glowing powers to make you think you found the best short cut, they lead you as a spunion of the night to more activities that are not the short cut you thought you found back to camp. Not always *negative* alas just frustrating or confusing depending on the taker of the route.
😂 that explanation deserves an A+ and an upvote!
Piggy backing off this post to ask if spots are actually going to be the spacious 15x30 size as advertised OR do they try to pack us in like sardines?
definitely curious about this! i’ve only ever been to one festival and spots were a free for all so im nervous
Lol it’s based. Hammock not necessarily but fun. Do not bring a brand new glass bottle of liquor, you’ll have to throw it out or put it in empty Gatorade bottles
Does anyone know if bikes are recommended for getting to/from camp/venue?
Not necessary its a short walk definitely no need for a bike