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Map layout for a camping and music event called 'Field of Vision,' presented by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard from August 15-17, 2025, at Meadow Creek, Buena Vista, Colorado. The map shows areas for car camping, tent camping, and RV camping, with labeled sections like 'Pinion Tent-Only Camping,' 'Creekside Dome Glamping,' and 'Safari Pond Glamping.' It features multiple stages, parking areas, and amenities like food, bars, medical stations, and shower pods. Pathways for walking and driving are marked, alongside road closures and venue entrances.
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In this celebration, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard welcomes us to gather at Meadow Creek in a collective musical experience with three nights of rock'n'roll by the band. Connect with nature’s finest mountain views, inhale the crisp Colorado fresh air, play in rivers & creeks, and channel freedom through music, dance, and community.

Welcome to Field of Vision.

Field of Vision

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  BUENA VISTA’s  Live Music   

THE HEART OF

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  • A photo of a glowing tent at night captured with time lapse
  • A large outdoor yoga class with many people practicing on mats in a park near a lake, with trees and mountains in the background.
  • The Meadow at Mt. Princeton
  • A creek surrounded with cottonwood trees and campsites
  • The Main Stage Area at Night Illuminates
  • River flowing through a forest with tall trees and lush greenery.
  • Scenic autumn landscape with a clear stream, yellow-leaved trees, grassy banks, and snow-capped mountains under a blue sky.

Buena Vista’s Meadow Creek site has hosted a variety of world-class events in the last decade, including: Renewal with Billy Strings, Vertex Festival, and 7 Peaks. Meadow Creek is a 2.5 hour drive from the Front Range of Boulder, Denver and Colorado Springs. This iconic Colorado site hosts Mount Princeton as its backdrop, a gorgeous creek lined with 100ft tall cottonwood trees running through its center, and a beach surrounding a swimming pond, with 360 degree views of stunning scenery.

       15264 County Road 350, Buena Vista, CO      

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Festival Info

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard presents Field of Vision @ Meadow Creek takes place August 14 - 17th, 2025 in Buena Vista, Colorado.

The Campgrounds will open to Thursday Early Arrival vehicle pass holders ONLY from 12pm noon - 11:59pm on Thursday, August 14th. The Campgrounds will open to all other vehicle and RV pass holders at 8am on Friday, August 15th and remain open until all guests must be off site by 3pm on Monday, August 18th.

Reach out to info@meadowcreekco.com with any questions.

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Ticketing Info

  • FIELD OF VISION ADMISSION: All guests must purchase an Admission Wristband.

  • WEEKEND ADMISSION - A Weekend Admission Wristband includes three (3) nights of rock'n'roll with King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard in the Venue (Friday - Sunday) and access to beach hangs, all-day creek play, and community in the Campgrounds (Friday - Monday).

  • SINGLE DAY ADMISSION - A Single Day Admission Wristband includes access to the Venue & Campgrounds on the day that is purchased for.

  • CAMPING PASSES: One (1) Camping or RV Pass is required per vehicle, NOT per person.

  • PARKING PASSES: All non-camping vehicles require a separate Weekend or Day Parking Pass. 

  • EARLY ARRIVAL: To extend your Field of Vision experience, purchase a Thursday Early Arrival Pass. Upon purchase, all of your admission, camping, and parking passes will automatically extend to Thursday. 

  • AGE REQUIREMENT - All ages are welcome at Field of Vision. Each individual must have an Admission Wristband, except ages 5 and under are free and do not require an Admission Wristband.

Camping Info

  • No reserving spots. If your group wants to park multiple camping vehicles next to each other, either purchase a Group Camping Pass or plan to have all vehicles arrive together.

  • There is no re-entry for camping vehicles during the peak entrance times.  If you leave in your car, on your return you will be subject to Vehicle Toll search procedures and may be required to park in the Day Parking lot during that busy time.

  • All Vehicles and RVs will be searched before entry into the campgrounds.

  • All patrons must be wearing an Admission Wristband.

  • If arriving on Thursday, all vehicles must have a Thursday Early Arrival Pass. Thursday Early Arrival Passes are per vehicle, not per person.

  • No box trucks or trailers allowed.

  • Camping Passes do not include Admission Wristbands. Admission Wristbands are required and must be purchased separately. A Camping Pass on its own does not permit entry. A separate Thursday Early Arrival pass is also required for each vehicle if arriving on Thursday.

  • The Box Office is located at the main Field of Vision entrance, just off of County Road 350. Thursday Early Arrival Passes must arrive between 12pm noon - 11:59pm on Thursday, August 14th.

    The on-site Box Office will be open:

    • Thursday, August 14th: 12pm noon - 11:59pm

    • Friday & Saturday, August 15-16th: 8am - 8pm

    • Sunday, August 17th: 12pm noon - 6pm 

  • 15264 County Road 350, Buena Vista, CO. 

    Please do not use Google or Apple maps for your directions to the entrance.  Please follow arrival instructions that will be sent in the weeks leading up to the event.

  • There will be a specific route that must be followed in order to arrive to the campgrounds in an organized fashion. Please follow arrival instructions that will be sent in the weeks leading up to the event.

  • For safety reasons, it is advised that you do not leave the campgrounds in your car at night. If you do, please be responsible, go slowly, stay on the roads and use extreme caution when backing out and navigating around other people’s campsites.  There are designated exits from the campgrounds. On return you will be required to go back through the Main Entrance Vehicle Tolls where you will be subject to search procedures.  Stay tuned for specific departure instructions that will be sent in the weeks leading up to the event.

  • Admission Wristbands and Camping/Parking Passes are sold separately.  Everyone on site must have a valid Admission Wristband in order to be in the Campgrounds. All vehicles must have a Vehicle, RV, Weekend, or Day Parking Pass.

  • Vehicles that do not have a Vehicle or RV Camping Pass must purchase a separate Weekend or Day Parking pass. Those planning to bring a companion vehicle must purchase a Weekend Parking Pass. Those parking on site but planning to stay off site at night must have a Weekend or Day Parking Pass. Vehicles that intend to arrive before 8am on Friday, August 15th must purchase a Thursday Early Arrival Pass. There are no camping options for those with a Single Day Admission or Parking Pass.

  • Make your trip to Field of Vision as convenient as it is memorable, with a little help from Meadow Creek Shuttles. Shuttle services will be provided to and from Denver International Airport and Downtown Denver.

    Official Shuttles include:

    • Express Round-trip shuttles to/from Pickup Locations (Denver International Airport and Downtown Denver) and Buena Vista

    • Complimentary snacks and non-alcoholic drinks provided on board

    • On Site Host

    There is an optional Walk-In Campground Pass Add-on designed for those arriving via Official Shuttles from Denver International Airport or Downtown Denver, who are not arriving to pre-set Glamping tents, or joining friends at their Car Camping or RVs campsites. This is required per person, not per campsite/group.

    Arrive at the Main Entrance and proceed through the pedestrian campground entrance, which is separate from Vehicle Tolls. You will still be required to go through normal search protocols and then you’ll be escorted to the Walk-In Campgrounds, which is a short walk from that entrance.

    This Walk-In Camping Pass does not permit camping in the Car Campgrounds, Tent-Only Campgrounds, RVs or Glamping Areas.

  • A free shuttle will operate from the town of Buena Vista to the event. Pick up locations are The Surf Hotel on South Main and Railroad Ave parking lot in downtown Buena Vista.  The shuttle will drop off and pick up passengers at the campground Box Office. Shuttles will run Friday & Saturday from 11am-2am, and Sunday from 11am-midnight. Please find street parking for the Surf Hotel location, and use the Railroad Ave parking lot for shuttle pickups. Please abide by all street signs and city policies.

  • King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard will be playing three nights of rock'n'roll.

    Additional Musical Artists to be announced. Stay tuned!

  • The Venue will be open from 4pm - 11pm on Friday and Saturday, and 3pm - 10pm on Sunday.

  • We will have free water refill stations in the venue and campgrounds. Please bring reusable water bottles or hydration packs. Remember to stay hydrated, nourished, and well-rested throughout the weekend.

  • There will be food available for purchase from vendors in the campgrounds Food Court and venue, including delicious vegan, non-vegan, and gluten-free options.

  • Showers will be available for purchase across the campgrounds for $5 per shower.

  • Bring your credit or debit card and experience the convenience of faster and safer transactions at Field of Vision – The benefits of this cashless experience include fewer touchpoints, faster transactions, and quicker lines. All points of sale on-site, including the Merch Stands, Food & Beverage Vendors, General Store, Showers, Lockers, and more will exclusively accept debit or credit.

  • Nature is a Headliner. We are beyond lucky to have such a beautiful venue in Meadow Creek, and we must all work together to minimize our impact on these grounds throughout the weekend.

    Environmental Tips:

    • Bring plenty of trash bags for your campground

    • Always have two trash bags out, one for recycling and one for landfill

    • Avoid excess disposable plastic like cases of water bottles

    • Remove packaging from your camping gear before you arrive to Field of Vision

    • Clean up after yourself before leaving your campsite

    There will be garbage, recycling, and compost bins in the campgrounds and the venue. Please refer to the signage and be conscious of where you place your trash.

    Camp Gear Donation: If you have lightly used camping gear that you no longer wish to keep, when you are ready to depart, bring your gear (and clothing) to one of our Green Zones and all acceptable gear will be donated back into the local community and to unsheltered people in need throughout Chaffee County.

    Respect the environment. We are committed to leaving no trace, and we are dedicated to clean up after ourselves. In this spirit, we expect that all who arrive at Field of Vision do their part to add to this collective mission so we can continue to enjoy this land deep into future generations. Pack in, pack out.

  • We are grateful for the local support from Chaffee County Sheriff, EMS and Fire services. Medical staff will be available 24 hours a day to help in any situation, and they will not incriminate anyone. Do not hesitate to visit medical tents or reach out to any staff member or security member.

    • In the case of an emergency, please contact the nearest staff member for help. There are medics onsite who are fully equipped to deal with all situations.

    • Field of Vision is outdoors. Please come prepared for any weather. This includes sun hats and sunscreen, sweaters, and raincoats. 

    • Note location of exits, information points, first aid areas, and water refill stations when the map is released.

    • Please cooperate with staff, security, and police. They are there to help make sure that everyone has a good time.

    • Please drink alcohol responsibly.

    • Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water and electrolytes.

    • While there will be 24 hour security onsite, Field of Vision is not responsible for lost or stolen items. When leaving camp, please take valuables with you and lock your car and tent.

  • Meadow Creek is partnering with ALL IN to facilitate our MC Access Team. After having purchased an admission wristband and either: a car, RV or camping pass, please reach out to: access@meadowcreekco.com. Our Accessibility Director will get back to you as soon as possible.

    We will have an Accessible Camping area with accessible amenities. We will also have an Accessible Viewing Platform for the main stage.

    Please see here for Meadow Creek's 2025 Accessibility FAQs, including detailed information regarding our Access Program.

  • There are no dogs or animals (of any kind) allowed anywhere in the venue or in the campgrounds. If you bring your dog or another animal to the gates, you will be turned away. 

  • All ages are welcome to Field of Vision. Children ages 0-5 are free. 6+ require an Admission Wristband.

    Please bring a government-issued photo ID. You must be 21 or older to buy, consume, carry, or bring alcohol into the event campgrounds. Proper Government IDs are needed.

  • Bicycles are permitted in the campgrounds but we ask you ride responsibly and cautiously. Please wear a helmet and ride with awareness. Bicycles are not permitted in the venue and must be parked in the venue entrance bicycle lot. The event is not responsible for bicycle theft, so please lock up.

  • This event will take place rain or shine.  If we need to interrupt programming, stage announcements and social media will be used to advise on safety procedures.

  • Field of Vision will be offering work exchange opportunities closer to the event. Stay tuned for more details.

General Info

Allowed & Prohibited Items

All vehicles entering the campgrounds will be subject to a security search. Any items confiscated of $50 value or more will be held and returned upon departure.

    • Empty Reusable water bottles - please help us limit single-use plastics

    • Empty Hydration Packs

    • Single-compartment backpacks (maximum 12“ x 12“)

    • Purses (maximum 12“ x 12“)

    • Ear Plugs

    • Fanny packs

    • Makeup

    • Hand Sanitizer

    • Chapstick and lip balm

    • Lotion/Sunblock

    • Sealed Tampons

    • Eye drops

    • Wet Wipes

    • Cigarette Packs 

    • Lighters

    • E-cig/Tobacco Vapes

    • Vape Juice in Plastic Bottles (Sealed)

    • Cameras (anything but pro equipment – GoPros OK)

    • Disposable cameras

    • Mobile Phones, external batteries and chargers

    • Totems (see Totem Rules below)

    • Kandi

    • LED Lights

    • Flow arts like hula hooping, poi, gloving, orbiting

    • Costumes are encouraged! Full face masks must be removed when going through security.

    • Bubbles (small sealed container)

      WATER BOTTLES: In the interest of minimizing plastic waste, we highly encourage all fans to bring an empty reusable water bottle or an empty Hydration Pack with you inside the venue each day and take advantage of our free water stations located around the grounds.

      If you must bring a disposable plastic water bottle with you into the venue grounds, you may enter with a maximum of two (2) empty bottles.

    • NO Illegal substances

    • NO Liquor. Each camper over 21 years old is allowed only 1 case of canned beer, 1 case of canned hard seltzer, or 1 box of wine permitted per person. See Campground Alcohol Policy below for more info

    • NO Glass of any kind except handheld and dressing mirrors

    • Regarding vending or selling of any products - Field of Vision will have a bootlegger alley called Mirage City where bootleggers can register for a spot to sell products (link to apply coming soon)

    • NO Glass vape juice bottles, plastic only

    • NO Glass lighting. Plastic tipped Christmas-style lights OK

    • NO Large sound systems (if neighbors ask you to turn it down please respect their wishes). See sound system Policy below 

    • NO Weapons of any kind

    • NO Knives (including cooking and steak knives)

    • NO Pepper Spray or Mace

    • NO Generators (RV onboard generators OK, no external generators)

    • NO Selfie Sticks

    • NO Tanks of compressed air, helium, nitrous, etc.

    • NO Aerosol products/cans except Sunscreen and Bug Spray

    • NO Bonfires

    • NO Fireworks or any kind of explosives

    • NO full-sized propane grill, charcoal, butane or fires of any kind (small propane grill ok)

    • NO Tiki Torches

    • NO Sky Lanterns

    • NO Animals of any kind

    • NO Laser Pointers

    • NO Drones

    • NO Golf carts, dune buggies, segways, off-road motorcycles, or self-propelled scooters. Mobility devices for patrons with disabilities are allowed.

    • NO Large metal key chains

    • NO Spray paint

    • NO Paint markers

    • NO Stickers

    • NO Flyers

    • NO Illegal substances

    • NO Alcohol may be brought into the venue

    • NO Open containers (empty reusable water bottles & empty hydration packs OKAY)

    • NO Glass of any kind

    • NO Weapons

    • NO Knives

    • NO Pepper Spray or Mace

    • NO Tanks of compressed air, helium, nitrous, etc.

    • NO Aerosol products/cans except Sunscreen and Bug Spray

    • NO Fireworks or any kind of explosives

    • NO Open Flames or Charcoal Grill

    • NO Tiki Torches

    • NO Sky Lanterns

    • NO Animals of any kind

    • NO Professional cameras/GoPro attachments, unless you have an official Photo Pass (application coming soon)

    • NO Selfie Sticks, unless you have an official Photo Pass (application coming soon)

    • NO Tripods, unless you have an official Photo Pass (application coming soon)

    • NO Laser Pointers

    • NO Drones

    • NO Large speaker systems

    • NO Frozen water bottles

    • NO Excessively large/long metal key chains

    • NO Large purses or bags (Max 12″×12″)

    • NO Stickers

    • NO Flyers

    • NO Beach Balls

    • NO Markers, pens, spray paint

    • NO Paint markers

    • NO Strollers/Skateboards/bicycles/one wheels

    • NO Folding chairs and/or camping chairs

  • We love your totems, we promise. But we also love being able to see the stage, allowing all guests to view the show and take great photos and videos, and above all else, keeping everyone safe. We ask that everyone please follow these guidelines as they will be enforced at the security checkpoint:

    • Maximum height including pole: 7 feet. Combining multiple poles to create extra long totems will result in security asking you to return it to your campsite or surrender it.

    • Poles must be less than 1-inch diameter

    • No extendable poles

    • No extra poles

    • No wood, aluminum or metal (use something light like PVC)

    • No Inflatables

    • Nothing that can poke, stab or fall causing injury

    • NO hate speech, negativity or illegal activities. Security reserves the right to deny entry to totems they deem unacceptable.

    • Totem Heads: Will be limited to 2′ measured diagonally. Must have artwork on all sides. Highly creative totem heads will be more flexible on size, but please keep it reasonable. Originality is encouraged!

    • Flags may be 3’x5’ or no more than 4’ measured diagonally.

    • Each camper over 21 years old is allowed only 1 case of canned beer, 1 case of canned hard seltzer, or 1 box of wine permitted per person. 

    • You cannot bring any liquor, glass bottles or kegs.

    • If security deems an excessive amount of alcohol is being brought into the campgrounds, they may confiscate the excess amount of alcohol.

    • If you plan to bring alcohol (a reasonable amount of beer or wine) into your campsite and have campers under the age of 21, you may only bring enough alcohol for those 21 and over. Furnishing alcohol to minors is a FELONY and local/state law enforcement will be present in the campgrounds. Please drink responsibly.

    • Please do not put your alcohol into coolers before arriving as this will slow down your entry search.

    • If a campground neighbor asks you to turn down your music, please respect their wishes.

    • Only USB powered personal/portable speakers allowed

    • No speakers larger than 11 x 5 x 5 inches are allowed. Small handheld bluetooth speakers will be allowed. As a general rule of thumb, if your speaker has a carry handle it is too big.

    • No externally amplified sound

    • No large speaker systems

    • No playing car audio systems loudly

    • Field of Vision reserves the right to remove sound systems that do not follow guidelines. Repeat offenders of noise complaints are subject to removal from the campground.

    • Prescription medication is permitted as long as it is in its original pharmacy-labeled container which states the prescription, dosage, and patient name.

      Please contact access@meadowcreekco.com if you have any questions.

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FAQs

  • Follow these steps to access your TIXR account and view your upcoming orders.

  • Wristbands and Camping Passes will be shipped closer to the event date in Summer, 2025.

    Wristbands can be shipped, or collected at will call, but not electronically delivered. The only passes that will be delivered electronically are Official Shuttle Passes.

  • Follow these steps to adjust your Shipping Address in your TIXR account.

  • Follow these steps to transfer your tickets in your TIXR account.

  • At this time Meadow Creek tickets are non-refundable, but TIXR has a great system to transfer tickets to others if that is what you wish.

  • The final date to begin a payment plan is April 15, 2025.

  • The Thursday early arrival pass is per vehicle or group, not per person. You will only need to secure the one pass for your group.

  • The box office is open Thursday 12pm - 11:59pm, Friday and Saturday from 8am - 8pm, and Sunday from 9am - 6pm.

  • The main box office is located just inside the Meadow Creek Main Entrance off of CO Road 350.

ticketing FAQ’s

INFORMATIONAL FAQ’s

  • The box office will open at 12pm noon on Thursday, August 14th for those with Thursday Early Arrival passes, and at 8am on Friday, August 15th for those with Camping, RV, Weekend, and Day Parking Passes.  We recommend Thursday Early Arrival to get the best campsites.

    NOTE: We will begin lining up cars at 11:30am on Thursday and again at 7:30am on Friday prior to the Box Office opening.  Please do not arrive earlier as you will be turned away.

  • Field of Vision offers the following Official Shuttles to and from Meadow Creek:

    • Denver International Airport

    • Downtown Denver

    • Colorado Springs

    Dropoffs will be scheduled for Thursday or Friday (depending on your arrival plan), and return shuttles will depart from Meadow Creek on Monday.

    A local shuttle will also be available for transport between Field of Vision and Downtown Buena Vista and South Main. Pick up points are: 

    • The Surf Hotel, South Main

    • Railroad Ave. parking lot in downtown Buena Vista

    • Field of Vision Box Office

    The local shuttle will run Friday-Saturday from 11am-2am and Sunday 11am-Midnight. Please find street parking for the Surf Hotel location, and use the Railroad Ave parking lot for shuttle pickups. Please abide by all street signs and city policies. For additional local taxi options call 719-699-Taxi.

    If you are arriving via shuttle and would like to camp, you will need to purchase a Walk-In Campground pass.

  • Yes, we encourage all attendees to check out the downtown area and visit the local shops.  Take the free shuttle from the Box Office and it will drop and pick you up at the Railroad parking lot or at the Surf Hotel.  Please find street parking for the Surf Hotel location, and use the Railroad Ave parking lot for shuttle pickups. Please abide by all street signs and city policies. Please do not drive there once you are parked in the Campgrounds.

  • A Day Parking Pass and Weekend Parking Pass allow a vehicle (not including RV’s) to park in the Day or Weekend Parking lot. Day Parking vehicles must exit by 2am. There is no camping allowed in the Day or Weekend Parking lots.

  • If you have an Admission Wristband and do not plan to arrive with a vehicle, you do not need to purchase a Parking Pass.  Only patrons arriving with a vehicle must purchase a Parking Pass, and Parking Passes are per vehicle, not per person.  Everyone on site must have an Admission Wristband.

  • No.  You must have an Admission Wristband in order to enter the campgrounds and the venue.

  • Children ages 0-5 are free. 6+ require an Admission Wristband.

  • Regarding vending or selling of any products - Field of Vision will have a bootlegger alley called Mirage City where bootleggers can register for a spot to sell products. (coming soon).

    If you are interested in applying as a Mirage City Bootlegger, or as a Food or Craft Vendor, apply here!

    Please reach out to info@meadowcreekco.com with any questions.

  • It will be beautiful during the day, and chilly at night.  August weather in Buena Vista can be warm (in the 80s) during the day, and cool (into the 40s) at night. Please be prepared with layers and plan for possible rain.  

  • The event is cashless.  All credit cards and apple and google pay will be accepted at all vendors.

  • Yes. However, bikes will not be allowed into the venue.  Look for a designated bicycle parking lot near the venue entrance. 

    Pedal-assisted E-bikes are allowed but the speed limit is 5mph.  No electric dirt bikes, motorcycles, mopeds, ATVs, golf carts, etc. will be allowed in the campgrounds.

  • There are no dogs or animals (of any kind) allowed anywhere in the venue or in the campgrounds. If you bring your dog or another animal to the gates, you will be turned away. 

  • Yes.  A detailed event schedule will be available closer to the event dates

  • Lost and Found will be located at the Lost and Found and Info tent next to the Campground Medical Tent, which is in the East campgrounds near the Food Court.

  • Campgrounds close at 3pm on Monday, August 18th.

CAMPING FAQ’s

  • Meadow Creek offers a local shuttle that runs between downtown Buena Vista and the Box Office on all show days, so we strongly discourage leaving the event grounds once you have arrived and set up camp. This policy is in place for safety reasons.

    There will be no vehicle re-entry during peak entrance times, and we encourage all guests to use the local shuttle to get to town, though you are permitted to leave and return in your car if needed.

  • No. Everyone inside the campgrounds and venue must have a valid Admission Wristband.

  • No, camping must be purchased separately.  All Parking, Camping, and RV Passes are per car not per person.

  • Yes, showers will be available for purchase across the campgrounds for $5 per shower. Meadow Creek is cashless, please bring a card for all purchases.

  • Absolutely no fires are allowed.  Small propane camp stoves are permitted.

  • Yes, outside food and beverage is permitted in the campgrounds.  However, all vehicles are subject to search and no glass is permitted.

  • No. We cannot allow any guest without event credentials into the campgrounds for safety reasons.  

  • No, companion vehicles will need a Weekend Vehicle Parking Pass and must park in the Weekend Parking lot.

  • No. RVs may not leave and return once parked. 

  • Meadow Creek offers a local shuttle that runs between downtown Buena Vista and the Box Office on all show days, so we strongly discourage leaving the event grounds once you have arrived and set up camp. This policy is in place for safety reasons.

    There will be no re-entry during peak entrance times, and we encourage all guests to use the local shuttle to get to town, though you are permitted to leave and return in your car if needed.

  • No. Only Weekend Camping Passes are available. Camping is not permitted for those with Single Day Admission Wristbands.