Great Blue Heron Music Festival 2023

If you come to the festival during the day and plan to go home at night, you will park in the Red Lot. A parking sticker is free with the purchase of a ticket to the festival. You can come and go at any time over the weekend. Camping in the Red Lot is not allowed. There is an uphill walk into the festival grounds from there. Wheels are a good idea! Walk-in Woods Camping is free with your festival ticket. If this is your choice, ask for a Red Lot sticker for your vehicle at the gate. Park your car, walk-in with your gear and find a place for your tent on one of our enchanted trails. Again, wheels are a big help! Families might be happier in one of the vehicle camping areas as the late night excitement in the woods almost never stops! Vehicle Camping are available on-line or at the gate. In these areas you can put up a tent right next to your car, sleep in your vehicle or park your RV. We have 3 areas: • Green Lot is closest to the center of the festival and sells out first. • Orange Lot is across the pond, but an easy walk, and has a section of wooded area that fills rather quickly. • Purple Lot is across the road and up on the hill called Heron Overlook. It has some trees, is more spacious and quieter. We have never run out of room in Purple Lot, so rest assured, there will be a place to camp whenever you arrive. The Red Lot Large RV area is for rigs that are longer than 40’ and/or that need to pull through. There are no hook ups or drinking water in Red Lot. Fill up before leaving home! All our Vehicle Camping areas are first come, first serve. We are not able to reserve spaces, so if you plan to camp with friends, try to arrive around the same time. Some attendees form a line on Waits Corners Road the night before the gate opens, but we have added a Thursday 4-day ticket to reduce this as much as possible. Vehicle camping paces are staked and flagged for 20’ x 20’. If your RV or family camp is larger than this, you will need more than one sticker. None of the camping areas have hookups to power or water. Handicap accessibility is limited at The Heron by the hilly terrain and gravel surfaces. There is no reservable handicap camping or parking spaces, so plan accordingly. If you have mobility issues, ask any golf cart driver for help. Motorized wheelchairs, scooters or bikes are allowed on site, but personal ATVs or golf carts are not.