Uwharrie Bigfoot Festival 2026

CAMPING IS NOT INCLUDED WITH YOUR ADMISSION TICKET!! PLEASE EMAIL US TO MAKE CAMPING RESERVATIONS AT angie.uwharriebigfootfestival@gmail.com The fee goes up $10 after August 1 **Please print or save this information for your reference** Overflow Parking & Free Shuttle (Saturday Only) To help with parking, we will have a FREE overflow parking lot available at: The Town of Badin 182 NC-740, Badin, NC 28009 A complimentary shuttle will transport guests directly to the festival gate entrance and return them to the overflow parking lot. Shuttle Schedule (Saturday Only): * 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM * Runs every hour on the hour * No additional charge We recommend allowing a little extra travel time if you plan to use the shuttle.

Hello Campers, Please read this entire email carefully and share it with everyone in your group. Camping is primitive and rustic. This is a Boy Scout camp—not a traditional campground with individual hookups or hotel-style accommodations. Camping fees are separate from festival admission and do not include a festival ticket. Every camper must also have a valid festival ticket. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED You must reserve your camping space before arriving. We will not accept camping reservations on the day of the event. Only registered campers are permitted to stay overnight. CAMPING ACCOMMODATIONS The camping area includes rustic, steel-frame canvas tents located on raised wooden platforms. Each tent platform includes two cots and is intended for a maximum of two adults. These are very basic accommodations. **Bedding, pillows, blankets, linens and towels are not provided** Please bring: • Sleeping bags, sheets, blankets and pillows • Towels, washcloths and shower supplies • Toiletries and personal necessities • Flashlights or battery-powered lanterns • Coolers, food and drinking water • Bug spray and sunscreen • Weather-appropriate clothing and rain gear • Any medications or personal supplies you may need • Pet food, water, waste bags and other pet supplies, if applicable Even though it will likely be warm during the day, nighttime temperatures can feel cooler inside the canvas tents. SHARED CAMPING AREAS This is group camping, and you may not know everyone staying in or near your assigned camping area. Please be aware of your surroundings and respect other campers’ privacy, personal space and belongings. Do not enter another person’s tent or campsite or use their belongings without permission. Please be respectful, patient and kind to everyone sharing the camping area. RESTROOMS AND SHOWERS Rustic bathhouse facilities, latrines and hot showers are located near the camping area. These are shared camp facilities, so please bring shower shoes, toiletries and everything you will need for bathing. Please help keep all shared facilities clean and sanitary. Children must be supervised while using the bathhouse and other camp facilities. ELECTRICITY AND WATER Each camping group will have access to a shared shelter with one electrical outlet and one water spigot. Electricity and water are extremely limited and are not available at every individual tent. Please do not plan to operate high-powered appliances from the shared outlet. Do not overload outlets or create tripping hazards with extension cords. Quiet generators are permitted but must be operated outdoors in a safe, well-ventilated area. Generators must never be operated inside or directly beside a tent, shelter or enclosed structure. Generators must be turned off during quiet hours. VEHICLES AND PARKING Vehicles may enter the camping area temporarily to unload camping supplies. After unloading, all vehicles must be moved to the designated parking area. Vehicles cannot remain parked beside the camping tents. Please unload everything you will need before moving your vehicle. Roads, gates and emergency-access areas must remain clear at all times. RVs, travel trailers and camper trailers cannot be accommodated in the festival camping area. Anyone bringing an RV or camper must make arrangements with a nearby RV campground. CAMPING RULES AND REGULATIONS The following rules apply to every camper and visitor: • Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM until 7:00 AM. During quiet hours, please keep voices, music, pets, generators and other noise low enough that neighboring campers are not disturbed. • Illegal drugs and prohibited controlled substances are strictly forbidden anywhere on the property. • Disorderly conduct, fighting, threats, harassment, excessive intoxication or disruptive behavior will not be tolerated. • Treat all campers, vendors, entertainers, staff members, volunteers and venue personnel with kindness and respect. • Only registered campers are permitted to stay overnight. Do not bring unregistered overnight guests into the camping area. • Children and minors must be supervised by a responsible adult at all times. • Pets must be kept on a secure leash and under the owner’s control at all times. Pets cannot run freely anywhere on the property—not even inside or around your assigned campsite. • Pet owners are responsible for keeping their animals quiet and preventing them from disturbing neighboring campers. • Pets may not be left unattended. Owners must immediately clean up and properly dispose of all pet waste. • Do not bring an aggressive, uncontrolled or excessively disruptive animal into the camping area. Owners are responsible for their animals and for any injury or property damage they cause. • No smoking or vaping is permitted inside canvas tents, shelters, bathhouses or other camp buildings. Dispose of cigarette butts safely; do not leave them on the ground. • Campfires and cooking equipment may only be used in areas approved by Camp Barnhardt or festival staff. Never place grills, heaters, stoves, candles or open flames inside a tent or enclosed structure. • Never leave a permitted fire, grill or cooking appliance unattended. Fully extinguish it after use. • Personal fireworks, explosives, sky lanterns and similar devices are prohibited. • Do not enter restricted areas or use the pool, waterfront, zip line, climbing facilities, equipment or other attractions outside scheduled operating hours or without authorized staff present. • Do not remove, relocate, damage or alter tents, cots, platforms, signs, equipment, trees, landscaping or any other camp property. • Keep food secured and dispose of trash properly to avoid attracting insects or wildlife. Do not feed, approach or disturb wildlife. • Keep your campsite clean. All trash must be placed in designated containers before departure. • Secure money, electronics, merchandise and other valuables. Do not leave valuable property unattended. • Follow all instructions from festival staff, security personnel, emergency responders and Camp Barnhardt representatives. • Immediately report suspicious activity, unsafe conditions, injuries, emergencies or property damage to festival staff. • In the event of severe weather or another emergency, follow all evacuation and shelter instructions immediately. • Anyone who violates these rules, creates an unsafe situation or disrupts other campers may be required to leave the property without a refund. ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND LIABILITY All camping is voluntary and at the camper’s own risk. The Uwharrie Bigfoot Festival, its owners, organizers, staff, volunteers, representatives, sponsors , Angie Taylor and Camp John J. Barnhardt are not responsible or liable for accidents, injuries, illness, allergic reactions, insect bites, encounters with wildlife, weather-related incidents, vehicle damage, or the loss, theft or damage of personal belongings, merchandise, camping equipment or other property, to the fullest extent permitted by law. Each camper is responsible for their own safety, health, property, conduct and camping equipment, as well as the supervision and safety of any minors in their care. Pet owners accept full responsibility for their animals, including their behavior, care, supervision and any injury or damage they may cause. By choosing to camp, each participant acknowledges the primitive outdoor conditions and accepts the risks associated with camping and outdoor activities. All campers are expected to follow the rules in this email, along with any additional rules established by Camp Barnhardt or festival management. IMPORTANT REMINDERS • Camping is primitive and rustic. • Camping does not include festival admission. • Advance reservations are required. • No day-of camping reservations will be accepted. • Each platform tent accommodates no more than two adults. • Bedding and personal supplies are not provided. • Electricity and water are shared and extremely limited. • Vehicles must be moved after unloading. • RVs and camper trailers cannot be accommodated. • Quiet hours are 10:00 PM–7:00 AM. • Pets must remain leashed, controlled and quiet. • Illegal drugs are strictly prohibited. • Campers participate and leave property at their own risk. Thank you for helping us keep the camping area safe, peaceful and enjoyable for everyone. We look forward to having you at the Uwharrie Bigfoot Festival!

CAMPING IS NOT INCLUDED WITH YOUR ADMISSION TICKET!! PLEASE EMAIL US TO MAKE CAMPING RESERVATIONS AT angie.uwharriebigfootfestival@gmail.com The fee goes up to $20 after August 1 **Please print or save this information for your reference** ?️Overflow Parking & Free Shuttle (Saturday Only) To help with parking, we will have a FREE overflow parking lot available at: The Town of Badin 125 NC-740, Badin, NC 28009 ?A complimentary shuttle will transport guests directly to the festival gate entrance and return them to the overflow parking lot. ?Shuttle Schedule (Saturday Only): * 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM * Runs every hour on the hour * No additional charge We recommend allowing a little extra travel time if you plan to use the shuttle.

Price goes up to $20 August 1 **Please print or save this information for your reference** **Overflow Parking & Free Shuttle (Saturday Only) To help with parking, we will have a FREE overflow parking lot available at: The Town of Badin 125 NC-740, Badin, NC 28009 **A complimentary shuttle will transport guests directly to the festival gate entrance and return them to the overflow parking lot. **Shuttle Schedule (Saturday Only): * 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM * Runs every hour on the hour * No additional charge We recommend allowing a little extra travel time if you plan to use the shuttle.

CAMPING IS NOT INCLUDED WITH YOUR ADMISSION TICKET!! PLEASE EMAIL US TO MAKE CAMPING RESERVATIONS AT angie.uwharriebigfootfestival@gmail.com Price goes up to $20 August 1 **Please print or save this information for your reference** ?️Overflow Parking & Free Shuttle (Saturday Only) To help with parking, we will have a FREE overflow parking lot available at: The Town of Badin 125 NC-740, Badin, NC 28009 ?A complimentary shuttle will transport guests directly to the festival gate entrance and return them to the overflow parking lot. ?Shuttle Schedule (Saturday Only): * 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM * Runs every hour on the hour * No additional charge We recommend allowing a little extra travel time if you plan to use the shuttle.

**Please print or save this information for your reference** Overflow Parking & Free Shuttle (Saturday Only) To help with parking, we will have a FREE overflow parking lot available at: The Town of Badin 125 NC-740, Badin, NC 28009 A complimentary shuttle will transport guests directly to the festival gate entrance and return them to the overflow parking lot. Shuttle Schedule (Saturday Only): * 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM * Runs every hour on the hour * No additional charge We recommend allowing a little extra travel time if you plan to use the shuttle. THIS TICKET IS FOR ONE ADULT AGES 11 AND UP AND IS GOOD FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

The fee goes up $10 after August 1 **Please print or save this information for your reference** Overflow Parking & Free Shuttle (Saturday Only) To help with parking, we will have a FREE overflow parking lot available at: The Town of Badin 182 NC-740, Badin, NC 28009 A complimentary shuttle will transport guests directly to the festival gate entrance and return them to the overflow parking lot. Shuttle Schedule (Saturday Only): * 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM * Runs every hour on the hour * No additional charge We recommend allowing a little extra travel time if you plan to use the shuttle.

The fee goes up $10 after August 1 **Please print or save this information for your reference** Overflow Parking & Free Shuttle (Saturday Only) To help with parking, we will have a FREE overflow parking lot available at: The Town of Badin 182 NC-740, Badin, NC 28009 A complimentary shuttle will transport guests directly to the festival gate entrance and return them to the overflow parking lot. Shuttle Schedule (Saturday Only): * 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM * Runs every hour on the hour * No additional charge We recommend allowing a little extra travel time if you plan to use the shuttle.

Hello Campers, Please read this entire email carefully and share it with everyone in your group. Camping is primitive and rustic. This is a Boy Scout camp—not a traditional campground with individual hookups or hotel-style accommodations. Camping fees are separate from festival admission and do not include a festival ticket. Every camper must also have a valid festival ticket. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED You must reserve your camping space before arriving. We will not accept camping reservations on the day of the event. Only registered campers are permitted to stay overnight. CAMPING ACCOMMODATIONS The camping area includes rustic, steel-frame canvas tents located on raised wooden platforms. Each tent platform includes two cots and is intended for a maximum of two adults. These are very basic accommodations. **Bedding, pillows, blankets, linens and towels are not provided** Please bring: • Sleeping bags, sheets, blankets and pillows • Towels, washcloths and shower supplies • Toiletries and personal necessities • Flashlights or battery-powered lanterns • Coolers, food and drinking water • Bug spray and sunscreen • Weather-appropriate clothing and rain gear • Any medications or personal supplies you may need • Pet food, water, waste bags and other pet supplies, if applicable Even though it will likely be warm during the day, nighttime temperatures can feel cooler inside the canvas tents. SHARED CAMPING AREAS This is group camping, and you may not know everyone staying in or near your assigned camping area. Please be aware of your surroundings and respect other campers’ privacy, personal space and belongings. Do not enter another person’s tent or campsite or use their belongings without permission. Please be respectful, patient and kind to everyone sharing the camping area. RESTROOMS AND SHOWERS Rustic bathhouse facilities, latrines and hot showers are located near the camping area. These are shared camp facilities, so please bring shower shoes, toiletries and everything you will need for bathing. Please help keep all shared facilities clean and sanitary. Children must be supervised while using the bathhouse and other camp facilities. ELECTRICITY AND WATER Each camping group will have access to a shared shelter with one electrical outlet and one water spigot. Electricity and water are extremely limited and are not available at every individual tent. Please do not plan to operate high-powered appliances from the shared outlet. Do not overload outlets or create tripping hazards with extension cords. Quiet generators are permitted but must be operated outdoors in a safe, well-ventilated area. Generators must never be operated inside or directly beside a tent, shelter or enclosed structure. Generators must be turned off during quiet hours. VEHICLES AND PARKING Vehicles may enter the camping area temporarily to unload camping supplies. After unloading, all vehicles must be moved to the designated parking area. Vehicles cannot remain parked beside the camping tents. Please unload everything you will need before moving your vehicle. Roads, gates and emergency-access areas must remain clear at all times. RVs, travel trailers and camper trailers cannot be accommodated in the festival camping area. Anyone bringing an RV or camper must make arrangements with a nearby RV campground. CAMPING RULES AND REGULATIONS The following rules apply to every camper and visitor: • Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM until 7:00 AM. During quiet hours, please keep voices, music, pets, generators and other noise low enough that neighboring campers are not disturbed. • Illegal drugs and prohibited controlled substances are strictly forbidden anywhere on the property. • Disorderly conduct, fighting, threats, harassment, excessive intoxication or disruptive behavior will not be tolerated. • Treat all campers, vendors, entertainers, staff members, volunteers and venue personnel with kindness and respect. • Only registered campers are permitted to stay overnight. Do not bring unregistered overnight guests into the camping area. • Children and minors must be supervised by a responsible adult at all times. • Pets must be kept on a secure leash and under the owner’s control at all times. Pets cannot run freely anywhere on the property—not even inside or around your assigned campsite. • Pet owners are responsible for keeping their animals quiet and preventing them from disturbing neighboring campers. • Pets may not be left unattended. Owners must immediately clean up and properly dispose of all pet waste. • Do not bring an aggressive, uncontrolled or excessively disruptive animal into the camping area. Owners are responsible for their animals and for any injury or property damage they cause. • No smoking or vaping is permitted inside canvas tents, shelters, bathhouses or other camp buildings. Dispose of cigarette butts safely; do not leave them on the ground. • Campfires and cooking equipment may only be used in areas approved by Camp Barnhardt or festival staff. Never place grills, heaters, stoves, candles or open flames inside a tent or enclosed structure. • Never leave a permitted fire, grill or cooking appliance unattended. Fully extinguish it after use. • Personal fireworks, explosives, sky lanterns and similar devices are prohibited. • Do not enter restricted areas or use the pool, waterfront, zip line, climbing facilities, equipment or other attractions outside scheduled operating hours or without authorized staff present. • Do not remove, relocate, damage or alter tents, cots, platforms, signs, equipment, trees, landscaping or any other camp property. • Keep food secured and dispose of trash properly to avoid attracting insects or wildlife. Do not feed, approach or disturb wildlife. • Keep your campsite clean. All trash must be placed in designated containers before departure. • Secure money, electronics, merchandise and other valuables. Do not leave valuable property unattended. • Follow all instructions from festival staff, security personnel, emergency responders and Camp Barnhardt representatives. • Immediately report suspicious activity, unsafe conditions, injuries, emergencies or property damage to festival staff. • In the event of severe weather or another emergency, follow all evacuation and shelter instructions immediately. • Anyone who violates these rules, creates an unsafe situation or disrupts other campers may be required to leave the property without a refund. ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND LIABILITY All camping is voluntary and at the camper’s own risk. The Uwharrie Bigfoot Festival, its owners, organizers, staff, volunteers, representatives, sponsors , Angie Taylor and Camp John J. Barnhardt are not responsible or liable for accidents, injuries, illness, allergic reactions, insect bites, encounters with wildlife, weather-related incidents, vehicle damage, or the loss, theft or damage of personal belongings, merchandise, camping equipment or other property, to the fullest extent permitted by law. Each camper is responsible for their own safety, health, property, conduct and camping equipment, as well as the supervision and safety of any minors in their care. Pet owners accept full responsibility for their animals, including their behavior, care, supervision and any injury or damage they may cause. By choosing to camp, each participant acknowledges the primitive outdoor conditions and accepts the risks associated with camping and outdoor activities. All campers are expected to follow the rules in this email, along with any additional rules established by Camp Barnhardt or festival management. IMPORTANT REMINDERS • Camping is primitive and rustic. • Camping does not include festival admission. • Advance reservations are required. • No day-of camping reservations will be accepted. • Each platform tent accommodates no more than two adults. • Bedding and personal supplies are not provided. • Electricity and water are shared and extremely limited. • Vehicles must be moved after unloading. • RVs and camper trailers cannot be accommodated. • Quiet hours are 10:00 PM–7:00 AM. • Pets must remain leashed, controlled and quiet. • Illegal drugs are strictly prohibited. • Campers participate and leave property at their own risk. Thank you for helping us keep the camping area safe, peaceful and enjoyable for everyone. We look forward to having you at the Uwharrie Bigfoot Festival!

Hello Campers, Please read this entire email carefully and share it with everyone in your group. Camping is primitive and rustic. This is a Boy Scout camp—not a traditional campground with individual hookups or hotel-style accommodations. Camping fees are separate from festival admission and do not include a festival ticket. Every camper must also have a valid festival ticket. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED You must reserve your camping space before arriving. We will not accept camping reservations on the day of the event. Only registered campers are permitted to stay overnight. CAMPING ACCOMMODATIONS The camping area includes rustic, steel-frame canvas tents located on raised wooden platforms. Each tent platform includes two cots and is intended for a maximum of two adults. These are very basic accommodations. **Bedding, pillows, blankets, linens and towels are not provided** Please bring: • Sleeping bags, sheets, blankets and pillows • Towels, washcloths and shower supplies • Toiletries and personal necessities • Flashlights or battery-powered lanterns • Coolers, food and drinking water • Bug spray and sunscreen • Weather-appropriate clothing and rain gear • Any medications or personal supplies you may need • Pet food, water, waste bags and other pet supplies, if applicable Even though it will likely be warm during the day, nighttime temperatures can feel cooler inside the canvas tents. SHARED CAMPING AREAS This is group camping, and you may not know everyone staying in or near your assigned camping area. Please be aware of your surroundings and respect other campers’ privacy, personal space and belongings. Do not enter another person’s tent or campsite or use their belongings without permission. Please be respectful, patient and kind to everyone sharing the camping area. RESTROOMS AND SHOWERS Rustic bathhouse facilities, latrines and hot showers are located near the camping area. These are shared camp facilities, so please bring shower shoes, toiletries and everything you will need for bathing. Please help keep all shared facilities clean and sanitary. Children must be supervised while using the bathhouse and other camp facilities. ELECTRICITY AND WATER Each camping group will have access to a shared shelter with one electrical outlet and one water spigot. Electricity and water are extremely limited and are not available at every individual tent. Please do not plan to operate high-powered appliances from the shared outlet. Do not overload outlets or create tripping hazards with extension cords. Quiet generators are permitted but must be operated outdoors in a safe, well-ventilated area. Generators must never be operated inside or directly beside a tent, shelter or enclosed structure. Generators must be turned off during quiet hours. VEHICLES AND PARKING Vehicles may enter the camping area temporarily to unload camping supplies. After unloading, all vehicles must be moved to the designated parking area. Vehicles cannot remain parked beside the camping tents. Please unload everything you will need before moving your vehicle. Roads, gates and emergency-access areas must remain clear at all times. RVs, travel trailers and camper trailers cannot be accommodated in the festival camping area. Anyone bringing an RV or camper must make arrangements with a nearby RV campground. CAMPING RULES AND REGULATIONS The following rules apply to every camper and visitor: • Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM until 7:00 AM. During quiet hours, please keep voices, music, pets, generators and other noise low enough that neighboring campers are not disturbed. • Illegal drugs and prohibited controlled substances are strictly forbidden anywhere on the property. • Disorderly conduct, fighting, threats, harassment, excessive intoxication or disruptive behavior will not be tolerated. • Treat all campers, vendors, entertainers, staff members, volunteers and venue personnel with kindness and respect. • Only registered campers are permitted to stay overnight. Do not bring unregistered overnight guests into the camping area. • Children and minors must be supervised by a responsible adult at all times. • Pets must be kept on a secure leash and under the owner’s control at all times. Pets cannot run freely anywhere on the property—not even inside or around your assigned campsite. • Pet owners are responsible for keeping their animals quiet and preventing them from disturbing neighboring campers. • Pets may not be left unattended. Owners must immediately clean up and properly dispose of all pet waste. • Do not bring an aggressive, uncontrolled or excessively disruptive animal into the camping area. Owners are responsible for their animals and for any injury or property damage they cause. • No smoking or vaping is permitted inside canvas tents, shelters, bathhouses or other camp buildings. Dispose of cigarette butts safely; do not leave them on the ground. • Campfires and cooking equipment may only be used in areas approved by Camp Barnhardt or festival staff. Never place grills, heaters, stoves, candles or open flames inside a tent or enclosed structure. • Never leave a permitted fire, grill or cooking appliance unattended. Fully extinguish it after use. • Personal fireworks, explosives, sky lanterns and similar devices are prohibited. • Do not enter restricted areas or use the pool, waterfront, zip line, climbing facilities, equipment or other attractions outside scheduled operating hours or without authorized staff present. • Do not remove, relocate, damage or alter tents, cots, platforms, signs, equipment, trees, landscaping or any other camp property. • Keep food secured and dispose of trash properly to avoid attracting insects or wildlife. Do not feed, approach or disturb wildlife. • Keep your campsite clean. All trash must be placed in designated containers before departure. • Secure money, electronics, merchandise and other valuables. Do not leave valuable property unattended. • Follow all instructions from festival staff, security personnel, emergency responders and Camp Barnhardt representatives. • Immediately report suspicious activity, unsafe conditions, injuries, emergencies or property damage to festival staff. • In the event of severe weather or another emergency, follow all evacuation and shelter instructions immediately. • Anyone who violates these rules, creates an unsafe situation or disrupts other campers may be required to leave the property without a refund. ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND LIABILITY All camping is voluntary and at the camper’s own risk. The Uwharrie Bigfoot Festival, its owners, organizers, staff, volunteers, representatives, sponsors , Angie Taylor and Camp John J. Barnhardt are not responsible or liable for accidents, injuries, illness, allergic reactions, insect bites, encounters with wildlife, weather-related incidents, vehicle damage, or the loss, theft or damage of personal belongings, merchandise, camping equipment or other property, to the fullest extent permitted by law. Each camper is responsible for their own safety, health, property, conduct and camping equipment, as well as the supervision and safety of any minors in their care. Pet owners accept full responsibility for their animals, including their behavior, care, supervision and any injury or damage they may cause. By choosing to camp, each participant acknowledges the primitive outdoor conditions and accepts the risks associated with camping and outdoor activities. All campers are expected to follow the rules in this email, along with any additional rules established by Camp Barnhardt or festival management. IMPORTANT REMINDERS • Camping is primitive and rustic. • Camping does not include festival admission. • Advance reservations are required. • No day-of camping reservations will be accepted. • Each platform tent accommodates no more than two adults. • Bedding and personal supplies are not provided. • Electricity and water are shared and extremely limited. • Vehicles must be moved after unloading. • RVs and camper trailers cannot be accommodated. • Quiet hours are 10:00 PM–7:00 AM. • Pets must remain leashed, controlled and quiet. • Illegal drugs are strictly prohibited. • Campers participate and leave property at their own risk. Thank you for helping us keep the camping area safe, peaceful and enjoyable for everyone. We look forward to having you at the Uwharrie Bigfoot Festival!

Hello Campers, Please read this entire email carefully and share it with everyone in your group. Camping is primitive and rustic. This is a Boy Scout camp—not a traditional campground with individual hookups or hotel-style accommodations. Camping fees are separate from festival admission and do not include a festival ticket. Every camper must also have a valid festival ticket. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED You must reserve your camping space before arriving. We will not accept camping reservations on the day of the event. Only registered campers are permitted to stay overnight. CAMPING ACCOMMODATIONS The camping area includes rustic, steel-frame canvas tents located on raised wooden platforms. Each tent platform includes two cots and is intended for a maximum of two adults. These are very basic accommodations. **Bedding, pillows, blankets, linens and towels are not provided** Please bring: • Sleeping bags, sheets, blankets and pillows • Towels, washcloths and shower supplies • Toiletries and personal necessities • Flashlights or battery-powered lanterns • Coolers, food and drinking water • Bug spray and sunscreen • Weather-appropriate clothing and rain gear • Any medications or personal supplies you may need • Pet food, water, waste bags and other pet supplies, if applicable Even though it will likely be warm during the day, nighttime temperatures can feel cooler inside the canvas tents. SHARED CAMPING AREAS This is group camping, and you may not know everyone staying in or near your assigned camping area. Please be aware of your surroundings and respect other campers’ privacy, personal space and belongings. Do not enter another person’s tent or campsite or use their belongings without permission. Please be respectful, patient and kind to everyone sharing the camping area. RESTROOMS AND SHOWERS Rustic bathhouse facilities, latrines and hot showers are located near the camping area. These are shared camp facilities, so please bring shower shoes, toiletries and everything you will need for bathing. Please help keep all shared facilities clean and sanitary. Children must be supervised while using the bathhouse and other camp facilities. ELECTRICITY AND WATER Each camping group will have access to a shared shelter with one electrical outlet and one water spigot. Electricity and water are extremely limited and are not available at every individual tent. Please do not plan to operate high-powered appliances from the shared outlet. Do not overload outlets or create tripping hazards with extension cords. Quiet generators are permitted but must be operated outdoors in a safe, well-ventilated area. Generators must never be operated inside or directly beside a tent, shelter or enclosed structure. Generators must be turned off during quiet hours. VEHICLES AND PARKING Vehicles may enter the camping area temporarily to unload camping supplies. After unloading, all vehicles must be moved to the designated parking area. Vehicles cannot remain parked beside the camping tents. Please unload everything you will need before moving your vehicle. Roads, gates and emergency-access areas must remain clear at all times. RVs, travel trailers and camper trailers cannot be accommodated in the festival camping area. Anyone bringing an RV or camper must make arrangements with a nearby RV campground. CAMPING RULES AND REGULATIONS The following rules apply to every camper and visitor: • Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM until 7:00 AM. During quiet hours, please keep voices, music, pets, generators and other noise low enough that neighboring campers are not disturbed. • Illegal drugs and prohibited controlled substances are strictly forbidden anywhere on the property. • Disorderly conduct, fighting, threats, harassment, excessive intoxication or disruptive behavior will not be tolerated. • Treat all campers, vendors, entertainers, staff members, volunteers and venue personnel with kindness and respect. • Only registered campers are permitted to stay overnight. Do not bring unregistered overnight guests into the camping area. • Children and minors must be supervised by a responsible adult at all times. • Pets must be kept on a secure leash and under the owner’s control at all times. Pets cannot run freely anywhere on the property—not even inside or around your assigned campsite. • Pet owners are responsible for keeping their animals quiet and preventing them from disturbing neighboring campers. • Pets may not be left unattended. Owners must immediately clean up and properly dispose of all pet waste. • Do not bring an aggressive, uncontrolled or excessively disruptive animal into the camping area. Owners are responsible for their animals and for any injury or property damage they cause. • No smoking or vaping is permitted inside canvas tents, shelters, bathhouses or other camp buildings. Dispose of cigarette butts safely; do not leave them on the ground. • Campfires and cooking equipment may only be used in areas approved by Camp Barnhardt or festival staff. Never place grills, heaters, stoves, candles or open flames inside a tent or enclosed structure. • Never leave a permitted fire, grill or cooking appliance unattended. Fully extinguish it after use. • Personal fireworks, explosives, sky lanterns and similar devices are prohibited. • Do not enter restricted areas or use the pool, waterfront, zip line, climbing facilities, equipment or other attractions outside scheduled operating hours or without authorized staff present. • Do not remove, relocate, damage or alter tents, cots, platforms, signs, equipment, trees, landscaping or any other camp property. • Keep food secured and dispose of trash properly to avoid attracting insects or wildlife. Do not feed, approach or disturb wildlife. • Keep your campsite clean. All trash must be placed in designated containers before departure. • Secure money, electronics, merchandise and other valuables. Do not leave valuable property unattended. • Follow all instructions from festival staff, security personnel, emergency responders and Camp Barnhardt representatives. • Immediately report suspicious activity, unsafe conditions, injuries, emergencies or property damage to festival staff. • In the event of severe weather or another emergency, follow all evacuation and shelter instructions immediately. • Anyone who violates these rules, creates an unsafe situation or disrupts other campers may be required to leave the property without a refund. ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND LIABILITY All camping is voluntary and at the camper’s own risk. The Uwharrie Bigfoot Festival, its owners, organizers, staff, volunteers, representatives, sponsors , Angie Taylor and Camp John J. Barnhardt are not responsible or liable for accidents, injuries, illness, allergic reactions, insect bites, encounters with wildlife, weather-related incidents, vehicle damage, or the loss, theft or damage of personal belongings, merchandise, camping equipment or other property, to the fullest extent permitted by law. Each camper is responsible for their own safety, health, property, conduct and camping equipment, as well as the supervision and safety of any minors in their care. Pet owners accept full responsibility for their animals, including their behavior, care, supervision and any injury or damage they may cause. By choosing to camp, each participant acknowledges the primitive outdoor conditions and accepts the risks associated with camping and outdoor activities. All campers are expected to follow the rules in this email, along with any additional rules established by Camp Barnhardt or festival management. IMPORTANT REMINDERS • Camping is primitive and rustic. • Camping does not include festival admission. • Advance reservations are required. • No day-of camping reservations will be accepted. • Each platform tent accommodates no more than two adults. • Bedding and personal supplies are not provided. • Electricity and water are shared and extremely limited. • Vehicles must be moved after unloading. • RVs and camper trailers cannot be accommodated. • Quiet hours are 10:00 PM–7:00 AM. • Pets must remain leashed, controlled and quiet. • Illegal drugs are strictly prohibited. • Campers participate and leave property at their own risk. Thank you for helping us keep the camping area safe, peaceful and enjoyable for everyone. We look forward to having you at the Uwharrie Bigfoot Festival!

Hello Campers, Please read this entire email carefully and share it with everyone in your group. Camping is primitive and rustic. This is a Boy Scout camp—not a traditional campground with individual hookups or hotel-style accommodations. Camping fees are separate from festival admission and do not include a festival ticket. Every camper must also have a valid festival ticket. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED You must reserve your camping space before arriving. We will not accept camping reservations on the day of the event. Only registered campers are permitted to stay overnight. CAMPING ACCOMMODATIONS The camping area includes rustic, steel-frame canvas tents located on raised wooden platforms. Each tent platform includes two cots and is intended for a maximum of two adults. These are very basic accommodations. **Bedding, pillows, blankets, linens and towels are not provided** Please bring: • Sleeping bags, sheets, blankets and pillows • Towels, washcloths and shower supplies • Toiletries and personal necessities • Flashlights or battery-powered lanterns • Coolers, food and drinking water • Bug spray and sunscreen • Weather-appropriate clothing and rain gear • Any medications or personal supplies you may need • Pet food, water, waste bags and other pet supplies, if applicable Even though it will likely be warm during the day, nighttime temperatures can feel cooler inside the canvas tents. SHARED CAMPING AREAS This is group camping, and you may not know everyone staying in or near your assigned camping area. Please be aware of your surroundings and respect other campers’ privacy, personal space and belongings. Do not enter another person’s tent or campsite or use their belongings without permission. Please be respectful, patient and kind to everyone sharing the camping area. RESTROOMS AND SHOWERS Rustic bathhouse facilities, latrines and hot showers are located near the camping area. These are shared camp facilities, so please bring shower shoes, toiletries and everything you will need for bathing. Please help keep all shared facilities clean and sanitary. Children must be supervised while using the bathhouse and other camp facilities. ELECTRICITY AND WATER Each camping group will have access to a shared shelter with one electrical outlet and one water spigot. Electricity and water are extremely limited and are not available at every individual tent. Please do not plan to operate high-powered appliances from the shared outlet. Do not overload outlets or create tripping hazards with extension cords. Quiet generators are permitted but must be operated outdoors in a safe, well-ventilated area. Generators must never be operated inside or directly beside a tent, shelter or enclosed structure. Generators must be turned off during quiet hours. VEHICLES AND PARKING Vehicles may enter the camping area temporarily to unload camping supplies. After unloading, all vehicles must be moved to the designated parking area. Vehicles cannot remain parked beside the camping tents. Please unload everything you will need before moving your vehicle. Roads, gates and emergency-access areas must remain clear at all times. RVs, travel trailers and camper trailers cannot be accommodated in the festival camping area. Anyone bringing an RV or camper must make arrangements with a nearby RV campground. CAMPING RULES AND REGULATIONS The following rules apply to every camper and visitor: • Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM until 7:00 AM. During quiet hours, please keep voices, music, pets, generators and other noise low enough that neighboring campers are not disturbed. • Illegal drugs and prohibited controlled substances are strictly forbidden anywhere on the property. • Disorderly conduct, fighting, threats, harassment, excessive intoxication or disruptive behavior will not be tolerated. • Treat all campers, vendors, entertainers, staff members, volunteers and venue personnel with kindness and respect. • Only registered campers are permitted to stay overnight. Do not bring unregistered overnight guests into the camping area. • Children and minors must be supervised by a responsible adult at all times. • Pets must be kept on a secure leash and under the owner’s control at all times. Pets cannot run freely anywhere on the property—not even inside or around your assigned campsite. • Pet owners are responsible for keeping their animals quiet and preventing them from disturbing neighboring campers. • Pets may not be left unattended. Owners must immediately clean up and properly dispose of all pet waste. • Do not bring an aggressive, uncontrolled or excessively disruptive animal into the camping area. Owners are responsible for their animals and for any injury or property damage they cause. • No smoking or vaping is permitted inside canvas tents, shelters, bathhouses or other camp buildings. Dispose of cigarette butts safely; do not leave them on the ground. • Campfires and cooking equipment may only be used in areas approved by Camp Barnhardt or festival staff. Never place grills, heaters, stoves, candles or open flames inside a tent or enclosed structure. • Never leave a permitted fire, grill or cooking appliance unattended. Fully extinguish it after use. • Personal fireworks, explosives, sky lanterns and similar devices are prohibited. • Do not enter restricted areas or use the pool, waterfront, zip line, climbing facilities, equipment or other attractions outside scheduled operating hours or without authorized staff present. • Do not remove, relocate, damage or alter tents, cots, platforms, signs, equipment, trees, landscaping or any other camp property. • Keep food secured and dispose of trash properly to avoid attracting insects or wildlife. Do not feed, approach or disturb wildlife. • Keep your campsite clean. All trash must be placed in designated containers before departure. • Secure money, electronics, merchandise and other valuables. Do not leave valuable property unattended. • Follow all instructions from festival staff, security personnel, emergency responders and Camp Barnhardt representatives. • Immediately report suspicious activity, unsafe conditions, injuries, emergencies or property damage to festival staff. • In the event of severe weather or another emergency, follow all evacuation and shelter instructions immediately. • Anyone who violates these rules, creates an unsafe situation or disrupts other campers may be required to leave the property without a refund. ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND LIABILITY All camping is voluntary and at the camper’s own risk. The Uwharrie Bigfoot Festival, its owners, organizers, staff, volunteers, representatives, sponsors , Angie Taylor and Camp John J. Barnhardt are not responsible or liable for accidents, injuries, illness, allergic reactions, insect bites, encounters with wildlife, weather-related incidents, vehicle damage, or the loss, theft or damage of personal belongings, merchandise, camping equipment or other property, to the fullest extent permitted by law. Each camper is responsible for their own safety, health, property, conduct and camping equipment, as well as the supervision and safety of any minors in their care. Pet owners accept full responsibility for their animals, including their behavior, care, supervision and any injury or damage they may cause. By choosing to camp, each participant acknowledges the primitive outdoor conditions and accepts the risks associated with camping and outdoor activities. All campers are expected to follow the rules in this email, along with any additional rules established by Camp Barnhardt or festival management. IMPORTANT REMINDERS • Camping is primitive and rustic. • Camping does not include festival admission. • Advance reservations are required. • No day-of camping reservations will be accepted. • Each platform tent accommodates no more than two adults. • Bedding and personal supplies are not provided. • Electricity and water are shared and extremely limited. • Vehicles must be moved after unloading. • RVs and camper trailers cannot be accommodated. • Quiet hours are 10:00 PM–7:00 AM. • Pets must remain leashed, controlled and quiet. • Illegal drugs are strictly prohibited. • Campers participate and leave property at their own risk. Thank you for helping us keep the camping area safe, peaceful and enjoyable for everyone. We look forward to having you at the Uwharrie Bigfoot Festival!

Hello Campers, Please read this entire email carefully and share it with everyone in your group. Camping is primitive and rustic. This is a Boy Scout camp—not a traditional campground with individual hookups or hotel-style accommodations. Camping fees are separate from festival admission and do not include a festival ticket. Every camper must also have a valid festival ticket. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED You must reserve your camping space before arriving. We will not accept camping reservations on the day of the event. Only registered campers are permitted to stay overnight. CAMPING ACCOMMODATIONS The camping area includes rustic, steel-frame canvas tents located on raised wooden platforms. Each tent platform includes two cots and is intended for a maximum of two adults. These are very basic accommodations. **Bedding, pillows, blankets, linens and towels are not provided** Please bring: • Sleeping bags, sheets, blankets and pillows • Towels, washcloths and shower supplies • Toiletries and personal necessities • Flashlights or battery-powered lanterns • Coolers, food and drinking water • Bug spray and sunscreen • Weather-appropriate clothing and rain gear • Any medications or personal supplies you may need • Pet food, water, waste bags and other pet supplies, if applicable Even though it will likely be warm during the day, nighttime temperatures can feel cooler inside the canvas tents. SHARED CAMPING AREAS This is group camping, and you may not know everyone staying in or near your assigned camping area. Please be aware of your surroundings and respect other campers’ privacy, personal space and belongings. Do not enter another person’s tent or campsite or use their belongings without permission. Please be respectful, patient and kind to everyone sharing the camping area. RESTROOMS AND SHOWERS Rustic bathhouse facilities, latrines and hot showers are located near the camping area. These are shared camp facilities, so please bring shower shoes, toiletries and everything you will need for bathing. Please help keep all shared facilities clean and sanitary. Children must be supervised while using the bathhouse and other camp facilities. ELECTRICITY AND WATER Each camping group will have access to a shared shelter with one electrical outlet and one water spigot. Electricity and water are extremely limited and are not available at every individual tent. Please do not plan to operate high-powered appliances from the shared outlet. Do not overload outlets or create tripping hazards with extension cords. Quiet generators are permitted but must be operated outdoors in a safe, well-ventilated area. Generators must never be operated inside or directly beside a tent, shelter or enclosed structure. Generators must be turned off during quiet hours. VEHICLES AND PARKING Vehicles may enter the camping area temporarily to unload camping supplies. After unloading, all vehicles must be moved to the designated parking area. Vehicles cannot remain parked beside the camping tents. Please unload everything you will need before moving your vehicle. Roads, gates and emergency-access areas must remain clear at all times. RVs, travel trailers and camper trailers cannot be accommodated in the festival camping area. Anyone bringing an RV or camper must make arrangements with a nearby RV campground. CAMPING RULES AND REGULATIONS The following rules apply to every camper and visitor: • Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM until 7:00 AM. During quiet hours, please keep voices, music, pets, generators and other noise low enough that neighboring campers are not disturbed. • Illegal drugs and prohibited controlled substances are strictly forbidden anywhere on the property. • Disorderly conduct, fighting, threats, harassment, excessive intoxication or disruptive behavior will not be tolerated. • Treat all campers, vendors, entertainers, staff members, volunteers and venue personnel with kindness and respect. • Only registered campers are permitted to stay overnight. Do not bring unregistered overnight guests into the camping area. • Children and minors must be supervised by a responsible adult at all times. • Pets must be kept on a secure leash and under the owner’s control at all times. Pets cannot run freely anywhere on the property—not even inside or around your assigned campsite. • Pet owners are responsible for keeping their animals quiet and preventing them from disturbing neighboring campers. • Pets may not be left unattended. Owners must immediately clean up and properly dispose of all pet waste. • Do not bring an aggressive, uncontrolled or excessively disruptive animal into the camping area. Owners are responsible for their animals and for any injury or property damage they cause. • No smoking or vaping is permitted inside canvas tents, shelters, bathhouses or other camp buildings. Dispose of cigarette butts safely; do not leave them on the ground. • Campfires and cooking equipment may only be used in areas approved by Camp Barnhardt or festival staff. Never place grills, heaters, stoves, candles or open flames inside a tent or enclosed structure. • Never leave a permitted fire, grill or cooking appliance unattended. Fully extinguish it after use. • Personal fireworks, explosives, sky lanterns and similar devices are prohibited. • Do not enter restricted areas or use the pool, waterfront, zip line, climbing facilities, equipment or other attractions outside scheduled operating hours or without authorized staff present. • Do not remove, relocate, damage or alter tents, cots, platforms, signs, equipment, trees, landscaping or any other camp property. • Keep food secured and dispose of trash properly to avoid attracting insects or wildlife. Do not feed, approach or disturb wildlife. • Keep your campsite clean. All trash must be placed in designated containers before departure. • Secure money, electronics, merchandise and other valuables. Do not leave valuable property unattended. • Follow all instructions from festival staff, security personnel, emergency responders and Camp Barnhardt representatives. • Immediately report suspicious activity, unsafe conditions, injuries, emergencies or property damage to festival staff. • In the event of severe weather or another emergency, follow all evacuation and shelter instructions immediately. • Anyone who violates these rules, creates an unsafe situation or disrupts other campers may be required to leave the property without a refund. ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND LIABILITY All camping is voluntary and at the camper’s own risk. The Uwharrie Bigfoot Festival, its owners, organizers, staff, volunteers, representatives, sponsors , Angie Taylor and Camp John J. Barnhardt are not responsible or liable for accidents, injuries, illness, allergic reactions, insect bites, encounters with wildlife, weather-related incidents, vehicle damage, or the loss, theft or damage of personal belongings, merchandise, camping equipment or other property, to the fullest extent permitted by law. Each camper is responsible for their own safety, health, property, conduct and camping equipment, as well as the supervision and safety of any minors in their care. Pet owners accept full responsibility for their animals, including their behavior, care, supervision and any injury or damage they may cause. By choosing to camp, each participant acknowledges the primitive outdoor conditions and accepts the risks associated with camping and outdoor activities. All campers are expected to follow the rules in this email, along with any additional rules established by Camp Barnhardt or festival management. IMPORTANT REMINDERS • Camping is primitive and rustic. • Camping does not include festival admission. • Advance reservations are required. • No day-of camping reservations will be accepted. • Each platform tent accommodates no more than two adults. • Bedding and personal supplies are not provided. • Electricity and water are shared and extremely limited. • Vehicles must be moved after unloading. • RVs and camper trailers cannot be accommodated. • Quiet hours are 10:00 PM–7:00 AM. • Pets must remain leashed, controlled and quiet. • Illegal drugs are strictly prohibited. • Campers participate and leave property at their own risk. Thank you for helping us keep the camping area safe, peaceful and enjoyable for everyone. We look forward to having you at the Uwharrie Bigfoot Festival!