Our Frequently Asked Festival Questions

Only if they are a woman! And have a ticket. :)

Primitive camping is included in your GA ticket. There are multiple ways to camp–primitive, glamping, ready-set-camp or car & RV camping. There is a limited number of glamping tents and car and RV passes, so don’t wait to reserve your spot now. They will sell out! To get your tickets, click here.

Learn more about the camping options here.

No men are allowed on the festival property, however they can drop you off at the gates! They will not be permitted to come onto the land.

This is a CAMP OUT on rural land. Bring anything you’ll need to camp comfortably, such as a water bottle, a plate/bowl/utensils, pillows, foam mats, a cooler, sleeping bags, headlamps (or flashlights), dishes, and toiletries. 

There is a cafe and marketplace, so don’t forget to bring cash. If you want to bring your own drinks or snacks, please do so!! Once you arrive, you’re here to stay, so make sure you have everything you need. Click here for more details on What to Bring.

Yes! Girls of all ages are welcome. Boys 6 and under are also welcome. All children, including infants must have tickets. To get your tickets, click here.

Three meals a day are included with your ticket. There is a cafe where coffee, drinks, and snacks are available. But please bring any additional snacks or drinks you think you’ll need.

Yes! All babies and children require a ticket to enter. Baby tickets are free! Toddlers require a ticket as well. To check if tickets are still available, click here.

Yes, there is clean spring water. We also provide a washing station for your dishes in the kitchen area.

Absolutely not. No animals of any kind are allowed, and if animals are brought in without our knowledge, you will have to leave the event.

Yes! We will have bags of ice for sale at the cafe every morning.

YES! There will likely be both; please come prepared for both rain and bugs.

We are happy to provide trash cans in the bathhouse, cafe, and kitchen for your use. 

Yes, there is poison ivy. We suggest hiking boots, socks, and covered skin if you plan on doing any off trail hiking or exploring.

No. This is a camping festival. However, all meals are included with your ticket. You can bring camping stoves if you want to make any other snacks or meals. Fires are not permitted. 

If you need refrigeration, it is your responsibility to bring a cooler. Ice will be sold everyday.

We offer a kids camp every day of the festival from 10 am - 6 pm. Children 4 and up are welcome. Your child's ticket includes access to the kid’s camp. For more information about Kids Camp, click here. Your child MUST be fully potty-trained to participate.

No. The festival will have some bonfires, but personal fires are not allowed.

YES! You will have open access to our WiFi cafe! 

The festival location is in Hayesville, North Carolina. We are 2.5 hours north of Atlanta, 2 hours west of Asheville, NC, and 2 hours east of Chattanooga, TN. The venue address will be released once you’ve purchased a ticket. For more details on how to get here, click here.

Yes! We will have a charging station in the dining tent.

Atlanta, GA; Asheville, NC; and Chattanooga, Tennessee. All three airports are roughly 2 hours from the venue. If you’re flying, click here for more details on how to get here.

Please visit the Getting Here section for a list of car services and shuttles.

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There will be a lot to park cars in for primitive campers.  If you purchase a car or RV pass (limited quantity available), you will bring your car onto the grounds and camp next to it. RV and Car Passes will not be available to purchase on site, so make sure you add them on when you purchase your ticket. These will sell out! To get your tickets, click here.

There will be NO re-entry once you’re in the event, so pack everything you need. 

No.

Unfortunately, no! While we have a beautiful pond, it isn’t available for swimming. There is, however, a spring-fed creek where everyone is welcome to dip their feet in! 

That's fine! You are welcome to leave anytime, but there is no re-entry without the Gold Pass.

Arrival day is Tuesday, June 17th, 2025. Gates are open from 12 pm - 8 pm. The festival gates will be open for the festival every day on from 8 am to 8 pm.

We accept applications for teachers, performers, bodyworkers, healers, and marketplace vendors each year. There is a small number of work trade positions available.

If you want to learn more about how to Get Involved, click here.

No, but you are welcome to sell and transfer a ticket. Email us at [email protected]. 

We have a bathhouse with 3 flushing toilets and 3 (hot!) showers. We also have porto-potty's scattered around the property. There is also a flushing toilet at the new kitchen pavilion. 

No! Kids tickets are for kids ages 4-10. You can email us to join the waitlist.

No! Only ticket holders are allowed on site. Everyone with a car or rv pass needs to be entirely responsible for their vehicle at all times. 

No! Any mail that is received will be returned to sender. We are unable to accept mail at this address.

No.

Not at all. It is a mixture of gravel paths, rolling grassy fields, shady groves, dirt hills, and open fields. It would be very challenging to have crutches, braces, or any wheeled assistance, particularly in the wet and mud.

Not without the gold pass! As in keeping with most events, you can leave anytime, but no re-entry is permitted. If you need to come and go, grab a Gold Pass!