Here's a breakdown of the ticketing:

1) The only ticket that is mandatory for you to get is the Full Weekend Pass. This will get you entry into the campout + gives you access to all of the programming. This pass does NOT include your accommodations or meals.

2) Want to stay onsite? You can either a) bring your own camping gear and camp (no additional cost) b) get a private cabin for 1-4 people and share the cost with friends.

3) Want to eat meals provided by the campout? You can purchase a meal pass as an add-on to the weekend pass!

4) Will you be parking your car at the campout? You can purchase a car parking pass as an add-on to the weekend pass - all cars will park in the lot and then campers will bring their gear onsite.

1) Camping: Bring your own camping gear and camp (no additional cost).

2) Private Rustic Cabin: You can get a private cabin for 1-3 people. Each person will have to purchase a weekend pass. You will have to bring your own bedding/pillows.

At the moment, only full weekend passes (Thursday-Sunday) are available.

There will not be RV or Car Camping at the campground. You can bring your car and park it in the parking lot. From there you would be shuttled into the campground where you could set up your camp.

Driving:

The Address is:

Camp Timber Trails

1266 East Otis Road Tolland, MA 01034

We require a Car Parking Pass for every vehicle. This pass can be purchased from the tickets page.

Carpooling:

https://www.groupcarpool.com/t/j4t95g

For those that plan to drive, we encourage you to carpool to the gathering to help make for an easeful parking situation and because it will have the least impact on the land.

Airports

Bradley International Airport (BDL) is the closest major airport (about 1 hour away).

Shuttle Bus

We are organizing a shuttle bus from Williamsburg, Brooklyn to the campground, leaving on Thursday June 12th at Noon and coming back on June 15th in the late afternoon. You can purchase a shuttle bus ticket in the ticket page.

Absolutely! We welcome people of all ages to join us & will have kids programming throughout the weekend.

The campground has a strict policy of no dogs or pets allowed onsite.

The meals will be mostly vegetarian with vegan and gluten free options, and on Friday and Saturday nights we will have meat options for dinner.

No, the kitchen area is reserved for our on-site chef who will be preparing food for those who have purchased meal passes.

Additionally, we ask that no food be brought into cabins or tents to prevent wildlife from coming into your sleeping space.

In addition to the main cafeteria, we will also have a few food vendors who only want to purchase individual meals.

There are no refunds for this event, however you can resell your ticket if needed on the official Facebook event page.

Whether you are driving to the land or are taking the shuttle bus, upon arrival you will first park your car in the general parking area and then you'll walk over to the check-in station which will be under a canopy tent, also in the parking lot. There is where you will check-in with our rockstar team and will receive your bracelet + instructions on where your accommodations are.

There will be a courtesy shuttle for those of you that would like to have your belongings transported to the central area of the camp near the dining hall, which will make it easier to then walk over to your respective cabin/tent area.

Check-in Times

Thursday: 2PM-8PM

Friday: 9AM-8PM

Saturday: 9AM-6PM

NOTE: You will NOT be able to enter the gathering outside of these times! So please make sure to plan accordingly and arrive within these specified windows.

• Do not camp in unauthorized areas. Campgrounds are clearly delineated. Do not camp on either leach field or on the main field

• No open flames, (other than in pre-existing hearths) No coals or fire dancing in the campground

• Propane or butane stoves only. No open fires.

• No amplified sound in the campgrounds.

• Pack it in / Pack it out and leave it better than you found it!

• Please be mindful that this is a family event.

• Play nice with everyone around your camp area and in the festival grounds.

• Your respect of these rules allows us to continue to offer this experience in the future.

• A medic team will be available but you are responsible for taking good care of yourself.

• No pets allowed due to campgrounds regulations–something we are deeply sad about.

VEHICLES / RVS People-powered vehicles such as bicycles, non-motored scooters and kid wagons are welcome. Car camping is not allowed at Camp Timber Trails. Cars are not allowed on the main field and may not be driven onsite during the event. Very limited RV and bus parking available for a fee. There are no electrical hookups or grey water services available, but are available at the nearby Tolland State Park.

ATMS There are no ATMs at the venue. Vendors may or may not accept credit cards. Please bring enough cash to enjoy all the incredible hand crafted art and food artisans.

DRINKING WATER Stay hydrated! There is FREE potable drinking water throughout the venue. Bring your own water container to refill regularly at the water stations.

SHOWERS Showers will be available on site.

CIGARETTES Cigarette butts cause fires and trash. Smoking is only allowed in designated areas. Always put your butts out and NEVER throw them on the ground. Let’s show this land how much we respect it!

CAMP STOVES AND GRILLS Enclosed propane grills are acceptable in the camping areas but NO open flame or charcoal grills will be allowed. Please use extreme caution and be responsible. Always make sure your stove is in an area that is clear of dry grass and brush, and never leave a stove unattended while it is burning. If you are using a camp stove, make sure you bring along a fire extinguisher and have it properly placed where everyone can access it.

CAMPFIRES Unfortunately due to the sensitivity of the land and the severity of flying embers we can not allow open fires anywhere at the festival, except in the existing fire pits. Never leave a fire unattended. Leaving a fire unattended at best, will result in losing fire privileges for your camp.

WASTE REDUCTION, RECYCLING & COMPOST (TRASH) Pack it in and pack it out. Please be sure to clean up your campsite thoroughly before departing the festival. Leave no trace! (if you bring it, take it with you when you leave). Keep It Clean! Our awesome Green Team will be available for questions and to help guide you to recycling areas. If you see a plastic wrapper or any other pieces of litter, help us keep this beautiful land clean! Pick it up and throw it out! We will be composting. Minimize your impact on the land by not bringing any unnecessary packaging or other waste onto the land.

MEDICAL We will have a medical team on site. Look for the medic sign and medic shirts. The infirmary is located in the back of the Health Center Building.

COMMUNICATION There is cell phone reception on site for most providers, but do yourself a favor and put it away. No cell phones in the ceremonial area.

FIRE SPINNING Permitted in designated areas only and with the permission of the fire crew. Please do not light up in the field, as there is dry grass that can easily catch fire. Check in with the fire safety coordinator

SHOES Be sure to bring a pair of good walking shoes or a pair or light hiking boots for maneuvering through the festival at night.

PROHIBITED ITEMS

• Firearms or Weapons

• Fireworks or Explosives of any kind

• Attendees under 17 years-old without a parent or guardian

• Photography without consent

• Alcohol

• Charcoal grills (White Gas/Propane is ok)

• Unauthorized vending will NOT be tolerated

• All illegal drugs are prohibited

• MOOP (Matter Out Of Place)

• Please swim only in the presence of an on-duty lifeguard and obey all lifeguard commands. There is no night time swimming.

PERMITTED ITEMS

• Enclosed propane stoves

• Backpacks

• Cameras

• Coolers in Campground

• Shade structures over your tent

• Leave no trace – leave our site better than you found it. Bring 2 trash bags to your campsite to keep your recyclables separate from your trash.

• A reusable water bottle.

• Flashlight, headlamp,

• Art, musical instruments, props, banners, signs, and anything else you can think of that might make the experience more fun for all

• Plastic bottles or tennis balls to top and protect dangerous rebar stakes or other hazards

• Appropriate clothing: light clothes for during the day, warmer clothing for at night and rain gear

• Earplugs (if you’re a light sleeper)

• Sunscreen lotion, lip balm, sunhat and sunglasses

• Solid sandals or close-toed shoes and flip flops

• First aid kit

• Insect repellent

• Yoga mat

• Portable chairs