Camping Information for the North Carolina Brewers & Music Festival
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All 2020 reservations will be honored for 2022
Camping Rules, Details and Guidelines:
All campsites are available on a first come and space available basis.
ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE STRONGLY RECOMMENDED.
Camping
The campground will open at 3:00pm Friday and Saturday at 8:30am.
All campers must be out of the campground by noon on Sunday the 8th of May. Friday night only camping is not available: you must commit to camping through the weekend until Sunday morning.
All Friday campers are welcome to attend the 2022 NCBMF Friday Night Jam held across the road from the campground on the main festival grounds (an easy walk.) Once exclusive to the campground, this event is now a ticketed event open to the public. Each camping reservation comes with 2 tickets to this event. Additional tickets may be purchased online. Food Trucks and craft beer sales tents will be on site to provide food and drinks.
Inappropriate behavior on the part of any one in attendance will not be tolerated. Any incidents requiring investigation by Historic Rural Hill / NCBMF staff and / or local law enforcement could result in expulsion from the camping area and Historic Rural Hill without refund of fees. The use of illegal substances or the consumption of hard liquor is not allowed and will be dealt with accordingly.
All camp sites are available on a first-come-first-serve basis and may be selected by the campground manager based on your needs and vehicle.
If you have any questions about any of these guidelines, please ask for campground manager Eric Ferguson.
FESTIVAL QUESTIONS:
First come first serve? But I reserved a campsite already??? Will there be room for me?”
Where’s my car going to go?
Can I have a campfire?
What about all this trash I made?
What about water?
Aw Man, I forgot to bring ice for my all my canned-not-bottled NC Beer!
I need to sleep.
Now I need to wake up. Got coffee?
Yes we do! The great folks at Pure Intentions Coffee will be on hand again this year, and we’ve lined up a food truck to be in the campground all day Saturday and Sunday morning serving breakfast sandwiches and more!
Can I bring my pet pygmy goat to the festival?
How far of a walk is it to the festival?
Restrooms are available in the campground.
My feet need a tan – should I walk around in this field barefoot?
Where’s the smoking section?
Can I bring in my own food and beverages?
Yes, you are welcome to bring food and beverages into the campground, but not the festival grounds. Packing a cooler? Please make sure you’re packing independently owned NC canned beer. Why would you want to drink a cheaply produced watered down product from a giant corporation at one of the best celebrations of North Carolina craft brewing in the state? We don’t know either.
Notice how in the above paragraph we didn’t mention glass bottles? It’s because they’re not allowed. Neither is hard alcohol.
If you have any questions about any of these guidelines, please ask for campground manager Eric Ferguson.