A smooth weekend begins before you hit the mountain road. This page gives you a clear plan for tickets, travel, check-in, and the first hour on site.

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Table of Contents

Everywhen in the Woods

Plan Your Trip

Village Experiences

Camping Guidelines

Packing List

Care & Culture

Liability Release

FAQs

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🎟️ Tickets and essentials

The official ticketing page holds the current ticket tiers, add-ons, and checkout details:

Everywhen in the Woods — A Forest Camping Festival

Weekend Pass: what it covers

A Weekend Pass covers the full Friday–Sunday experience and includes:

• Forest camping (bring your own gear)
• Saturday night Dinner Soirée
• On-site amenities, including hot showers, lockers (bring a lock), and flushing toilets

Add-ons you may add to your ticket

• Car Parking Pass: one per vehicle parked. Carpooling helps everyone, since parking is limited.
• RV / Trailer Parking Pass: designated RV parking zone, extremely limited quantity. Hookups are unavailable. Generators follow quiet-hour rules (12 AM – 7 AM).
• Ice (20 lb bag): preorder only, pickup at Chow Town.
• Everywhen in the Woods hoodie: preorder only.
• Donations: optional support that helps fund art, creative support, and essential operations.

Download before you drive

Cell service fades on the mountain. A small preparation step keeps everything easy:

• Download offline maps to Camp Loma