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Camping is included with every admission ticket, on a first-come, first-served basis. Saving spots is not allowed, so arrive early for a prime location.
Tent camping is available throughout the site, with RV camping in designated areas. There are no electrical hookups or RV connections, but water is available at the Gate House and near each stage. If you plan to camp in your vehicle or trailer, a vehicle pass is required. Trailers over 21 feet require a trailer pass.
ValhallaFest does not observe quiet hours. Noise increases near Asgard at night and near Leif's Beach and AgeHa during the day. Family camping is located near the Gate House entrance.
Food trucks are available on site near the marketplace, though we recommend bringing your own food and water as they aren't open at all hours. If a town run becomes essential, please use the designated front parking area.
Metal fire pits are available at certain campsites, with use dependent on current fire risk status. Fires must be attended at all times, with a shovel and water kept nearby while active. Check current fire bans and restrictions before you arrive.
Cell service can be intermittent throughout the grounds, with the strongest signal near the rainbow bridge by Asgard. Public Wi-Fi is not available, so come ready to embrace the off-grid experience.
Porta-potties are spread throughout the site and serviced mid-festival. Please use only the single-ply toilet paper provided and notify our Grounds Crew for any restocking needs. A wheelchair accessible bathroom is available near First Aid in the marketplace.
ValhallaFest offers courtesy water stations near the stages and well water at the First Aid and Gate Cabins to keep you hydrated. Bring a refillable container!


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Layer up. Nights get cold and days get hot. Here's what you'll need:
Stay comfortable Sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, earplugs, and any medication you take regularly.
Hygiene Biodegradable soap (not for use in rivers), toothpaste, deodorant, and lotion.
Gear Wearable lights with spare batteries and a small first aid kit.
Extras Biodegradable glitter, costumes (no ceremonial headdresses), a small sewing kit, a portable ashtray if you smoke, and small trinkets for gifting to new friends.
Keep it simple and keep your energy up.
Snacks Fruit, veggies, crackers, nuts and seeds, granola bars, and anything else that travels well.
Meals Think easy: sandwiches, one pot meals, baked potatoes, and similar low-effort staples.
Drinks Bring whatever beverages you enjoy. No glass containers, please.
Don't forget ice to keep it all fresh.
Leave no trace starts at your campsite. Here's what to bring for cooking and cleanup.
Cooking A camping stove with propane bottles (no propane fire pits), a small paring knife and spatula, a cutting board, and foil. All knives must be under 6 inches.
Eating Metal or reusable plastic bowls, utensils, and a camping mug or reusable drinking vessel. No styrofoam or single-use plastics.
Cleanup A sponge, dishcloth, dishtowel, and a bin for washing dishes.
Water & Waste Bring a large jug of water. Plan for at least half a gallon per person per day. Pack garbage and recycling bags to keep your site clean.
A comfortable campsite makes all the difference. Here's what to bring.
Sleeping A tent with stakes, sleeping bag, blankets, pillows, and an air mattress or sleeping mat.
Shade & Shelter A pop-up canopy or shade structure, camping chairs, and tarps or rain covers for when the weather turns.
Essentials A large cooler for food and drinks, a flashlight, and a small toolkit with a hammer and rake. Leave hatchets and other banned tools at home.
Please refrain from bringing any glass containers, as they pose a risk of shattering.
This includes aerial flares, rockets, and fireworks.
We kindly ask that you refrain from bringing generators unless absolutely necessary. If you require one, please contact us prior to the event.
Knives (including Swiss army knives/Leatherman tools with blades), machetes, swords, 'above average' cooking knives (greater than 6 inches), axes (yes, even hatchets), baseball bats, BB guns, air rifles, paintball guns, and basically anything that makes you look like you're gearing up for a zombie apocalypse.
Hand-held lasers are strictly prohibited. Stationary lasers must be registered with ValhallaFest prior to the event.
Ceremonial headdresses of this nature are not permitted on site.
Loose feathers, disposable plastic bags, paper, string, AstroTurf, Styrofoam coolers, hay bales, single-use straws, propane fire pits.