All attendees are subject to search upon entry
All attendees are subject to search upon entry
You are welcome to camp early with us (for no extra charge)! Sunday-Tuesday prior to the festival, start the party early OR drop off your rig during posted hours for an effortless check-in. NOTE: Campers/RVs MUST have the appropriate sticker on the rig to enter at any point prior to or during the festival. As of Wednesday, anyone entering or exiting the campgrounds MUST be wearing a concert wristband AND a Campground Access Pass. Electric campsites’ power is turned on around noon Wednesday, while water in the campgrounds is also turned on at that time. Water delivery IS available to fill campers and pools during Early Camping via our TEXT line: 715-200-3515
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Our fans are awesome! Long-timers fest go-ers run Facebook groups where you can ask questions, get insight, and find friends to elevate your Rock Fest experience.
By the last day of Rock Fest, you’ve run out of something important. A burger just isn’t the same without a bun. A hotdog without ketchup is disappointing. And a warm beer is a damn shame. Restock at The Pit Stop. You’ll find ice, snacks, beer, condiments, phone chargers, hot coffee, feminine hygiene products, etc. Fire rings are also available to rent. Located in the North and South campgrounds.
A 169-acre island in the Chippewa River. Playgrounds, an athletic field, a swimming beach, and hiking trails. Connects to the Old Abe State Trail and the Ice Age National Scenic Trail. Pets are welcome but must be on a leash and under control at all times. Certain areas may be off-limits to pets.
A 6-mile segment of The Ice Age Trail. It is winding and scenic, passing through the forested, hilly glacial moraine. Twenty-one lakes and ponds are visible along this 6-mile stretch of trail, alone.
1,062 acres of park on a 6,300-acre man-made lake. It attracts hikers, campers, recreational boaters, and anglers after Walleyes, Muskies, and Bass. Pets are welcome but must be on a leash and under control at all times. Certain areas may be off-limits to pets.
