Camping and parking is included with the 3 day weekend pass.

  • Camping is open Friday 11am - Monday Morning night.
  • Please make every effort to car-pool as on-site parking is limited - CAR PASSES REQUIRED.
  • All camping is first-come, first-serve.
  • Do not plan to be camped right next to your car, as it probably isn’t happening, even with a car pass.
  • No open fires allowed
  • No Dogs

BRING CASH!

  • There will be NO CASH MACHINES in Belden (and the closest one is pretty far).
  • All on site tickets (at the gate) will be CASH ONLY.

Dress for Anything

  • While the northern California mountains should be hot and sunny during the day, It can get pretty  cold at night (and sometimes even wet).
  • Don’t forget your bathing suit and sunscreen!

Activities:
Besides enjoying the more than 40 artists on the lineup,
Bobolink encourages any swimming, tubing, kayaking or canoeing (at your own
risk) in the beautiful Feather River. Bicycles, unicycles, skateboards and
the like are also encouraged for your recreational pleasure but there are
no unauthorized motor vehicles permitted—i.e. mini-bikes, ATVs, etc. Make
new friends and establish sunrise yoga groups, meditation sessions or
whatever makes your heart content!

Natural Surroundings:
Bobolink Music Festival 2010 takes place in the
heart of the Belden Town Resort & Lodge, which finds itself situated on the
serene Feather River. The famous California Zephyr trains operated by
Western Pacific RR used to run through the Feather River canyon. Take in
the incredible views: wild grape, thick valley oak trees and old growth
pine and fir varieties characterize the Plumas National Forest of the
Sierra Nevada mountain range. Festival goers may hike on the Pacific Crest
Trail, which will provide up-close views of the local flora and fauna
featured in this beautifully rugged terrain—however, beware of the poison
oak, which will be in full force at this time of the summer. Also note that
temperatures in June in the Sierra Nevadas reach the upper 90s during the
day and drop to chilly lows at night. Come prepared with proper attire and
sun protection.