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The Mendocino County Fairgrounds is located in Boonville, the heart of Anderson Valley. The pastoral beauty and colorful history of the region makes for a wonderful camping environment.
We ask all campers to respect one another and this beautiful site.
Sierra Nevada World Music Festival strives to create
a positive, respectful, conscious community of music lovers. We ask that all campers contribute to the community. Please recycle, respect your neighbors and take care of one another.
SNWMF is committed
to the
Re-Greening of Planet Earth
 Camping is for 3-Day Ticket
Holders Only.
Keep in mind,
no amplified music
is allowed in the
campground.
Please make other arrangements for
Thursday night as no vehicles will be accommodated on site.
Some alternatives are
the
Hendy
Woods
State Park
or
Paul M. Dimmick Campground.
No skateboards, bicycles, scooters,
etc, or motorized vehicles allowed on site
(i.e. mopeds,
ATVs, 4-wheelers).
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all
on-site vehicle camping is sold out!!!
SNWMF
On-Site Vehicle Camping is Sold Out. Other alternatives
are (1) Walk-In On-Site Camping (2) Nearby Campground
and (3) Hotels/Motels in Ukiah, Cloverdale or Mendocino.
WALK-IN ON-SITE CAMPING
A very limited number of "walk-in" camping will be sold
on site, on a first-come first-served basis. Walk-in
Camping is for 3-day music ticket holders only. Walk-In
Camping is sold by the space only. Spaces are $50 for a
10' x 10' area, with a maximum of 3 occupants per space.
Only one space sold per person/group. Tickets may be
purchased beginning on Friday @ 9am - 8pm, or until
full, and if still available, Saturday 9am - 5pm, or
until full.
Walk-In Campers should pull into the "drop zone" across
from the Veteran's Hall, located at: 14470 Highway 128.
Once gear and, if applicable, occupants, are dropped,
driver must park the vehicle at the High School (follow
signs). A High School parking voucher must be collected
by the driver once the vehicle is parked. The driver
should return to the Veteran's Hall, join his/her group,
and then submit the voucher in order to purchase Walk-In
Camping. The group camping together must arrive and
purchase tickets together as a group. No overnight
vehicle parking in town, or on the highway, is permitted
during the event.
NEARBY CAMPING
While not affiliated with SNWMF in any way, the Anderson
Valley Brewing Company is offering alternative camping
this year. They are located within walking distance of
the fairgrounds and are offering weekend camping for
both cars and RVs. Additional information is available
on the
Anderson Valley Brewing Company
web site or by calling (707) 895-2337
x23.
HOTELS/MOTELS
Please check our website for
listings of hotels/motels
in Ukiah and Cloverdale. There are also many
hotels/motels available on the Mendocino Coast.
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guidelines for the festival
no dogs allowed
We are SERIOUS about no dogs. All vehicles will be subject to a "Dog-Gone" SEARCH at entry gate. Cars with dogs must leave and tickets will not be refunded. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS!
camping hours
Camping opens at 9am on Friday, June 21st. Early arrivals will not be allowed on site. Camping is not allowed in the town of Boonville. Please make other arrangements for Thursday night. Camping closes at 11pm on Friday and reopens for new campers at 9am Saturday. Camping closes to all new campers at 8 pm Saturday. The campground closes at noon on Monday, June 24th.
no in & outs
Once a vehicle is directed to its campsite, it cannot leave the campground and return. Vehicles that leave the campground will be required to pay for camping again upon return, if space is available.
illegal substances
As with any other public venue, those observed using, possessing or selling illegal substances will be subject to prosecution.
no vending
Sierra Nevada World Music Festival adheres to strict Mendocino County Environmental Health regulations. Anyone unauthorized to be selling food or wares in the campground will lose their festival privileges and be ejected. Campground vending is not tolerated and is unfair to those vendors who pay a fee to sell their food or crafts at SNWMF.
sound curfew
The Fairgrounds has a sound curfew of 10:00pm. Quiet time is from 10:00pm - 8:00am in the campgrounds. Out of respect for the neighbors of Anderson Valley and other campers, NO AMPLIFIED MUSIC IS ALLOWED IN THE CAMPGROUND.
recycling & composting
SNWMF has teamed up with Waste Busters who specialize in event waste reduction which will include composting for this year's festival. SNWMF will also have a "Buy-Back" center this year that will be open from 9:00am - 4:30pm each day. The center will be located behind the grandstands at the north end gate. For additional information regarding recycling, composting and the Buy-Back center check out the Program Guide.
no ground fires or fireworks allowed
Please practice fire safety in the campground.
keep fire lanes clear
No parking or set-up in Fire lanes. Any vehicles or belongings
in the Fire lanes will be towed or removed without notice, at
owner's expense.
prohibited items & activities
Dogs, Fireworks, Campfires, Firearms, Skateboards, Bicycles, Scooters, Amplified Music, Unauthorized Vending, Off-Road Motorized Vehicles, & Illegal Substances are not allowed on any portion of the premises. All vehicles camping on site are subject to search, vehicles with any prohibited items will not be allowed to remain on premises,
and camping and music tickets will not be refunded.
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