Town Park

FAQ

  • Telluride Town Park, 500 E Colorado Ave, Telluride, CO 81435

    • All Town Park camping passes were sold bundled with a 2-Day Event Pass.

    • You may enter the campground and start setting up as long as you have your camping pass confirmation, but please bring your ticket confirmation to the Box Office ASAP to exchange for your 2-Day Event and camping wristbands. 

    • The Box Office is located where E. Pacific Ave dead ends at Town Park, near the Post Office. Be sure to grab your wristbands Thursday (if possible) or early Friday to avoid long lines!

    • Box Office hours are:

      • Thursday 8/27: Noon - 8pm

      • Friday 8/28: 11am - 10pm

      • Saturday 8/29: 1pm - 10pm

  • The setting includes a waterfall, river, and lots of shade. This campground offers a unique chance to be truly immersed in nature while being steps away from the concert grounds.

  • Camping is first come, first served. Take only what you need and leave room for your neighbors.

  • There are two options for loading into the Town Park Campground on Thursday, August 27th

    • Arrive before 2:00 pm and participate in the random lottery.

    • Arrive after 4:00 pm and drive straight to the campground.

    Town Park Lottery

    Town Park has a unique lottery load-in process due to limited space. Choose the option that works best for your group.

    • Park your car legally in Telluride (MAP) (don’t park inside Town Park)

    • Walk to Town Park with only a tarp to claim space

    • Join the line HERE between 1:30pm & 2:00pm

    • Show your Town park ticket confirmation to receive a lottery ticket

    • Staff will guide you through the randomization process

    • Claim your space with your tarp and request a temporary vehicle pass from the Camp Host to retrieve your car for unload.

  • Your camping pass is for up to 3 nights (Thursday Night, Friday Night & Saturday Night). You must be out of all campgrounds by noon on Sunday.

  • Town Park is tent camping only unless you have a Town Park Vehicle pass.  

    They are sold separately and each person staying in the vehicle must have a Town Park Camping pass.  The maximum length is 24 feet.

    • Expect to drive in to the loading area and walk your camping equipment to your campsite.

    • When available, there will be wagons available to help haul your belongings to camp.

  • You need one Town Park camping pass per person.

  • Yes, camping passes and concert tickets are sold as a bundle.

  • Staff will show you where to park and how to get back to camp.

    Your car will be parked throughout town (Telluride is small and very walkable - but there’s no guarantee how close or far it will be).

    If you try to park somewhere not directed by staff, you risk an expensive ticket!

    • All guests must wear a wristband.

    • No pets allowed.

    • No open fires, including “smokeless” fire pits. Propane pits are OK if they have an on/off switch (subject to restrictions).

    • Respect all marked/taped boundaries.

    • No drones or renegading.

    • Use metal pans under camp stoves (available from hosts).

    • Leave no trace – compost, recycle, and trash stations are on-site.

    • No generators – use solar or battery packs.

    • Restrooms: Flush toilets are available in the Town Park Campground bathhouse. Portable toilets are also available within the campground.

    • Water: Free, filtered water will be available on-site.

    • Ice: Available from the Town Park Camp Host (cash only)

    • Showers:

      • Available in the Town Park Campground bathhouse.

      • There is a machine on-site to exchange cash for tokens ($1=75 seconds of hot water).

    • Quiet Hours: None enforced – please be respectful of neighbors. Please note that amplified music is strictly prohibited.

    • Medical & Emergency: Call 911 for emergencies. EMTS and event staff are stationed at the host tent 24/7.

    • Questions: Call us at (303) 823-0848 – we’re happy to help!

  • Telluride is under a Burn Ban!

    Wood fires are not allowed in any campgrounds for everyone’s safety. This includes smokeless fire pits like Solo Stoves. Propane fire pits are allowed as long as they are entirely under adult supervision and never left unattended.

  • No commute needed — step out of your tent, and you’re at the show!

  • Nope! All campgrounds close at noon on Sunday.

  • No, generators are not allowed. Concert camping is very high density, and it is almost impossible to safely use generators without them being too close to your neighbors’ tents. Please be respectful of your fellow campers and leave those generators at home. If you need to use medical devices overnight, we request that you utilize battery packs.

  • Only Town Park and Zone 1 wristbands can enter the Town Park campground.