Lawson Hill Vehicle

FAQ

  • Four miles from Telluride Town Park next to the Lawson Hill Campground off of Greenfields Lane, Telluride, CO 81435

  • Prefer vehicle camping? You can enjoy an easy bike ride into Town or catch our free shuttle directly to the Festival grounds. Either way, you’re in paradise!

  • This is first come, first served.  Check in with the camp host to get your vehicle situated.  The maximum length of your vehicle is 20 feet.

  • No, there will be space for your vehicle when you arrive.

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

  • Zero, since the Vehicle area is outside the Lawson Hill campground, you and your bunkmates only need 2-Day GA tickets.

    • No pets

    • No open fires, including “smokeless” fire pits. Propane pits OK (subject to restrictions)

    • No drones

    • No tent stakes longer than 6” (protects irrigation)

    • Use metal pans under camp stoves (available from Hosts)

    • Leave No Trace – compost, recycle & trash stations are on site

    • No generators – use solar or battery packs

    • Water: Free filtered water is available on site.

    • Ice: Buy from the Conoco gas station (short walk from camp).

    • Showers: No showers at Lawson Hill. Use cash showers at the Red Pool Bathrooms in Town Park.

      • The exact location is here. 

      • There is a machine at the bathrooms to exchange cash for tokens

      • $1 = 75 seconds of hot water

  • 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.

    • Festival Shuttles (yellow school buses) run approx. every 15 minutes from here AND here.

      • Thu, Aug 21: 10am–3am

      • Fri, Aug 22: 9am–3am

      • Sat, Aug 23: 9am–3am

      • Sun, Aug 24: 7am–2pm

    • SMART Bus: A free public bus runs between Lawson Hill and Town Park that picks up here.  Make sure you get on the right one!

    • Feeling adventurous? You can walk or bike to Town Park via:

    The River Trail (#1) – scenic and rugged (Bring water, snacks, and a helmet!)

  • 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.