Accommodations:

Camping | Cabins Onsite | Hotels | Making Plans | Getting There

Camping:

For many, camping under the stars is what makes the festival experience exciting and unique! Your 4-day pass (link to ticket page) includes primitive tent camping in one of our camping areas from Thursday through Monday morning. If sleeping in a bed is more your thing, check out the cabins on-site (link to cabins on-site page) or nearby hotels(link to hotels page).

If you choose to camp on-site at Mountain Creek River Resort (link to www.mountaincreekcanoes.com), you will be able to hear the music (link to music page) from your tent, have ample opportunities to meet new folks, be close to vendors (link to vendors page) and activities (link to ecoactivities page), and enjoy the clear, cool blue Niangua River. Amenities include a modern showerhouse, general store, and picnic tables (first come, first serve). Most, but not all campsites are shaded. Vehicles will not be allowed on the property after Thursday. A parking area is located 4 miles up the road, and biodiesel shuttle busses will transport people and their gear 24 hours a day from Friday through Sunday. For more information about the venue, go to www.mountaincreekcanoes.com.

Quiet, family camp is located adjacent to the parking areas. Please respect the 10:00 quiet time if you camp here. Biodiesel shuttle busses will service these campsites. Port-a-potties are located throughout the property.

Car camping is also available in the parking areas, just a short bus ride away from the main event.

If you plan to bring a bus, RV or trailer, Bus Town is the place to be! A Bus Town pass can be purchased for $10 per vehicle, and is good for all four days of the festival. There are no hookups in Bus Town. Each person will also need to purchase a ticket to the festival in order to ride the shuttle to the main event. If you need full hookups, several of our recommended hotels offer RV parking as well.

Wherever you camp, please respect the following guidelines:

• No personal fires. For cooking, please use gas stoves at your campsite or community fires.
• No pets allowed on any festival grounds. (except service animals)
• No alcohol brought in. You must be 21+ with a valid ID to purchase or consume alcohol.
• Absolutely NO GLASS allowed. Too many bare feet!
• NO illegal drugs or nitrous tanks allowed. Violators will be ejected from the festival and subject to prosecution under local, state and federal laws.
• No littering. Please help our waste management crew by recycling and composting. We're trying to send as little waste to the landfills as possible! You can also help by bringing food and drinks with less packaging, refilling water bottles, purchasing food from our vendors, and not passing out flyers.
• No amplified music or stereos. Acoustic music is welcomed at your campsite and at the late night drum circle!
• NO firearms or fireworks.
• NO weapons of any kind. Only small camping knives will be allowed.
• Park only in designated parking areas or your vehicle will have to be towed! Daytrippers must park in the day pass lot and must leave by 8:00.
• No unauthorized vending. Please apply for a vendors' permit if you wish to vend.
• Do not cut or damage trees or gardens.

Respect the earth. Respect the river. Respect your neighbors please!

Event security will be stationed throughout the festival grounds including in parking areas. A medical building is located in the middle of the resort near the showerhouse and general store. If you have any kind of emergency, let the nearest staff member know and they would be happy to assist you.

Green Mountain Green Camp Contest Everybody coming to the festival can work together to help the festival be gentle on the earth! You can help out by using recycling and reusing barrels, composting food scraps and disposable containers, bringing a reusable water bottle, bringing earth-friendly soap, bringing snacks that use less packaging, carpooling and purchasing carbon credits to offset the rest!   To reward those who participate the most, we will have the Green Mountain Green Camp Contest. Figure out a creative way to set up camp that is earth-friendly and comfortable, and you may be able to win one of several prizes. Prizes include merchandise, earth-friendly products and tickets to future events!   Entrants will be required to document their eco-conscious ways in writing. The contest starts when you leave your house, so be sure to come up with a creative way to get to the show using very little gas, and you may want to purchase carbon credits to offset the rest! Photos (digital or print) help!

Cabins Onsite:

For the premium festival experience, you can rent one of two available cabins at Mountain Creek River Resort. Cabins are located just to the side of the second stage! Each cabin has 2 queen size beds, a sitting area, and a table inside. They have been decorated with hardwood floors and unique decorations to provide the “outdoors” feel from inside. They are equipped with air conditioning and heat. You will also have a porch area with a grill and picnic table to yourself.

Hotels:
Green Mountain Eco Festival is located within 30 minutes of Bennett Spring State Park and the Lake of the Ozarks. Both popular tourist areas have numerous hotels and motels. If you'd rather sleep where all the action is, check out our cabins on-site or our camping options.

Here are nearby hotels that we recommend:

Vogel's Homestead Resort | vogelsresort.com
This friendly resort near Bennett Spring State Park offers rooms with TVs, refrigerators and optional full kitchens and couches. There is a pool on-site. Rates range from $39-$99 per night. They also have full hookups for RVs.

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Please check back for more information about booking your trip!

Making Plans:
What you will find at the festival:

• Lots of things to do!
• Indoor Showers
• Portable Toilets and Indoor Toilets
• Food, coffee, craft and eco-vendors
• FREE spring water for refilling containers
• Beer on tap (must be 21+ with ID)
• Medical personnel and security
• General Store w/ supplies
• Playground and Kids' Zone (Tree House Club)

Cell phones will probably work in parking areas, but not at Mountain Creek River Resort

In the Ozark valleys in September, the weather is usually pleasant with very little rain and there are few bugs to bother you! But being prepared will ensure a great festival experience!

What to Bring:
Swimming suit, sneakers, a blanket to sit on, sunscreen, hat for shade, reusable water bottle, trash bags, day pack, flag to identify your site, a small camera, pen and paper, camp chair, cooler, Raingear, warm clothes for night, and good energy!

Camping:
Tent, sleeping bag, tarp, chairs, snacks, flashlight, small propane campstove, plastic dishes, acoustic instruments, extra trash bags.

For everyone's safety, there are a few things that will NOT be allowed at the Green Mountain Eco Festival.
Please respect the following guidelines:

• No personal fires. For cooking, please use gas stoves at your campsite or community fires.
• No pets allowed on any festival grounds. (except service animals)
• No alcohol brought in. You must be 21+ with a valid ID to purchase or consume alcohol.
• Absolutely NO GLASS allowed. Too many bare feet!
• NO illegal drugs or nitrous tanks allowed. Violators will be ejected from the festival and subject to prosecution under local, state and federal laws.
• No littering. Please help our waste management crew by recycling and composting. We're trying to send as little waste to the landfills as possible! You can also help by bringing food and drinks with less packaging, refilling water bottles, purchasing food from our vendors, and not passing out flyers.
• No amplified music or stereos. Acoustic music is welcomed at your campsite and at the late night drum circle!
• NO firearms or fireworks.
• NO weapons of any kind. Only small camping knives will be allowed.
• Park only in designated parking areas or your vehicle will have to be towed! Daytrippers must park in the day pass lot and must leave by 8:00.p.m.
• No unauthorized vending. Please apply for a vendors' permit if you wish to vend.
• Do not cut or damage trees or gardens.

Respect the earth. Respect the river. Respect your neighbors please!

Event security will be stationed throughout the festival grounds including in parking areas. A medical building is located in the middle of the resort near the showerhouse and general store. If you have any kind of emergency, let the nearest staff member know and they would be happy to assist you.

Getting There
Unless you own an electric car or know where to buy biodiesel, traveling puts off greenhouse gasses. Please ride with as many people as you can! Those who would like to share a ride with a new friend should sign up for a PickupPal account and become members of a growing and dynamic community. It is free to join and to use. On the site members can post routes as passengers and/or drivers, they can complete a profile, and upload a photo. Within their account, PickupPals can track the number of rides they have given or taken, the number of miles they have traveled via ride sharing, and the Festival can keep track of the amount of emissions we have worked together to reduce! Click to learn more.

Directions:
From Kansas City: Highway 71 South to Highway 7 South to Highway 65 South to Highway 64 East. Left onto AA North to end of pavement. Left onto gravel road.

From St. Louis: Hwy 44 West to Lebanon. Take the Jefferson Ave/Hwy 64 exit. Highway 64 West to AA. North on AA to end of pavement. West on gravel road.

From Springfield: Hwy 44 East to Lebanon. Take the Jefferson Ave/Hwy 64 exit. Highway 64 West to AA. North on AA to end of pavement. West on gravel road.

From Jefferson City: Hwy 54 West to Camdenton. Turn left onto Hwy 5 South to Lebanon. Turn right onto Hwy 64 West to AA. North on AA to end of pavement. Left onto gravel road.