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Campgrounds & Camping FAQ
Will the entrance to the campgrounds be open 24 hours?
YES.
Can we leave and re-enter?
Please see the
Re-entry Policy
.
What will you be providing at the campgrounds?
There will be bathrooms, hand wash stations, and potable water. A general store will be selling sundries (personal hygiene products, batteries, film, disposable cameras, ice, beer etc...) Vendors will be selling a variety of reasonably priced foods, beverages and snacks. There will be pay telephones and ATM's, but we still recommend that you bring enough cash for your stay to avoid long lines or waiting for the machine to be serviced. Please bring enough money for any additional expenses you may have.
What emergency services will be available on site? What should I do if I need emergency assistance (medical, police, towing, locksmith, etc.)?
There will be emergency medical personnel and Security personnel onsite
around the clock. If you need EMERGENCY medical or police attention, find a staff person with a radio, go to an information tent, medical tent, or tell one of the mounted security personnel. At the end of the weekend, there will be tow trucks patrolling the parking areas for those who need them, but there could be a long wait for their services. Make sure your lights and radio are turned off when you park so you don't drain your battery! Try not to lose your car keys or lock them in your car. Also, please help us keep the parking areas clear of discarded bottles and other hazards - the tires you save could be your own!
Where should I go if I lose my keys, my wallet or my friends?
Lost and found will be located at the information tents. If you lose
something, or someone, check there. If it or they are not there the first time, check again later. If you find something that needs to be returned to its owner, please drop it off at an info tent. It is a good idea to bring an extra set of keys. Obtain your key code before you leave home and bring it with you. This will cut down on the time it takes for the locksmith to duplicate your key if you lose it.
What will we be allowed to bring into the campgrounds? (Coolers, food, beer, kegs, stoves, etc.)
You can bring coolers with a consumable amount of provisions into the
camping area; however, they cannot be brought into the Centeroo / concert field. SMALL grills and camping stoves will be allowed. No kegs, No pig roasts, no 55-gallon drums!
NO OPEN FIRES WILL BE PERMITTED.
PLEASE follow these instructions if you are planning on using a grill. You can use gas/propane fuel sources or charcoal, but scavenging for wood on site will NOT be permitted. The fire must be entirely contained and off the ground. Air quality is a concern. Please keep the fires as small as possible and extinguish them as soon as you are finished. When you are done cooking with charcoal, put it out with water before going into the show or going to sleep or leaving your camp, rather than letting it burn out over time. In any case, DO NOT DUMP COALS ON THE GROUND (ever) or in the trash until they are entirely cool. After the coals are COMPLETELY DEAD, dispose of them properly as garbage.
Will there be a quiet camping area for families and such?
Yes, there will be a quiet camping area for families and such. Information
about this area will be announced shortly and this info guide will be updated with the appropriate information.
Will bands be allowed to play in the camping area if not affiliated with the festival? Do we need a permit if so?
No, bands will not be permitted to play in the campgrounds.
Will small campfires be allowed in the camping areas? Will you allow fire bins?
No open fires or campfires will be permitted.
This will be strictly enforced.
Are we allowed to bring gas powered generators?
Yes, but only small portable generators 1.5KW or less.
Will there be any electricity in the camping area?
There will be no electricity in the camping area.
Are service animals allowed in the campsite?
Yes, trained service animals such as guide dogs are allowed. Pets are not
allowed.
Is there cell phone service available throughout the farm?
There is a cell phone tower on the property, although due to expected high
calling volume, service may not be consistent.
Can I set up a large pavilion tent?
There will be no pavilion tents allowed.
Will pets be allowed in the venue / camp grounds?
NO PETS!!! PLEASE LEAVE YOUR PETS AT HOME:
Pets will be picked up and placed with the local humane society. Please use the local kennels if your pet is with you. If a pet is found in the car you will be turned away - regardless how long you have waited in line or if you have ticket or not. For those traveling with pets, please contact these local kennels to make arrangements: Please call these kennels in advance for pricing. There will be only limited space for your animals and it will be on a first-come/first-serve basis. You also might need to have proof of shots and/or vaccinations. Service animals, trained to assist an individual with a disability, are allowed.
Manchester, TN
Animal Health Clinic
1722 Hillsboro Blvd
Manchester, TN 37355
(931) 728-6633
Coffee Veterinary Hospital
184 Interstate Dr
Manchester, TN 37355
(931) 728-1430
All Creature Vet Clinic
1567 McMinnville Hwy
Manchester, TN 37355
(931) 723-0551
Woodbury, TN
Cannon County Animal Clinic
310 McMinnville Hwy
Woodbury, TN 37190
(615) 563-4022
Woodbury Veterinary Clinic
820 McMinnville Hwy
Woodbury, TN 37190
(615) 563-2648
What facilities are you providing for people with disabilities?
Please check the
Access Guide.
Where will we be camping / parking? Are we going to be able to camp next to our cars?
Camping space will be provided in front of or behind each vehicle.
NOTE:
Each vehicle will have a camping area of approximately 10 feet by the width of your car. You will not be able to save spots. If you plan on parking/camping with your party you must arrive together.
Festival 411
Tickets
News
Schedule
Know Before You Go
Getting Started
Introduction / Download PDF
What To Bring
What Not To Bring
What Will Be Provided
Getting Here
Location / Directions / Traffic
General Traveling Info
Directions
Traffic
Being Here
Re-Entry Policy
Campground Opening / Closing
Camping Only Areas
Family Camping Area
PODS
RV Parking Area / RV Parking Passes
Companion Pass
Security / Safety
Words of Wisdom
Centeroo Venue Opening & Closing
What Is Allowed Into Centeroo
What Is Not Allowed Into Centeroo
FAQs
General FAQ
Bus Information FAQ
Ticket FAQ
Campgrounds & Camping FAQ
RV FAQ
Venue FAQ
Vending FAQ
Miscellaneous FAQ
Volunteer FAQ
Patrons with Disabilities
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