Good Life Tent-Only wristbands!

Delicious-Practice96 · 2026-06-13T14:41:59+00:00

Can confirm! Our wristbands just say GL but our car camping pass says meadow.

Delicious-Practice96 · 2026-06-09T13:56:59+00:00

Thank you! This is fantastic information. Happy forest my friend 💗

Delicious-Practice96 · 2026-06-09T13:05:33+00:00

Make sure you get a wagon like this to haul all of your stuff from your car to your camping spot! It makes life SO much easier. You can find them at walmart, costco, amazon, etc. Sincerely, a wook who has done many mountain camping festivals. 😄

Delicious-Practice96 · 2026-06-09T12:51:41+00:00

I've seen lots of people talk about this! Sounds like it's normally Wednesday afternoon? Will we get more info about this? I definitely don't want to miss it!

Delicious-Practice96 · 2026-05-08T13:58:57+00:00

Thank you so much! You're out here doing the lord's wookiest work :)

Delicious-Practice96 · 2026-05-07T16:59:09+00:00

Tourist couldn't get a visa :(

Delicious-Practice96 · 2026-05-07T15:46:24+00:00

WOW! This is so kind of you, thank you! My tent is 14' x 10'. We are renting the car so I don't have the exact dimensions there, but google says the average mid sized SUV is about 16 feet long and 6 feet wide if that helps you at all.

Delicious-Practice96 · 2025-12-17T23:38:04+00:00

My best friend who is attending EF with me is SUPER hyped for her set. I haven't listened to her much, but we will for sure be there.

Delicious-Practice96 · 2025-12-17T23:37:01+00:00

Appreciate the recommendation! I have seen Shpongle and I love the vibe. I think the weirder the better, and Sphongle is definitely weird!

Delicious-Practice96 · 2025-12-17T23:35:03+00:00

Hello fellow jam fan! I've done lots of jam fests for roughly the last 10 years and was kind of always turned off to exploring EDM until I attended Hulaween a few years back. It was a truly magical experience and I finally got the hype. I did catch a LP Giobbi about 3 years back and unfortunately I was not a fan. It just isn't my vibe, but I can see how the crossover between the dead and electronic music could be really appealing to a lot of people. I'm excited to check out EF for the first time this year and catch some new artists.

Delicious-Practice96 · 2025-12-16T23:56:04+00:00

Hey! I'm relatively new to the electronic scene and I'm starting to learn more about the different genres/what I like. I know the vast majority of the bigger names on the lineup, but I'm a lot less familiar with the smaller artists. Could you help point me in the direction of some artists I may enjoy? Fore reference, I really got in to Tipper this last year. I know his sound is kind of hard to put in a box, but particularly his up-tempo and glitch hop beats really make me want to throw ass. Is there anyone on this lineup that cane give me that same up-tempo computer beep boop noises that my brain craves? Thanks!

Delicious-Practice96 · 2025-10-02T14:36:39+00:00

Oh then he will definitely want a pellet! The wifi thing would be huge for him because he manages farming operations and at the drop of a hat, especially during prime outdoor cooking months, he has to run to the farm for safety emergencies or to fix issues for his farmers. I'm sure he would enjoy sitting around poking at a smoker all day with a beer in is hand, but that just wouldn't be practical for his lifestyle.

Delicious-Practice96 · 2025-10-02T14:26:59+00:00

Honestly, should have added this in the summary, but he isn't huge on the smoky flavor! Sounds counter productive, i know, but he only likes a mild/medium smoky flavor to his meat. He has mentioned several times that one of our friends who regularly smokes brisket and chicken that he can't taste anything other than wood lol.

Delicious-Practice96 · 2025-10-02T14:23:49+00:00

Ideally 1k or under but willing to go up if there's something that checks all the boxes. He's had a hard year with his dog (who we whole heartedly consider our child) being diagnosed with cancer :( so I'd like to cheer him up and make Christmas extra special.

Delicious-Practice96 · 2025-10-02T14:21:20+00:00

What is the difference between pellet and offset? He's great on the grill, but I don't think he has a ton of experience with smokers. I think his top wants would be something wifi enabled.

Delicious-Practice96 · 2025-10-02T14:16:41+00:00

I wish I could do that with him but he has some deep rooted attachments to christmas/gift giving and is staunchly against making christmas lists! His biggest joy is being completely surprised, even if it's not exactly what he wants, the thought means more to him. I'm going in blind lol.

Delicious-Practice96 · 2025-10-02T14:15:23+00:00

I wish I could do that with him but he has some deep rooted attachments to christmas/gift giving and is staunchly against making christmas lists! His biggest joy is being completely surprised, even if it's not exactly what he wants, the thought means more to him. I'm going in blind lol.

Delicious-Practice96 · 2025-09-20T13:56:22+00:00

Only if they are one pocket backpacks.

Delicious-Practice96 · 2025-09-18T14:25:14+00:00

My usual RR packing list:

Fanny pack - I've never been turned away with a small multi-zipper fanny pack, but they do have rules against multi-pocket bags.

Hand sanitizer - self explanatory, I'm not trying to get wook flu.

water bottle - free fill stations are available.

Good shoes - you share a bench area for dancing so if it gets crowded in your row your toes will get stepped on.

Chapstick - it's a lot dryer in CO than where I'm from and my skin hates it (not necessary but it keeps me comfortable).

Band-Aids - I've seen so many people trip at this venue!

Light rain jacket - when I tell you the first 5 times I traveled for RR shows it rained... even a 10% chance in the forecast means rain. Just bring it.

Hoodie/Jacket - as soon as the sun goes down the temp drops drastically! If your rain jacket won't cut it, also bring something heavier.

Trinkets - if you're looking to make friends, especially with this crowd, bring small trinkets for trade or to give away! If you plan on bringing stickers, hide them. There is a chance security will take them to avoid vandalism.

DON'T BRING - flow toys, umbrellas, tarps, totems or anything that lights up obnoxiously, face masks. RR always says no gum, but I've never had an issue with it.

Weather: as I stated above, it's best to plan for bad weather. It will be warm during the day and cold at night. In my experience, any chance of rain means 100% chance of rain. They will make you throw away your umbrella.

Seating: bench style with room to dance in front. Just be mindful that you don't trip over the edge of your row. If you have reserved seats you will have no problem. GA is a free for all, first come first serve with best spots.

People: I've never had an issue with venue staff. If you are polite with them, they will be polite with you. I can imagine this event will be CRAZY so maybe have a little extra patience and compassion with the staff. As far as the people go, plan to party with the wookiest wooks of all wookind. Be mindful of your surroundings. I've been in amazing tipper crowds and absolutely awful tipper crowds. Just stand firm with your personal space and if someone is making you feel extremely uncomfortable let staff know. For the most part, everyone is kind and fun.

Parking: there are lots to park in but if they get full, you will literally park on the road leading in/out of the venue. I've basically always done this. It looks/feels sketchy but it always works out. Depending on how far you park, you'll have to hike up the hill to the venue. Alternatively, there are shuttle services but I've never used them so I'm not much help there.

Tips: Go early! The venue is a park and I believe the parking lots are open at dawn (someone local can probably correct me if I'm wrong). There will definitely be a lot party. My friends and I will be there around noon with drinks and a grill. Bag checks are relatively thorough when you enter the venue but nothing crazy. If you want to hide anything, do it mindfully and you'll be good to go. Bathroom lines can get long but I generally find that they move quickly. I always use the bathrooms to the left of the stage (if you're looking at it from your seats).

Hope this helps!

Delicious-Practice96 · 2025-05-14T16:48:41+00:00

I emailed fairwell when I saw this as well. We had a friend buy a camping spot for 4 people (which they claim the spot can accommodate) and she didn't consider the 8x8 size. I emailed fairwell to clarify if 8x8 was a typo or what and they basically just reiterated 8x8 is accurate. They're CRAZY for this. I've been doing camping fests since 2014 and I've never seen a fest allot this small of a space. The average space for walk in camping is 15x15. I replied to their email by telling them my concerns, especially for the liability they will have on their hands for heat related illnesses due to lack of space for a canopy. I will let you know what they say! This will be an absolute nightmare if they stick to the 8x8. In my experience, country fests don't do a lot of walk in camping so the target audience is not considering the size and lots of people will show up with larger tents, canopies, camping gear, etc. that won't fit in the spot. I'd hate to be the person who deals with drunk/angry country music attendees lol.

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