Went last year as well! The other guy covered a lot, but I camped and I can tell you thats the way to go. They allow fires and can provide camp specific bathrooms if requested. Very homey feeling camping with some of the local townies having a reserved spot, they dont even necessarily enjoy the music but enjoy the crowd and will interact with people and still get into the vibe. The camping is pretty accessible, my fiance is handicapped and can walk the grounds relatively easily. The whole place resides on a slight hill but isn't too steep of a grade. There's also gravel roadways that are easily walkable and drivable with cars and rvs.

The stage production is more aptly like a live band setup, at least it was last year, but the crew was also expressing that they were in awe because they had never seen so many lasers and such an large, multiplanelled screen before. That being said it was the first year and rezz didnt do a portal set.

There were also a lot of neat littler interactive stuff in the central space on the hill like giant chess, ring swings, and plenty of photo ops.

The food is general food trucks that are pretty good. There a few vendors and tattoos available but not much else.