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Las Vegas, NV

Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival

ConfirmedOct 9 to 11, 2026
Camping, glampingRenaissance Faire
Photo: Anna Hanks from Austin, Texas, USA, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)
Dates
Oct 9 to 11, 2026
Status
Confirmed
Venue
Sunset Park, 2601 E. Sunset Rd.
Price
Not announced
Camping
Available
Last checked
Aug 24, 2026

The experience

What's special

The Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival is Las Vegas's Renaissance faire, produced by Clark County at Sunset Park and reaching its 32nd annual edition in 2026. The park becomes a collection of themed villages and guilds - a pirate's port, Celtic pub stages, a royal court - with live jousting by the Seattle Knights, a pirate stunt spectacular at the Captain's Challenge stage, fire performers, Celtic bands, a nationally billed bird-of-prey show, and working blacksmith and papermaking demonstrations. It is a distinctly civic institution: inducted into the Las Vegas Magazine Hall of Fame in 2025 for its long-term impact on the city's tourism and entertainment industry, capacity-capped at 25,000 people in the park at once, with a Free School Day program and promotional free Friday tickets circulated through county community centers. On-site camping - including bell-tent and yurt glamping packages with a private campground - turns the weekend into an overnight event.

What people love

Attendees praise the costumes and performances, the sense of community, and the range of things to do - jousting, belly dancing, camel rides, an archery range where activities stay cheap, and food stalls from turkey legs to meat pies. Regulars describe returning year after year, and many call it a great faire with one large caveat: the heat. The October weekend often lands on 90-plus-degree days at a park with very little shade, and the loudest community complaints center on sun exposure, the one-sealed-bottle water limit, and no-re-entry for single-day tickets; many recommend arriving from late afternoon. Other recurring gripes are difficult parking, long ATM lines at a largely cash-preferred vendor market, and merchandise and food prices that run well above expectations, even as gate admission itself stays modest.

Last time around

The 2025 festival returned to Sunset Park October 10-12, 2025, previewed by local television ahead of the weekend, and was followed by the festival's induction into the Las Vegas Magazine Hall of Fame and a bronze Best Family Attraction award in Fox5Vegas's inaugural Viewer's Choice Awards.

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On the lanes & stages

Set in the Renaissance period. Event style: faire.

Lineup

Costumes & what to wear

Do I need a costume?

Costumes are a visible part of the event and attendee outfits draw praise, but they are optional. The practical caveat is Las Vegas heat: the October weekend regularly runs hot at an open desert park with little shade, and regulars describe struggling to wear full garb midday, with corsets and coats becoming uncomfortable, light layers or an evening visit make dressing up far more manageable

Weapons policy

Firearms are prohibited in the park regardless of permit. No weapons are allowed in the campground

Joining in

An immersive Renaissance-era experience organized around themed villages and guilds, with live jousting, sword fights, archery, blacksmith and papermaking demonstrations, historical reenactments, and interactive stage shows, from a hands-on juggling school to magic shows that pull audience members up as assistants. No outside busking is allowed; all performers are hired in advance, and no outside musical instruments may be brought in by the public

Getting there

Nearest airport LAS.

How do I get to Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival?

By bus 1
Greyhound / FlixBus to Las Vegas, then rideshareVaries by origin city; terminal to park is ~10 min by road · Intercity fare varies by origin and booking window; add a short rideshare fare for the final ~3 miles

Greyhound and FlixBus both serve Las Vegas, the main terminal moved to 4047 Ponderosa Way (off W Oquendo Rd) in January 2026, which is only about 3 miles west of Sunset Park, with a Downtown stop on S 1st St also retained. From the Ponderosa Way terminal, the park is a short rideshare away. No passenger rail reaches Las Vegas: Amtrak service ended in 1997, and the Brightline West high-speed line is still under construction (target late 2029)

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Public transit 1
RTC Transit, Route 212 (Sunset Rd) and Route 110 (Eastern Ave)~20-40 min from the airport area depending on connection · $4 2-hour pass / $8 24-hour pass on RTC residential routes (a fare restructure was under public review in mid-2026, check current fares before travel)

Sunset Park is bordered by Sunset Road to the north and Eastern Avenue to the west, and RTC's Route 212 (Sunset Road, from the South Strip Transfer Terminal toward Sunset Station in Henderson) and Route 110 (Eastern Avenue) both stop along the park's edges. There is no one-seat bus from the airport terminal itself, ride a short rideshare hop or connect through the South Strip Transfer Terminal. RTC residential routes run daily, including the festival's Friday-Sunday weekend

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Taxi & rideshare 1
Uber, Lyft, metered taxi~10 min · Typically under $20 outside surge periods for the short hop to the park

Sunset Park is one of the shortest airport-to-festival runs in the country, about 2.5 miles from the LAS terminals, roughly a 10-minute ride. Standard airport pickup zones apply at both terminals

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By train

No direct passenger rail to the venue was found. Use the airport transfers or shuttle options above.

🅿 Parking

On site parking available. Cost Free (general and ADA). Prepay via None, general and ADA parking are free, no prepay system. Parking fills quickly on busy days, with overflow lots and shuttles reported in use; arrive early. Vehicles parked at nearby businesses or in red zones are subject to tow, and there is no overnight parking without a camping reservation, campers get a dedicated camper lot with one spot per reservation

🚙 Car hire

Compare car hire at LAS

Optional here rather than essential, the festival is minutes from the LAS rental counters and rideshare is cheap for the short hop. A rental earns its keep if you're pairing the weekend with wider Nevada trips (Red Rock, Valley of Fire, Hoover Dam) or hauling camping gear

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Where

Venue

Sunset Park, 2601 E. Sunset Rd.

Camping & Accommodation

Is there camping at Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival?

Yes, on site camping is available.

Facilities

✓ Toilets✗ Showers~ ATMs / cash✓ Food~ Power / charging
Camping site types 1
Car / tent

Every camping reservation includes one spot in a dedicated camper parking lot (one vehicle per reservation); no separate car-camping-at-your-tent product is advertised

Pricing

Pricing not yet announced

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