Heber City, UT

Bonanza Campout Music Festival

ConfirmedExpected June
Camping, carIndie
Dates
Expected June
Status
Confirmed
Venue
River's Edge RV Resort at Heber Valley
Price
Not announced
Camping
Available
Last checked
Aug 14, 2026

Bonanza Campout Music Festival returns to Heber City, UT, Expected June. Froligo tracks ticket prices, camping, attendee feedback and travel details.

The experience

What's special

Bonanza Campout was a boutique multi-day music and camping festival held at River's Edge in Heber City, Utah, showcasing indie rock, electronic and hip-hop acts in a scenic mountain setting. Organizers cancelled the 2019 event and the festival is no longer active

Last time around (2017)

Organizers later cancelled the 2019 event

How attendees rate it

Based on attendee reports online
Overall★★★★★

Drawn from public attendee reports and reviews. Member star ratings will show here once enough people who went have rated it.

Listen

Tap an artist to play them right here.

No official playlist linked yet. Find Bonanza Campout Music Festival on Spotify.

Lineup

The next lineup not yet announced. Here's who played in 2018:

Getting there

Nearest airport SLC.

How do I get to Bonanza Campout Music Festival?

By car

Most people drive to Bonanza Campout Music Festival. The nearest major airport is SLC, and from there it is a straightforward drive to the venue. Check current road and traffic conditions before you set off, and see parking below.

By train

No direct passenger rail to the venue was found. Drive, fly in, or use a shuttle instead.

By bus & public transit
Salt Lake Express (shared airport shuttle / intercity coach)~1h20m (approx. 50 miles) · Roughly $29-35 one-way verify live in the booking tool

Scheduled shared-shuttle service from Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) to Heber City, running roughly twice daily. The Heber City stop is at 435 N Main St (a Maverik convenience store, 'load on street next to picnic tables' per the operator's own destination page) about 4-5 miles south of the River's Edge venue at 7000 Old Hwy 40, so a short local taxi/rideshare or High Valley Transit micro hop is still needed for the last leg

Book / info →
UTA (TRAX) + High Valley Transit routes 107 and 106~2.5-3.5 hours total depending on transfer timing; Route 106 runs a limited number of daily departures each direction · Only the UTA TRAX leg costs anything (standard UTA local fare see the UTA fare page); High Valley Transit legs are $0

A real but slow all-transit chain exists: UTA TRAX Green Line from SLC Airport station into Salt Lake City, then High Valley Transit Route 107 (Park City/Salt Lake City Commuter) to Park City, then HVT Route 106 (Wasatch Back Connector) from Park City to Heber Valley. Both High Valley Transit legs are completely fare-free (verified on hvtutah.gov); HVT also runs fare-free on-demand 'micro' service within the Heber Valley which could cover the last hop toward the venue. Realistically 2.5-3.5 hours with transfers and limited 106 departure windows workable for a light-packing attendee, awkward with camping gear

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Taxi & rideshare
Uber / Lyft (app-based)~45-60 min · Estimate only: ~$70-120 one-way for the ~50mi SLC-to-Heber run, higher with surge app-metered, no official fare card exists

Both apps operate at SLC airport (designated app-pickup zones in the terminal ground-transportation area) and cover the Park City/Heber corridor. the festival's own (2018-era) FAQ mentions Uber as a paid option for moving between its parking lots and the campground, implying rideshare does reach the site

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Point to Point Express (private door-to-door airport car service)~45 min per the operator's own route page · Quote-based no published fare table; request a quote via their site or 24/7 phone/text 1(801) 528-7825

Local private transfer operator running dedicated Heber City <-> SLC Airport rides in minivans, SUVs and full-size vans (1-14 passengers) the practical pre-bookable option for a group with camping gear, since it goes door-to-door to the venue rather than to a Main St shuttle stop

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Taxis and rideshare such as Uber and Lyft can be limited near the venue, especially late at night or in rural areas. Agree a pickup point and time in advance and keep a backup plan.

🅿 Parking

Cost Not documented no parking price appears on the archived official FAQ or ticket pages, and the live official site is unreachable (HTTP 522) to check current-year pricing. Prepay via None documented no ParkMobile/SpotHero/festival-portal parking-pass product was found on any reachable official page or archive snapshot. No official overflow or rideshare-only zone documented beyond the lot-to-campground shuttle system described above

🚙 Car hire

Compare car hire at SLC

Camping festival ~45-50mi from SLC airport with only a twice-daily shared shuttle (which stops downtown, not at the venue) and a slow multi-transfer transit chain car hire from SLC is the primary practical option for fly-in attendees, especially anyone bringing camping gear

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Where

Venue

The venue has its own page with capacity, accessibility and parking.

Camping & Accommodation

Is there camping at Bonanza Campout Music Festival?

Yes, on site camping is available.

Facilities

✓ Toilets✓ Showers✓ Food✓ Power / charging
Camping site types 2
Car / tent

not contradicted, but note the 2018 official model: General Tent Camping was a 10'x12' plot for up to 4 people (Premier 10'x15'; 'Bonanza Bungalows' pre-set 14' canvas tents also sold), priced per-weekend with festival admission NOT included (GA/VIP weekend pass required to camp), and the FAQ describes shuttling people and gear from the parking lots to camping check-in which reads as walk-in tent camping with the car left in the lot, not car-at-your-site camping. No dollar figures were visible on any archived page

RV

2018 official camping page sold 'General RV Camping': 15'x30' footprint, up to 30 amps of power included, explicitly 'a very limited option', Thursday-only load-in, priced per-weekend with admission not included. The venue itself runs full-hookup RV sites (water/sewer/electric, 50-amp, pull-through) year-round per its own site and The Dyrt's amenity checklist, so infrastructure exists beyond what the 2018 festival product offered. worth extending on merge

Pricing

Pricing not yet announced

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