Kerrville Folk Festival
- Dates
- Expected May 2027
- Status
- Announced
- Venue
- Quiet Valley Ranch
- Price
- Not announced
- Camping
- Available
- Last checked
- Aug 23, 2026
Kerrville Folk Festival comes to Quiet Valley Ranch, Kerrville, TX, Expected May 2027. Froligo tracks ticket prices, camping, attendee feedback and travel details.
Listen
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Lineup
2027 lineup not yet announced. Here's who played in 2026:
Getting there
Nearest airport SAT.
How do I get to Kerrville Folk Festival?
By car
Most people drive to Kerrville Folk Festival. The nearest major airport is SAT, 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
Nearest scheduled intercity coach service: 2 daily departures from San Antonio (Bus Station, 500 N St Mary's St downtown, or the Pearl District stop) to the Kerrville Bus Stop (206 Schreiner St, Kerrville, TX 78029). This does NOT originate at SAT itself riders arriving by air need a first leg (VIA Route 5 bus, taxi, or rideshare) from the airport into downtown San Antonio to reach the Greyhound stop, then a final ~9-mile leg from the Kerrville Bus Stop out to Quiet Valley Ranch (taxi/rideshare, or coordinate via the festival's community Facebook group "Kerrverts Ride Share" per the official FAQ page not an official festival transport product, just a community rideshare-matching group)
Book / info →VIA bus Route 5 runs directly between SAT and downtown San Antonio, with free transfers to other VIA routes. Relevant here only as the first leg of a fly-in, bus-onward journey (see the Greyhound entry above) VIA itself does not reach Kerrville or Quiet Valley Ranch, which is 65 miles outside VIA's service area
Book / info →Taxi & rideshare
Star Cab is SAT's approved taxi operator. No official KFF guidance was found (unlike some other camping festivals) either endorsing or discouraging a full SAT-to-ranch rideshare trip at 65 miles each way it would be a long, likely expensive fare; no specific dollar figure for the full airport-to-venue trip was found in official or third-party sources, so none is given here rather than guessing
Book / info →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
On site parking available. Cost General lot parking: free. In-campground vehicle permits: Sleeper Vehicle Permit $40 (rigs under 18ft) / $50 (18ft+) one-time flat fee; Campground Parking Permit $40/day; a temporary $40 cash-or-card deposit unloading permit (refunded) also exists for a 2-hour in-and-out unload. A dedicated ADA/handicapped parking section sits in the center of the main parking lot next to the Kerrtesy Cart transportation-bus stop, which shuttles attendees around the campground and parking areas throughout the day and well into the night. No separate rideshare-only drop zone was found; the same free general lot serves rideshare drop-offs
🚙 Car hire
Compare car hire at SAT
18-day camping festival 65 miles from the nearest commercial airport (SAT) with no direct bus/rail to the venue the closest scheduled transit option (Greyhound) still leaves riders ~9 miles short of Quiet Valley Ranch, and the festival's own guidance for the final leg is an informal Facebook rideshare-matching group rather than an official shuttle. Car hire is the realistic option for fly-in attendees, especially anyone bringing camping/RV gear for an 18-day stay
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Where
Venue
Quiet Valley Ranch
Camping & Accommodation
Is there camping at Kerrville Folk Festival?
Yes, on site camping is available.
Facilities
Camping site types 3
A car isn't parked at the tent site by default (vehicles are discouraged in the walking-based tent campground to preserve space and cut dust) to keep a car in-campground, buy a Campground Parking Permit ($40/day) or, if sleeping in the vehicle, a one-time Sleeper Vehicle Permit ($40 under 18ft / $50 over 18ft). General lot parking (not in-campground) is free and included with admission
this extends it with RV specifics the enum doesn't carry. Reserved RV sites offer a mix of full hookups (water/sewer/electric) and water/electric-only connections depending on assigned site; unreserved RVs/trailers/vans can still enter via a Sleeper Vehicle Permit ($40-$50 flat) and then access the same first-come, first-served electrical-permit system as tent campers ($7-$20/day depending on A/C draw)
No separate "van" category on the official pages a van sleeping occupants falls under the same Sleeper Vehicle Permit system as RVs/trucks/trailers ($40-$50 one-time flat fee to bring it into the campground once and park for sleeping)
Pricing
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