Telluride Bluegrass Festival, official poster and event artworkSource: official site ↗
Telluride, CO

Telluride Bluegrass Festival

ConfirmedJun 17 to 20, 2027
10k-15kCamping, car$130 to $420 ppBluegrassFolk
Dates
Jun 17 to 20, 2027
Status
Confirmed
Venue
Town Park
Price
$130 to $420
Camping
Available
Last checked
Aug 23, 2026

Telluride Bluegrass Festival returns to Town Park, Telluride, CO, Jun 17 to 20, 2027. Froligo tracks current ticket prices, camping, attendee feedback and travel details.

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Lineup

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Getting there

How do I get to Telluride Bluegrass Festival?

By car

Most people drive to Telluride Bluegrass Festival. 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
SMART (San Miguel Authority for Regional Transportation)~2 hours (6:00am departure, 8:00am arrival) · $5 one-way from Montrose ($4 from Ridgway)

New (launched Feb 2025) weekday commuter bus, Montrose → Ridgway → Telluride, one round trip per weekday. built for commuters, not festival travel, so it would only realistically cover a Thursday fly-in / Monday fly-out, not a Sat/Sun arrival. Fare is cash or check paid onboard; no online ticketing exists

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Festival shuttle
TelluRides~10-15 minutes · Shared: $81, $162 per person (2-passenger minimum); Private: $193, $380 one-way per vehicle

Scheduled shared shuttle and private point-to-point service between Telluride Regional Airport and Telluride/Mountain Village; 2026 summer schedule runs 4x daily each direction from Telluride

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Telluride Express (letsride.co)

Shared and private door-to-door shuttle that meets every scheduled flight at Telluride Regional Airport; long-running operator that has served the festival for decades

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TelluRides~1h20, 1h30

Scheduled shared shuttle and private point-to-point service between Montrose Regional Airport and Telluride; 2026 summer schedule runs 3x daily from Montrose

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Telluride Express / Alpine Express (letsride.co)~1h20 · approx

On-demand shared shuttle from Montrose Regional Airport, ~1h20 drive. confirm at booking

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Taxi & rideshare
Uber / Lyft

Uber and Lyft operate within the town of Telluride/Mountain Village but are NOT authorized to pick up directly at the Telluride Regional Airport terminal fly-in attendees need a shuttle or rental car for the airport leg itself, then can use rideshare once in town

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Uber

Uber has an official pickup/drop-off partnership at Montrose Regional Airport (since 2023), though drivers can be scarce and pickups are staged away from the terminal curb; Lyft has little to no local driver presence in Montrose. Both apps work normally once in Telluride/Mountain Village itself

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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

On site parking available. Cost Main festival parking is the Mountain Village parking garage/lot, free overnight for the full festival weekend no prepay platform involved. Reached from Telluride town via the free ~13-minute gondola (runs to ~2am during the festival) or the free shuttle-bus system (7am, 3am Wed, Sun, 7am, 2pm the following Monday). Separately, the town core of Telluride itself is barricaded to non-permitted vehicles from the Wednesday before through Sunday of the festival only barricade-pass holders, local San Miguel County plates, or ADA placard holders may drive/park on town streets during that window. Overnight sleeping in a vehicle in any parking lot or on the street is explicitly prohibited festival-wide.

🚙 Car hire

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Camping festival in a remote mountain town served only by two small regional airports (TEX 5mi away but tiny/expensive; MTJ ~65mi/1h20+ away) with no rail and no intercity bus a rental car is the practical fallback for anyone who misses a shuttle window, especially on the Montrose leg, and is close to essential for attendees driving in from Denver/Phoenix/Albuquerque or combining the festival with a Colorado road trip

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Where

Venue

Town Park

Camping & Accommodation

Is there camping at Telluride Bluegrass Festival?

Yes, on site camping is available.

Facilities

✓ Toilets~ Showers~ ATMs / cash✓ Food✓ Coffee✓ Power / charging~ Wi-Fi / signal
Camping site types 3
Car / tent

A separate vehicle pass (on top of a camping pass for every occupant) is required at every on-site campground: Town Park/Warner Field cap vehicles at 24ft bumper-to-bumper, Mary E Ilium at 22ft, and the off-site vehicle-only Upper Lawson at 20ft. vehicle passes are sold separately and in limited numbers

Van

Vans camp under the same 'car'/vehicle-pass system no separate van category exists in official materials so they're subject to the same per-campground length caps (20, 24ft) and the same vehicle-pass-plus-camping-pass requirement as any other car

4WD / primitive

No campground is marketed as '4WD/off-road-only' or primitive in the strict sense, but Mary E Ilium (7.7 miles out, vehicles under 22ft) is the closest analog: a forested, more rustic setting served by off-grid ('Gridless Operations') showers and porta-potties rather than the permanent plumbing at Town Park. It's reached by the free shuttle or, per the festival's own page, an 'adventurous' bike/hike route on the Galloping Goose Trail

Accessibility & comfort

What the organiser or venue publishes about getting around, and what they do not.

Shade & heatshade tents and umbrellas allowed in designated areas per official FAQ
Childrenkids 12 and under are free for the festival and camping when accompanied by a ticketed adult (official FAQ/ticketing guide)

Confirm your specific needs with the organiser's access team before you travel.

Pricing

2026 pricing
$130 to $420 per person fees included
Price history and tiers
2026: 4-Day Pass $420 ($405 pre-solstice discount); single-day (Thu-Sun) $135 each ($130 pre-solstice); camping packages (various on-site locations, incl. 4-day pass) $515-$600. Prices stated as 'all-in' (fees and applicable taxes included) per official ticketing guide.
Pre-solstice 4-Day Pass $405Standard 4-Day Pass $420Pre-solstice single-day $130Standard single-day $135
A guide only. Prices change, so confirm the current price on the official ticket page before you buy.

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