FestivalPark
FestivalPark is at 5826 Floyd Highway North in Check, Virginia, and FloydFest brings everyone onto this one site, with no offsite lots or shuttles. Parking is limited and will not be oversold, so plan to carpool. Camping runs from shady forest spots and mountaintop views to furnished tents and room for RVs.
Before you go
- Address
- 5826 Floyd Highway North
- Next festival here
- FloydFest, Jul 21 to 25, 2027
Worth knowing before you go
- Parking is limited and will not be oversold, so plan to carpool.
- At FloydFest, outside alcohol is not allowed anywhere onsite, including campgrounds and vehicles.
- No dogs or pets on the festival site, campgrounds or in parking lots.
- Entry time follows your admission ticket, not your camping or parking ticket, and early arrivals are turned away.
- No open-air fires, though small gas stoves are allowed.
Festivals here
Venue basics: Camping, parking and admission bought separately · One site, no offsite lots or shuttles · Parking is limited, carpool.
Is it for you
Choose it if
- You want a single-site festival with camping on the grounds.
- You want forest or mountaintop camping, or a furnished tent.
Think twice if
- You are bringing a dog.
- You are planning on a car each: parking is limited.
Getting there and parking
Festival-specific · FloydFestFestivalPark is at 5826 Floyd Highway North, Check, VA 24072. FloydFest moved here to bring everyone onto one site, so there are no offsite lots or shuttles.
Festival-specific · FloydFestParking capacity is finite, so plan to carpool. Capacity is intentionally limited to improve the experience and parking will not be oversold. Parking is bought separately from admission.
Festival-specific · FloydFestEntry time follows your admission ticket, not your camping or parking ticket. The Box Office is open until 11pm on the Thursday arrival day, 9am to 11pm Friday and Saturday and 9am to 7pm Sunday. Arrive during Box Office hours or entry is denied until it reopens, and early arrivals are turned away. VIP early entry starts at 10am on Thursday and 4-day GA entry at noon.
Accessibility
Festival-specific · FloydFestADA patrons will find a centrally located ADA Information Tent, nearby parking, accessible restrooms and dedicated Camping Hosts. Helping Hands/ADA shuttles are available, and reserved Helping Hands/ADA camping is along the top of Hill Holler Road near the festival entrance.
Confirm your specific needs with the venue before you travel.
Camping
Festival-specific · FloydFestFestivalPark offers shady forest camping, mountaintop views, furnished tents and room for RVs. Admission, camping and parking are separate tickets.
Festival-specific · FloydFestThere are no open-air fires, though small gas stoves are allowed. Dogs and pets are not allowed on the festival site, campgrounds or in parking lots.
Food, water and what you can bring
Festival-specific · FloydFestAll patrons are searched on entry. Outside alcohol is not permitted anywhere onsite, including campgrounds and vehicles, and coolers are searched. No drugs, glass or weapons are allowed. Beer, wine, cider, seltzer and mixed-beverage bars are on site.
Quick answers
Is there parking at FestivalPark?
Yes, but it is limited. Parking capacity is finite and will not be oversold, so plan to carpool. Parking is bought separately from admission.
Is there a shuttle to FestivalPark?
FloydFest has no offsite lots or shuttles, because everyone is on one site. Helping Hands/ADA shuttles are available on site.
Can I camp at FestivalPark?
Yes. FestivalPark offers shady forest camping, mountaintop views, furnished tents and room for RVs. Admission, camping and parking are separate tickets.
Can I bring my own alcohol to FloydFest?
No. Outside alcohol is not permitted anywhere onsite, including campgrounds and vehicles, and coolers are searched.
Can I bring my dog to FloydFest?
No. Dogs and pets are not allowed on the festival site, campgrounds or in parking lots.
Is FestivalPark wheelchair accessible?
FloydFest has a centrally located ADA Information Tent, nearby parking, accessible restrooms, Helping Hands/ADA shuttles and reserved ADA camping near the festival entrance.
Can kids go to FloydFest?
Yes. Kids under 6 enter free, and ages 6 to 12 use a Kid GA ticket, which needs an adult with an admission ticket.
Can I have a campfire at FestivalPark?
No. Open-air fires are not allowed, though small gas stoves are.
A little history
FloydFest moved to FestivalPark to bring everyone onto one site, with no offsite lots or shuttles.