Junebug Boogie Ranch
Junebug Boogie Ranch is a private 127-acre festival ground at 115 Waterloo Rd in Cookeville, Tennessee, about 15 miles north of I-40, with three open-air stages. Camping is included with admission and you can set up anywhere on the ranch, but there are no hookups, so come self-contained. Parking is on the ranch itself: do not park along the road or on the waterfall lot.
Before you go
- Indoor or outdoor
- Outdoor: open-air stage areas across the ranch, with camping on the grounds
- Official site
- muddyroots.com
- Next festival here
- Muddy Roots Music Festival, Expected September
Worth knowing before you go
- Do not park alongside the road or on the waterfall lot.
- Camping is self-contained with no hookups; there is a water station, an RV dump station and free hot showers, and a fee to fill a camper's tank.
- The ranch is about 15 miles north of I-40, and the festival suggests carpooling, Uber, Lyft or a taxi.
- Emotional support animals are not treated as service animals; only real service dogs are welcome.
- Rain is part of the festival's story here.
Festivals here
Venue basics: Parking on the ranch, never on the road · No car? Carpool, Uber, Lyft or a taxi · Camping included with admission.
Is it for you
Choose it if
- You want to camp right on the festival ground, with camping included in your ticket.
- You like a small, close-knit, DIY festival where people come back year after year.
- You want three stages spread across 127 acres of open country.
Think twice if
- You need electric or water hookups at your campsite: all camping is self-contained.
- You need paved accessible routes: we don't yet have confirmed information about accessible routes here.
- You are relying on public transport: the ranch is about 15 miles north of I-40 and rideshare or taxi is the fallback.
Getting there and parking
Junebug Boogie Ranch is at 115 Waterloo Rd, Cookeville, Tennessee, about 15 miles north of I-40. Parking is on the ranch. Do not park alongside the road or on the waterfall lot.
If you are not driving yourself, carpool or use Uber, Lyft or a taxi to reach the ranch.
Accessibility
Festival-specific · JuneBug Boogie RallyReal service dogs are welcome on the ranch. Emotional support animals are not treated as service animals.
Confirm your specific needs with the venue before you travel (muddyroots.com).
Camping
Camping is a core part of a festival here.
Festival-specific · Muddy RootsCamping is included with admission and you can set up anywhere on the ranch.
Festival-specific · JuneBug Boogie RallyAll camping is self-contained with no hookups, and the site has a water station, an RV dump station and free hot showers.
Food, water and what you can bring
Festival-specific · Muddy RootsMany food and drink vendors set up on the ranch.
Festival-specific · JuneBug Boogie RallyThere is a bar serving beer and food, ice is sold, and campers have a water station, with a fee for filling up a camper's tank.
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Quick answers
Where is Junebug Boogie Ranch?
At 115 Waterloo Rd, Cookeville, Tennessee, about 15 miles north of I-40. It is a private 127-acre ranch with three stages.
Is there parking at Junebug Boogie Ranch?
Yes. Parking is on the ranch. Do not park alongside the road or on the waterfall lot, and carpool or use Uber, Lyft or a taxi if you can.
Can I camp at Junebug Boogie Ranch?
Yes. Camping is included with admission and you can set up anywhere on the ranch. Camping is self-contained with no hookups.
Are there showers at Junebug Boogie Ranch?
Yes. JuneBug Boogie Rally has free hot showers, along with a water station and an RV dump station.
Is there food and drink on site?
Yes. Muddy Roots has many food and drink vendors, and JuneBug Boogie Rally has a bar serving beer and food, plus ice.
Is Junebug Boogie Ranch wheelchair accessible?
We don't yet have confirmed information about accessibility at Junebug Boogie Ranch. The venue's own pages at muddyroots.com are the place to check. Real service dogs are welcome; emotional support animals are not treated as service animals.
Can I bring an RV to Junebug Boogie Ranch?
Yes. Camping is self-contained with no hookups, and there is an RV dump station and a water station, with a fee for filling a camper's tank.
Which festivals are held at Junebug Boogie Ranch?
Muddy Roots, which has been held here since 2010, and the JuneBug Boogie Rally.
A little history
Muddy Roots has held its festival at Junebug Boogie Ranch since 2010, and the JuneBug Boogie Rally uses the same ground.