Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park
Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park is a 500 plus acre riverside campground in Live Oak, Florida, with an indoor Music Hall and open-air amphitheater stages. There are more than 600 RV and camping sites with full hookups, and you check in at the Park Office or Gate Attendant and pay an admission fee on arrival. For Hulaween, outside alcohol is not allowed, only sealed or empty water bottles and foldable chairs come inside, and a free accessibility wristband is available on site.
Before you go
- Capacity
- 500+ acres, more than 600 RV and camping sites
- Indoor or outdoor
- Both: the historic Music Hall indoors and open-air amphitheater stages outdoors
- Official site
- musicliveshere.com
- Next festival here
- Suwannee Hulaween, Oct 22 to 25, 2026
Worth knowing before you go
- You check in and pay an admission fee at the Park Office or Gate Attendant when you first arrive.
- Only sealed water bottles, or empty bottles to fill at the water station, are allowed as drinks at Hulaween.
- Chairs must be foldable, collapsible or inflatable, and pets are not allowed inside the festival.
- The ground is mostly grassy with some hills, and some areas are sandy with tree roots.
- Leashed pets are welcome at the campground itself, just not inside the festival grounds.
Festivals here
Venue basics: Indoor Music Hall plus outdoor amphitheater stages · 500+ acres with 600+ camping and RV sites · No outside alcohol at Hulaween.
Is it for you
Choose it if
- You want a large riverside campground with both indoor and outdoor stages.
- You're comfortable camping or RVing on site rather than commuting in.
- You'd rather handle accessibility needs on site than pre-register.
Think twice if
- You were planning to bring your pet into the festival grounds: it's not allowed.
- You wanted to bring your own alcohol: outside alcohol is not permitted.
- You need fully flat, hard ground throughout: expect grass, some hills and sandy patches.
Getting there and parking
Guests check in with the Park Office or Gate Attendant on first arrival and pay an admission fee, with additional fees for overnight stays, activities, services and events. Special event guests must present a ticket and photo ID and wear a non-transferable wristband for the event.
Festival-specific · HulaweenPrimitive car camping or day parking is available, with a complimentary golf cart shuttle running to designated VIP stops throughout the park. Airport charter buses run direct from Jacksonville International Airport, departing at noon or 4pm on Thursday and returning at 8am or noon on Monday, with ADA accessible buses available if you email at least 7 days ahead.
Accessibility
The park does not discriminate on the basis of physical disability, among other protected categories.
Festival-specific · HulaweenYou get a free accessibility wristband on site at the Accessibility Services Hub near Lost & Found, which also handles service animal registration. There is no accessibility ticket to buy and no pre-registration before the event. The ground is mostly grassy with some hills and slopes, and some areas are sandy with tree roots, though accessible routes connect parking, entrances, stages, viewing areas and vendors.
Confirm your specific needs with the venue before you travel (musicliveshere.com).
Camping
The park is a premier RV destination with more than 600 sites, including pull-throughs and full hookups with water, 30 and 50 amp electric, and sewer, plus a dump station, laundry, restrooms and showers throughout.
Campfires are allowed at your site when conditions permit, but must be kept contained, never left unattended, and fully extinguished before you turn in or leave.
Leashed pets are welcome at the campground year round, with a dog park on site.
Food, water and what you can bring
You can grab a bite at the Snack Shack or SOS Café and stock up at the Country Store without leaving the park.
Festival-specific · HulaweenOutside alcohol is not permitted within the festival event grounds. Only foldable, collapsible or inflatable chairs are allowed, non-professional cameras without a detachable lens are fine, and only sealed water bottles or empty bottles and canteens are permitted as drinks, filled at the on-site water station. Wagons, carts and strollers are allowed only with a child age 4 or younger present, and animals or pets, including emotional support animals, are not allowed inside.
Quick answers
Can I bring my own chair to Hulaween?
Yes, as long as it's foldable, collapsible or inflatable. Inflatable couches are only allowed behind the front of house line.
Can I bring outside alcohol?
No. Outside alcohol is not permitted within the festival event grounds.
Can I camp with my RV?
Yes. There are more than 600 sites, including pull-throughs and full hookups with water, 30 and 50 amp electric, and sewer.
Is there an airport shuttle?
Yes. Charter buses run direct from Jacksonville International Airport, departing at noon or 4pm on Thursday and returning at 8am or noon on Monday.
How do accessibility services work at Hulaween?
You get a free accessibility wristband on site at the Accessibility Services Hub near Lost & Found. There is no pre-registration or ticket needed.
Can I bring my dog?
Leashed pets are welcome at the campground itself, but animals and pets are not allowed inside the festival grounds.
What's the terrain like?
Mostly grassy with some hills and slopes, and some sandy areas with tree roots, though accessible routes connect the main areas.
How do I get a drink of water inside the festival?
Bring an empty canteen or water bottle and fill it at the festival's water station.
A little history
For nearly 50 years, Spirit of the Suwannee has hosted live music, from massive multi-day festivals to intimate weekend shows, along the historic Suwannee River.
Suwannee Hulaween and Roots Revival are among the marquee festivals that pack the park with headline artists and late night sets.