Fruitland Park, Florida·Festival land near Orlando

ZEN Meditation Fields

ZEN Meditation Fields is festival land at 1330 Miller Blvd in Fruitland Park, Florida, about one hour north of Orlando. During the Zen Awakening Festival, parking costs 20 dollars per vehicle with re-entry all weekend, and primitive tent camping is included with a 4-day ticket.

Before you go

About one hour north of Orlando
20 dollar parking, re-entry all weekend
Primitive camping included with a 4 day ticket
No outside food or drinks, water is fine
Alcohol not sold on site
Kids 12 and under free with an adult
Next festival here
Zen Awakening Festival, Nov 12 to 15, 2026

Worth knowing before you go

  • Parking costs 20 dollars per vehicle, and the pass covers re-entry for the whole weekend.
  • No outside food, drinks or coolers are allowed in, though water is fine and camping guests can bring their own food.
  • Alcohol is not sold on site, so guests 21 and over need to bring their own if they want it.
  • A single day pass runs 8am to 11pm and does not include camping.

Festivals here

Venue basics: About one hour north of Orlando · 20 dollar parking, re-entry all weekend · Primitive camping included with a 4 day ticket.

Is it for you

Choose it if

  • You want a kid-friendly festival with camping included in the ticket.
  • You are coming for the full weekend and plan to camp on site.

Think twice if

  • You were planning to bring your own food or a cooler: outside food and coolers are not allowed in.
  • You wanted alcohol for sale on site: it is not sold here, so you would need to bring your own as a guest 21 or over.

Getting there and parking

Festival-specific · Zen Awakening FestivalThe site is at 1330 Miller Blvd, Fruitland Park, Florida, about one hour north of Orlando.

Festival-specific · Zen Awakening FestivalOn-site parking costs 20 dollars per vehicle, covering a parking pass and a land-management clean-up fee, and the pass allows re-entry throughout the weekend.

Festival-specific · Zen Awakening FestivalA single day pass runs from 8am to 11pm and does not include camping.

Accessibility

We don't yet have confirmed information about accessibility at Zen Meditation Fields. The venue's own pages are the place to check: zenawakeningfestival.com.

Camping

Festival-specific · Zen Awakening FestivalPrimitive tent camping is included with every 4-day ticket, and car camping or an RV spot can be added as a paid option. Indoor and outdoor restrooms and showers are on site.

Food, water and what you can bring

Festival-specific · Zen Awakening FestivalNo outside food, drinks or coolers are allowed in, though water is fine, and no glass bottles are permitted; drinks need to go into cups.

Festival-specific · Zen Awakening FestivalFood vendors serve throughout the festival, and camping guests are allowed to bring their own food and coolers.

Festival-specific · Zen Awakening FestivalAlcohol is not sold on site. Guests 21 and over may bring their own, and Florida's zero-tolerance rule for underage drinking means public intoxication leads to removal without a refund.

Sound and sensory

Festival-specific · Zen Awakening FestivalThe Central Fire and Drum Circle is kept free of cigarettes, drugs and alcohol, as a space for singing, dancing, storytelling and drumming.

Quick answers

Is parking available at the Zen Awakening Festival?

Yes. On-site parking costs 20 dollars per vehicle, and the pass covers a clean-up fee and re-entry for the whole weekend.

Is camping included with my ticket?

Yes. Primitive tent camping comes with every 4-day ticket, and car or RV camping can be added as a paid option.

Can I bring my own food and drinks?

No, outside food, drinks and coolers are not allowed in, though water is fine, and camping guests can bring their own food and coolers.

Is alcohol sold on site?

No. Alcohol is not sold on site, but guests 21 and over may bring their own.

Is the festival kid-friendly?

Yes. Children 12 and under get in free with a paying adult, and there is a daily Conscious Kids Camp with activities and workshops.

How far is the site from Orlando?

About one hour. The festival site sits roughly an hour north of Orlando.

Can I leave and come back during the weekend?

Yes. Re-entry is allowed with your parking pass.

Are there restrooms and showers on site?

Yes. There are indoor and outdoor restrooms, with shower passes available.