You may already know this but just in case…
If you’re going to sit in what I call the first cut of land- in front of the main path that splits the field, you will need to have a low back chair (a basketball cannot fit in between the seat and ground).
we’ve got a small propane fire ring … are they allowed in Town Park ? vaguely remember seeing one there once …
really convenient for having a small fire, and shutting it down when you’re ready to crash …
basically a propane grill without the grill … we’ll leave it home if it’s frowned upon in Town Park … thanks !
http://www.campchef.com/compact-fire-ring.html
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I can’t say for certain, but I’ve definitely seen them in TP. I think you’ll be okay.
Okay…I am gathering information as I go. It seems there are theme nights at camp before the festival starts. I am not sure if many of these are still applicable.
What if any are still being utilized?
Tropical Tuesday for example. I just want to have proper attire and accoutrement
for the festivities in KAMP.
I wouldn’t necessarily call them theme nights, but some of the bigger camps do schedule events the week before music starts. Check out http://www.festivarian.com/index.php/topic,21176.0.html
There’s also the New Year’s Eve party at Camp Cascadia on Sunday night. And the Goddess Walk-about on Sunday afternoon.
Hello again!
I start my drive from Olympia in a few days - I can’t wait! : )
A few more questions:
You will not have to pay for camping starting Saturday; it’s included in your Town Park pass.
The box office tent will open on Saturday 6/14 and you can swap your ticket for a wristband then. Some years the campground hosts (Tim and Laura, who are fantastic hosts) have wristbands and you can find them at the vehicle entrance to the campground.
No bugs; it’s too cold at night. You might see a random mosquito here or there but it’s so chilly that they are lethargic. We’ve never needed bug spray.
No, your Town Park ticket includes Saturday morning on until the festival is over the next Monday at noon.
Get your wristband as soon as possible. Sometimes they have folks walking through the campground as early as Saturday afternoon to do exchanges. Otherwise hit the Will Call booth…not sure the first day it’s open.
There are a few mosquitoes some years. Never too much of a problem. And it’s cold enough at night that they go away.
Bevin beat me to the post. Jerkface.
Only by 40 seconds. And only because I really CANNOT focus on work even though I’m sitting at my desk (and faking it really well).
Fellas…I need to know about attire for these things!!!
For the NYE party we would expect a floor-length, sequined ball gown with matching Patagonia retro fleece wrap (in black, of course).
For the Goddess Walk I think you could get by with a tutu, some fairy wings and a pink feather boa.
Somewhere around here are some links to pictures from past Goddess Walks…
Actually since Your handle is Aloha Girl I might recommend a grass skirt and a Coco Nut Bra…that’s what Billy wears! :pirate
I told you the lampshade was slowing you down
Bikinis are appropriate for all events.
unless your name is Billy, Bevin, or Hooch.
In my experience, it gets cold enough at night that fashion is a distant second thought to warmth. Here’s a picture from a past goddess walk (not mine) to give you inspiration.
mmmmmmm, Goddesses :medal
True that!!!
I thought you were all kidding about sequins, hula skirts, feather boas and bikinis. Looking at the photo…I was mistaken. That photo helped me tremendously…I now know what I am getting myself into. :eek 