
CAMP DEEP END · KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
SEPTEMBER 17–19, 2027 · NAVARRO, CA
Everything you need for an easy weekend in the redwoods: arrival, camping, food, kids and the few rules that keep it magical. Times and details below are from CDE10 and will be confirmed for 2027 closer to the festival. Every ticket holder also gets an arrival email with tickets and QR codes before the event.
THE ESSENTIALS
There are no physical tickets. Bring your QR code on your phone or printed out. Only buy from our official ticket site, and verify any resale ticket with support@campnavarroca.com.
Every ticket includes bring-your-own tent camping and parking in the main lot. No sleeping in vehicles there; add a Deep End car pass if you want to camp with your car.
Fire safety is strictly enforced. Gas stoves and gas BBQs only; Camp Navarro lights the evening campfires.
Official service animals only. Leave the drums at home, too; the bands have the rhythm covered.
No outside alcohol and no smoking inside the permitted wine and beer area.
Please keep showers to two to four minutes, and report any leaks to staff.
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE
Gates open Friday at 10am. CDE10 registration ran Friday 10am to 9pm and Saturday and Sunday 9am to 5pm. Please don't line up on Masonite Road before the gates open, or you'll be turned around.
Security greets everyone at Gate 1 and points you to the right spot for your camping type. Pick up wristbands, drive to camp, pull over and unload, then park in upper lot 3 before you set up.
Lower RV: turn into lot 1 to get sited and wristbanded. Upper RV and teepee guests: continue past Gates 1 and 2 to main lot 3. Deep End car pass: register at Gate 1, then head to the Deep End to park and set up.
Beat the Friday traffic and get here with daylight to spare. GPS gets it wrong out here, so use our Getting Here directions and search Navarro, CA.
Everyone needs to be off the property by 1pm Monday, with campsites cleaned up. Leaving early? Walk your gear to your car rather than driving through camp. Carts are available.
WHERE TO SLEEP
Tent camping is included with every ticket, and there's plenty of room. Far In sits closest to the lodge, main stage and the campground shower house (12 showers), a one- to two-minute walk. Drive in to drop your gear, then park in the upper lot. There are no assigned sites, so come ready to pitch your tent in the forest.
Back in the redwoods, a three- to five-minute walk from the main stage. Anyone can tent here. To sleep in or next to your car or van, add a Deep End car pass. Drive 5 mph, and no cars in the Redwood Cathedral grove or Cherokee village.
Deluxe teepees have a queen and a twin and sit in the lower cabin area. Regular teepees have two twins on the floor and sit in the upper cabin area. Both sleep up to three. Bring your own bedding or rent a set for the whole teepee. Teepee guests park in main lot 3.
Twelve open-air Adirondacks are scattered through the campground villages. Feel free to use and share them.
RVs and cars with trailers need an RV pass, 28 feet maximum. Lower RV is a shared redwood grove in lot 1, about 125 yards from the main stage, with some shared 20-amp outlets. Upper RV is an open meadow by the main lot, about 200 yards out, with no services. First come, first served, and no generators after 10pm.
No sleeping in vehicles in the main parking lot. No cars ever in the cabin, teepee villages or Redwood Cathedral, even to unload. The lower cabin area is reserved for bands, production and deluxe teepees.
FOOD & DRINK
Five buffet meals in the lodge dining room: dinner Friday, Saturday and Sunday, plus Saturday and Sunday brunch. Gluten-free and veggie options. Add it when you buy your ticket. One plan per person, please; no sharing.
The café serves coffee, drinks, snacks, ice cream and grab-and-go breakfast and lunch. In the evenings, the pizza oven and BBQ and burrito stations fire up. Hours vary by day; check at the café.
Bring a gas camp stove or gas BBQ; no open fires. Wash up at the designated dish sinks, never the bathroom sinks. There are animals in camp, so store food and drinks securely.
Anderson Valley beer, local wine and cider, and non-alcoholic options. You're welcome to enjoy your own drinks at camp, but not inside the permitted wine and beer area. CDE10 hours: Friday 2pm to midnight, Saturday noon to midnight, Sunday noon to 10pm.
KIDS & DAYTIME
Drop in from 10am to 3pm on Saturday and Sunday, kids and grown-ups alike. Take your creations home with you.
Cornhole, bocce, ping pong, horseshoes and more all day. S'mores go out for the kids around 7pm each night; please supervise and help clean up.
Yoga, nature walks, camp parties, Embodied Groove, acoustic camp jams, special acoustic sets and whatever else pops up. Check the schedule for times.
Bring them! Helmets and closed-toe shoes are required, and there's no riding on Masonite Road or on the lodge lawn.
Adults are responsible for their kids at all times, and there are no lifeguards on the property. Watch for poison oak and do tick checks often. The nurses' station on site can help as needed.
PACK LIST & HOUSE RULES
Flashlight or lantern, warm clothes and a hat, rain jacket, towel, biodegradable soap, hand sanitizer, trash bags, bedding if you're in a teepee, a low-back camp chair, water bottle, a wagon for kids or gear, earplugs, bling and smiles.
Rain or shine. September days are usually sunny in the high 60s and 70s, and nights drop into the 40s and 50s, so pack layers. Sunset is around 7pm. The property has solid Wi-Fi but limited cell service depending on your carrier.
No illicit substances, drums, dogs or amplified music, and no frisbee or team sports on the lodge lawn. No saving space for others. Quiet hours run 12am to 8am in the camping areas. Smoking only in the designated area. Organizers may remove anyone for misconduct.
Strip packaging from food and gear before you arrive, and pack out your trash. Let's leave the redwoods as pristine as we found them.
All sales are final, but you can transfer your whole order from your ticket portal. For a partial transfer, email support@campnavarroca.com. Transfers close shortly before the festival. Kids 2 and under are free; older kids need a ticket.
We post updates in the Camp Deep End Facebook group, so check in often as the festival gets close. We're so stoked you'll be joining us.