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Tickets are available now at mainefolk.com (link through to Avenue Media ticketing). Early bird pricing is currently active — prices increase without notice, so it’s best to grab passes early.

• Weekend Camping Pass
• Saturday Camping Pass
• Weekend Pass (no camping)
• Friday Day Pass (no camping)
• Saturday Day Pass (no camping)
• Sunday Day Pass
• RV Site ($75, 20-amp electricity — a camping pass is still required per person)
• Thursday Early Arrival ($20 per person, requires a camping pass)

Day passes and RV sites may have limited availability — check the ticket page for current status.

Camping passes are sold per person, not per site, and are first come, first served.

We have dedicated space for RVS that provides water filling and power hookups.  There is NO DUMPING on site.  RV passes for the weekend are $75.  Everyone staying in the camper or RV must have a weekend camping pass.

Offsite dumping – At the end of the event you can bring your RV/Camper to Kokatosi before 4pm on Sunday to dump your RV/Camper for $20.

Dumping service station
Kokatosi Campground
635 Webbs Mills Rd, Raymond, ME 04071

Yes — Thursday early arrival is available for $20 per person if you hold a camping pass.

Children 12 and under are free per paying adult.  Additional children per adult will be subject to 50% of adult ticket.

Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Pet Policy & Liability Waiver

PET WAIVER SIGNABLE FORM

PET POLICY

Pets are welcome at the festival for our overnight camping attendees, subject to the guidelines below. Please read this policy carefully before bringing your Pet.

Eligibility

• Pets are permitted only for guests with a full weekend ticket who are tenting or staying in an RV on-site.
• Day attendees and single-day ticket holders may not bring Pets.
• Maximum of two (2) Pets per tenting/RV group.

Fees & Registration

• $40 per Pet for the weekend.
• Each registered Pet will receive a wristband that must be worn on the Pet’s collar at all times while on festival grounds.
• Pets without a wristband may be asked to leave the festival.

Where Pets Are (and Aren’t) Allowed

• Pets are permitted only in designated Pet-friendly areas. A map of these areas is coming soon — in the meantime, please contact us for details.
• Pets are not permitted in the workshop, concert, or vending areas.
• Pets must be leashed and under your direct control at all times outside your campsite.

Service Pets

• Pets individually trained to perform tasks for a person with a disability (as defined under the ADA) are welcome free of charge.
• Service Pets are permitted in the concert area, in addition to all other festival areas.
• Service Pets are not required to wear a festival wristband but must remain under handler control at all times.

Emotional Support Animals (ESAs)

• ESAs do not qualify for service-animal accommodations under this policy.
• ESAs are treated as standard pets: the $40 fee applies, and all standard pet rules apply (wristband required, camping-guest eligibility only, restricted to designated Pet-friendly areas, not permitted in workshop/concert/vending areas).

Owner Responsibilities & Liability

By bringing a Pet onto festival grounds, the registered owner/handler agrees to the following:

1. Assumption of Risk. Owner acknowledges that festivals involve crowds, noise, other animals, and unpredictable conditions, and voluntarily assumes all risk of injury, illness, loss, or death to their Pet arising from attendance.
2. Responsibility for Behavior. Owner is solely and fully responsible for their Pet’s behavior and for any injury, property damage, or harm the Pet causes to any person, animal, or property during the event.
3. Indemnification. Owner agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the festival, its organizers, staff, volunteers, and venue from any claims, damages, injuries, or losses arising from or related to the presence or conduct of their Pet.
4. Vaccination & Health. All Pets must be current on vaccinations (including rabies) and in good general health. Owner must be able to provide proof of vaccination upon request.
5. Clean-Up. Owners must immediately clean up after their Pets. Waste bags must be carried at all times.
6. Leash Requirement. Pets must be leashed (max 6 ft) at all times outside of the owner’s immediate campsite, except for service Pets actively performing tasks.
7. Removal for Aggressive Behavior. Festival staff reserve the right to remove any Pet from the premises, without refund of the pet fee, if the Pet displays aggressive, dangerous, or disruptive behavior.
8. Supervision. Pets may not be left unattended at campsites for extended periods and may never be left in vehicles.
9. No Refunds. Pet fees are non-refundable, including in cases where a Pet is removed from the event for policy violations.

Questions?

For questions about Pet-friendly camping areas, service animal accommodations, or anything else in this policy, please contact us before the event.

This policy is subject to change. Updated maps and area designations will be posted as they become available.

Rain or shine… It’s always a good time at Maine Folk! Join us in the lodge and other out buildings for ongoing performances. No refunds for weather.

Tickets are non-refundable. Unless otherwise specified.

Check our main page for updates. The line up will be updated without notice.  www.mainefolk.com

Yes — check the VENDING PAGE for opportunities and perks.

Campfires are allowed in designated areas.  The venue provides fire pits and rings for designated sites and communal areas.

Never use accelerants: Start fires naturally using dry tinder and kindling instead of gas or lighter fluid.

Supervise constantly: Keep a dedicated bucket of water and a shovel right next to the fire pit.

Never leave unattended: An adult must watch the flames at all times, and the fire must be fully put out before bed.

Extinguishing the Fire: Douse, stir, and douse again – Pour water over every ember, stir the ashes thoroughly to release trapped heat, and douse a second time.

Cold to the touch: Place your bare hand close to (or gently touch) the wet ash to verify zero residual heat remains

Fire spinning is not allowed for attendees.

Ice will be made available during the event

Weekend campers are allowed to leave the venue and return.  Day pass holders are not allowed to leave the venue and return.

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