Bonnaroo 2026 camping passes and site sizes

Camping passes and documented sizes

PassDocumented sizeRules as recordedSourcePlan
Primitive car camping20 × 20 ft
6.1 × 6.1 m
  • People: No verified numeric limit. Camping passes are per vehicle, not per person; each attendee needs festival admission.
  • Sleeping tents: No verified numeric limit
  • Vehicles on site: Up to 1
  • Size is approximate and includes the car.
  • No extra empty neighboring sites for one vehicle.
Official source
Organizer page checked directly · checked October 26, 2026
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Starship Spaceport RV camping20 × 50 ft
6.1 × 15.24 m
  • People: No verified numeric limit
  • Sleeping tents: No verified numeric limit
  • Vehicles on site: No verified numeric limit
  • Approximate space; all tents, awnings and slide-outs must fit within it.
  • RV pass required. One companion vehicle may be allowed with a separately purchased companion pass; check your pass.
Official source
Organizer page checked directly · checked October 26, 2026
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“Plan this site” opens the planner at that exact size with an editable starter layout. The link carries the layout in the address fragment; nothing is uploaded.

Example layout

Bonnaroo: Primitive car camping (2026)Site 20 × 20 ft20 ft20 ft▼ Access / road (bottom)Canopy10 × 10 ftSUV6.6 × 16.5 ftTent8 × 8 ft5 ftFestivalPlot · Illustrative 2D plan. Confirm official site rules and measure your own gear.
Illustrative starter arrangement for the Primitive car camping size (20 × 20 ft): Pop-up canopy · 10 × 10 ft, SUV · 6.6 × 16.5 ft, Tent (4-person) · 8 × 8 ft. Gear sizes are editable estimates, not a statement of what this pass permits.Open this layout in the planner

Before you go

  • Measure your own vehicle, tents and canopy, including mirrors, guylines and canopy legs.
  • Recheck the official camping page for your pass; the sources above were checked on the dates shown.
  • Rules and site sizes can change each year, and another edition may differ from 2026.
  • Leave room for walking, fire lanes and neighbors; a plan on paper cannot show the ground on the day.

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