Flood City Music Festival Camping Guide

AmeriServ Flood City Music Festival Announces Camping Partnership with Coal Tubin’

Festivalgoers will have the opportunity to extend their experience with convenient and affordable camping options, thanks to a new partnership between the AmeriServ Flood City Music Festival and Coal Tubin’. The collaboration offers a unique blend of music and outdoor adventure for attendees.

The AmeriServ Flood City Music Festival is partnering with Coal Tubin’ for the second year to provide primitive festival camping. For $60 per person, campers receive two nights of camping, round-trip shuttle access to and from the festival grounds, and unlimited coal tubing opportunities on Friday, Saturday, and sunday, July 25-27.

Did you know? – coal tubing is a unique recreational activity involving floating down the Youghiogheny River in inflatable coal mining tubes. It’s a popular local pastime and a key feature of the camping package.

Riverside Campground Details

The campground is conveniently located at Coal Tubin’, 100 Station Street, just a 10-minute shuttle ride from the festival grounds. Attendees also have the option to drive themselves. This year, the campground will feature flush restrooms available 24 hours a day. While showers are not available,each campsite is equipped with a fire pit,and campers are welcome to bring their own grills.

Pro tip: – Campers should bring their own grills and cooking supplies, as the campground does not provide them.Firewood will be available for purchase on-site, or campers can bring their own.

Booking and Accessibility

Camping passes are available for purchase as a standalone item on the festival’s ticketing page, and must be purchased in addition to festival tickets. According to a festival release, there will be no in-person camping sales. Children 12 years old and under camp for free with their parents. While single-night camping options are unavailable, those interested in extending their stay can contact Coal Tubin’ directly for pricing and arrangements.

First-Come, First-Served Basis & Campground Features

after purchasing a camping pass, attendees will receive detailed check-in details via email, and camping wristbands will be distributed upon arrival. A festival representative stated that space is available for all, but campsites will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. Coal Tubin’ aims to accommodate camper preferences whenever possible.

The campground boasts ample land for setting up camp, though carside camping is not permitted. A short walk from the parking area leads to the campground, and adventurous campers can even hike to secure waterfront property.The best locations for hammocks are located along the waterfront hike-in trail.

RV Camping Options

RV campers are also welcome at the same price of $60 per person,but will be required to engage in “boondocking” – meaning no electrical,water,or sewer hookups will be available.

Reader question: – What kind of terrain should campers expect on the hike to waterfront property? share your thoughts and experiences!

News Report Additions:

Why: The AmeriServ Flood City Music Festival partnered with Coal Tubin’ to offer attendees an extended festival experience combining music with outdoor recreation.

Who: The partnership involves the AmeriServ Flood City Music Festival and Coal Tubin’. festival attendees are the primary beneficiaries.

What: The collaboration provides primitive festival camping for $60 per person, including two nights of camping, shuttle access, and unlimited coal tubing. The campground features flush restrooms and fire pits. RV camping is permitted with “boondocking” requirements.

How did it end?: The partnership is ongoing for its second year, offering camping from July 25-27. Camping passes are sold online and distributed upon arrival. The arrangement is designed to enhance the festival experience by providing convenient and affordable camping options, and it concluded with the festival dates.