Camping Pass – Summer Pool Festival 2026 (SPF26)

$50.00
Limit 1 per order

Saturday, September 5 – Sunday, September 6

Limited spots available!

Saturday, September 5 – Sunday, September 6

Limited spots available!

  • On-site tent/car camping at Rancho Linda Vista starting at 10am on Saturday, September 5th through 10am on Sunday, September 6th

  • Access to porta-potties and water stations

  • Does NOT include admission to the festival. A separate festival ticket is required.

What’s included

Know before you go

The essentials


No glass. None.

This is a pool deck with bare feet on it. Glass containers of any kind are not allowed past the gate — bottles, jars,growlers, candles. Cans and plastic only. We'll turn glass away at entry, so please repack before you drive up.


Lifeguard on duty

A certified lifeguard is on the pool the whole time music is playing. Swim at your own risk outside those hours. Children in the water need an adult with them.


Water is free and everywhere

Drinking water stations are on site all day. It's Arizona in September — bring a refillable bottle and use it more than you think you need to.


Food from Riot Grill

Riot Grill is running food service all day on site. Bring cash or card.


Bring your own — and take it back out

Outside food and alcohol are both welcome. What you carry in, you carry out: this is a working artist community and a residential ranch, not a venue with a cleanup crew. Pack-in, pack-out, and don't leave your trash for the people who live here.



Check in and check out

You can arrive starting at 10am on Saturday, September 5th for camping check-in. All campers are asked to leave by 10am on Sunday, September 6th. Please plan accordingly!

Please leave animals at home

No pets at the festival. There's livestock and wildlife on the ranch, limited shade, and a crowded pool deck — it isn't a good day for a dog. Service animals are welcome; email us ahead so we can plan a shaded spot.


Kids under 13 are free

All ages, and no ticket needed for anyone under 13. Bring floaties. Kids need to stay with a guardian, especially near the water.


Accessibility — read this first

Honest heads-up: the ranch is a historic property from the 1930s and the festival grounds are not ADA compliant. Expect unpaved paths, gravel, uneven ground, and grade changes between parking, the pool deck, and the barn. Restrooms are porta-potties, which are not wheelchair accessible.

We don't want that to be the reason you stay home. Email info@wilsonbarnarts.org and tell us what you need — closer parking, a golf cart ride down, a seated spot with sightlines, whatever it is — and we'll work it out with you before the day.


Restrooms

Porta-potties are stationed at the pool and at the camping sites.


No fires permitted

The Ranch and campground areas are dry. Please do not plan on creating a fire.

Questions about the festival itself?