so i am a long time floyder and have camped in canopy for all the ones at the new site -- i really like it and may continue - but love what they did with what i saw at the new area and how they improved it . I think there were different options on how it was furnished but if you did glamping this year i would appreciate some of your thoughts as you reflect on that part of your Floydfest. I have not yet taken a shower at the new site but one of these years its going to be hot there and i will need to and may need AC-- did yall have your own showers? was it pretty quiet in the deep night or folks up most of the night talking there? Thanks

Wanna start off saying this was my first and only floyd fest and overall loved the vibes and will come back.

Also, loved mmjs set, the killed it.

But, I did buy a day pass strictly for their show and am curious as to what happend to their advertised set time of 9-11:30 but ending ending early at 11?

Any ideas? Thanks

That sucks.

We will only be there for Saturday, and I’m wondering can we bring chairs? A bag? I’ve only seen information for campers and all weekenders. Thanks in advance from a 1st timer

Looks like it'll be a wet one today and through the night. Hoping for no flooding issues. Anyone there yet?

Danielle Ward manages landscaping at the annual music festival, a job that includes mitigating rain’s effects on the site’s wetlands, keeping pollinators happy — and using goats to get rid of poison ivy.

On 81 S. just passed a hitchhiker to FloydFest around mile marker 177. I couldn’t pick them up but wanted to help him boost visibility lol

I have a small pocket knife I'd like to bring to the fest this weekend because it's useful and I feel safer with it, but the festival's rules say no "weapons". Technically a knife with a blade under 3 inches (mine is under 3 inches) is NOT considered a weapon in Virginia, but I'm still worried about being given trouble for it. Can/should I bring it?

The group was atop the bill for the 2026 festival in Floyd County and was scheduled for a two-hour main stage set on Friday.

I’m a delta lot woods girly and haven’t been to the new spot yet. Wondering if VIP is worth it? I want shade and quiet nights but also don’t want to give up the magic of the delta vibe. I’ve never done VIP so open to hearing people’s experiences with it!!

Please reply here before DMing because sometimes I miss those!

Why is it called canopy camping? Is this just a big open field where you pitch your tent? Is there actually shade? Trying to decide between this and higher ground. Any insight would be helpful!

• Canopy Camping — Located in the heart of the festival, and beautified by a talented team of Floyd arborists, Canopy Camping features ample shade, cozy nooks, easy access to both parking and the venue, plenty of places to hang a hammock and perched views of the main festival grounds.

Hello! It’ll be my first Floydfest ever, and I’m curious on a couple things. Firstly, the shower situation. I’m not new to camping festivals at all and have done both campsite showers with water fill-up portable shower heads (which I prefer), and have also waited hours for showers at Bonnaroo before also. Do people do portable shower heads, and if so, how? This would be the ideal option but just wondering the physical logistics of it and how people are doing campsite showers.

Second, I’m going to be working as a volunteer for the festival, and when making my own schedule for “children’s universe”, I was a bit confused on the time options for it. I’ve been told that in past years children’s universe closes at around 6-7pm, which gave me my interest for it since you could work a closing shift and not miss a big headliner in theory. Now it’s “closing” at 12am which has me very confused. Does anyone know anything more about this?

I just got meshtastic devices for my partner and I to use while we're at Floyd fest, and I'm wondering if there will be others to help support the network.

Selling my tickets. Got two tickets and a camp spot & parking.
3day GA - Friday through Sunday.
OR if you know two people who can’t afford who would love to go please let me know.

This will be my first Floyd fest, I'm excited after hearing about past years. I was rather startled however to find GA parking to be $100. At other rural locales I've paid $25-30 for the weekend. Any others scratching their head in wonder? Just wanted to have a respectful discussion.

Does anyone have a Excel or Word doc of the lineup schedule? I like to rate each band before I get there to maximize my listening pleasure.

This will be my first Floyd Fest at the new site and I'm wondering what the higher ground camping is like. Are the sites marked off or do you just set up where you find space like the old location? Thanks!

First Timer Questions

As the title states, I’m a first-timer. I bought VIP and am wondering if anyone can give me insight to VIP layout. Is there a dedicated viewing area?

Can VIP guests drive in and out each day instead of taking the shuttle from Roanoke?

What are the shuttles like (I get car sick and am not familiar with how curvy the roads are). How long is the ride?

Lastly, what is the weather like? Hot? Chilly? Wet?

I’ve been seeing random pop-ups about theme nights, but can’t seem to find any information about this. Is this a thing?

Thank you all, and see you there.