Grovefest is coming soon! We are excited to have everyone out for another beautiful weekend of music, art, playing, dancing, and community.
Friday night at Grovefest is a relaxing night of setting up camp and lighting the forest, with some music later in the night. On Saturday, the party really gets started. We will have games, art crafts, and music most of the day with the music really getting started on the main stage at 5pm.
The first Grovefest was held in 2018, and it has always been meant as a time to reconnect with nature and each other through music, art, and play. All are welcome to camp on the property, and there is no cost to entry. All ages are welcome. This is a music festival, so eccentric clothing is encouraged!
Please reach out if you have any questions.
453 Alger Cain Lake Rd
Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284
We have a long driveway and the party is at the back of the property, in the woods. If this is your first time, we recommend that you drive up to the house and get directions before continuing into the woods. A limited number of vehicles may park in the woods with the majority parking in the grassy area along the driveway.
There are many areas for setting up tents large and small. You may drive your car into the woods to drop off and pick up your camping gear. Additional parking is available along the driveway.
Please let Mike (360-820-3687) know if you are bringing a travel trailer so we can plan for spacing.
Friday, August 14 – 5pm start
Arrive and setup your camp.
Light the forest (bring battery-powered light strings if you'd like to contribute!).
Depending on the crowd, we may have some music on the stage.
Campfire.
Saturday, August 15
We will have booths set up for games and crafts all day.
Main Stage (estimated times)
5:00 pm – Spiral Grove
7:00 pm – Tanvir Sidhu
9:00 pm – Brandon Johanson
Sunday, August 16
Gentle morning, pack up camps.
No official check-out time.
Essentials: Camping chairs, Water bottle, dancing shoes, food/calories to sustain you.
Optional but encouraged: Tent, food to share, games, fun clothing/costumes, battery-powered light strings or art to help light the forest, musical instruments, and anything else to improve your experience and the community’s.
Clean ADA Honey Bucket at the forest entry.
Water available at the house and in the woods.
Tent and RV spots in the woods and backyard.
“Kitchen” in the woods with BBQ grill and communal food table.
Pellet grill/smoker available at the house for more adventurous cooking.