Revel in the Park

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All ages are welcome!  

Join us Thursday, July 23 for free High-Note Thursday concert .  

ADA Accessibility: Please purchase GA or VIP tickets and there will be a separate entrance for those in need of extra accommodations. Please email [email protected] for further questions.  

The event takes place rain or shine. If we need to interrupt programming, stage announcements will be made regarding safety procedures.  

Security searches will be conducted upon all entries to the event grounds.  

Revel in the Park is a cashless event. Please bring your smart phone or credit card for any purchase on site.

No outside alcohol is allowed in the concert venue.  

LEAVE NO TRACE: Pack it in and out when you can.

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Camping is a great idea if you would like to spend the entire weekend in Winter Park for Revel In The Park! Check out some options below.

Developed Campgrounds:

Developed campgrounds offer amenities like bathrooms, trash disposals & clean drinking water. Most have a camp host living on site to answer any questions & to assist you if you’re having trouble. Developed campsites have a designated parking area, tent pad / RV pull in, picnic table & fire pit – often times you can even purchase firewood from the camp host. For a traditional car-camping experience in a developed campground here are two of our favorite campgrounds near Winter Park & Fraser.

Idlewild Campground:

Idlewild is located right off Hwy 40 as you’re coming into the town of Winter Park from Denver. The campground sits right on the Fraser River Trail, making walking or biking to Downtown Winter Park & Winter Park Resort easy. Idlewild is the perfect choice for a quick-escape camping trip & because of its central location, it is prevalent for new campers & families with younger kiddos. Idlewild offers both tent & RV (not pull-through) sites & costs about $16 per site each night. Most of the sites are tucked back in the trees offering you plenty of shade. While the campground is located near the Highway, car noise is easily lost by the sound of the Fraser River which runs alongside the campground. For a fun day activity, you can come into town rent a bike then take a ride up to Winter Park Resort & enjoy the coast back to camp when you’re through.

St. Louis Creek Campground:

Located just outside Fraser on County Road 73 inside the Fraser Experimental Forest, St.  Louis Creek is another popular camping destination.  St. Louis Creek earns its place as one of our go-to campgrounds due to it’s quick access to biking & hiking trails, in fact, it is located on the Creekside Flume trail which is one of our all-time favorite trails & perfect for a mid-morning excursion.  The campground offers amazing views of the Byers Peak mountain range & campsites see a lot of sunshine.

Winter Park Camping Tips:

• ALWAYS check Grand County fire restrictions before planning your camping trip.
• Properly dispose of or store any food items and trash before going to bed (put your cooler, cooking equipment & trash in your car or lock box). If you don’t it’s bad news bears…awful pun intended.
• Be aware of wildlife – moose & bears are frequently sighted in camp areas.  Remember you are sleeping in their backyard, keep your distance and never feed or antagonize wildlife.
• Tell someone at home exactly where you are going & when you’re planning to be back.
• Bring a map…a real map. We’ve learned the hard way – phone reception can be spotty don’t rely on your phone’s navigation.
• Just like ya learned in Cub Scouts – always leave an area cleaner than you found it!