Hulaween 2026 guideFrom official sources · checked Oct 14
at a glance
- Age
- All ages; under 18 with parent or legal guardian. All ages; anyone under 18 must be with a parent, legal guardian or other adult with lawful custody. Everyone 3 and older needs a wristband, children 2 and under are free, and every guest must sign the park waiver.
- Camping
- Passes include first come, first served primitive camping from 08:00 Thursday 2026-10-22 to noon Monday 2026-10-26; cars and RVs need a separate vehicle pass, and an early camping pass allows entry from Tuesday 2026-10-20.
- Bags
- Clear bag policy: fanny packs up to 16.5 x 6.5 x 4 in and single-pocket drawstring bags or hydration packs up to 13 x 13 x 15 in need not be clear; anything larger must be clear PVC, plastic or vinyl.
- Payments
- Food and beverage vendors in the festival and campgrounds take only debit, credit or contactless payment; merch and craft vendors also take cash, and there are ATMs in the park.
- Water
- Free water stations; bring empty canteens or bottles to fill.
- Parking
- Day parking lots outside the campgrounds for a daily fee, or a satellite parking add-on for the whole event; a primitive car pass is needed to bring a car to your campsite.
- Shuttles
- Third-party charter coaches run from Jacksonville International Airport, leaving Thursday at 12:00 or 16:00 and returning Monday at 08:00 or 12:00.
what to bring
Allowed
- One factory-sealed water bottle per guest
- Empty canteens and water bottles
- Foldable, collapsible or inflatable chairs
- Blankets
- Sunscreen and bug spray
- Plastic or PVC totems, not filled
- Soft plastic flow toys, poi and hula hoops
- Non-professional cameras without a detachable lens
- Wagons, carts and strollers with a child 4 or younger
- Bubble guns up to 7 x 2.5 x 7 in
Not allowed
- Outside alcohol in the festival grounds
- Drinks other than sealed water bottles
- Glass containers
- Coolers in the festival grounds
- Hammocks in the festival grounds
- LED gloves and microlights
- Laser pointers
- Professional cameras with detachable lenses
- Professional recording equipment
- Drones
- ATVs and dirt bikes
- Stickers, flyers, banners and posters
- Pets, including emotional support animals
- Weapons
getting there
Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park & Campground
3076 95th Dr, Live Oak, FL 32060
- JAXJacksonville International Airport
Festival maps
- Parking
- Day parking lots outside the campgrounds for a daily fee, or a satellite parking add-on for the whole event; a primitive car pass is needed to bring a car to your campsite.
- Shuttles
- Third-party charter coaches run from Jacksonville International Airport, leaving Thursday at 12:00 or 16:00 and returning Monday at 08:00 or 12:00.
- Accessibility
- Free accessibility wristbands at the hub next to lost and found near the General Store, accessible viewing areas at designated stages, and ADA camping for registered guests with a valid placard.
official faq
Where should I buy tickets?
Front Gate Tickets is the only verified ticketing provider; CashorTrade is the official face-value resale exchange.
Can I get a refund?
No. All sales are final unless the festival is cancelled, in which case tickets are refunded in full.
Do I need to sign a waiver?
Yes. All guests 18+ sign the adult waiver, and parents sign a parental waiver for minors; bring it with your photo ID.
Is camping required?
No. You can stay in Live Oak or Lake City hotels, but you need your own transport and must use paid day parking.
Can I leave the campgrounds in my car and come back?
No. Vehicles that leave the campgrounds must park in the day lots on return until Sunday evening teardown.
Can friends save campsites?
No. Primitive campsites are first come, first served, and holding sites for later arrivals is not permitted.
Are there showers?
Yes. Permanent bathhouses are located throughout the campgrounds.
Can I bring a golf cart?
Only into the primitive campgrounds with a completed registration form, proof of insurance and paid trail fees; third-party rentals are not accepted.
Can I bring a generator?
Only in the designated generator camping areas, Fish Bowl or 80 Acres, and freestanding generators may run only 09:00 to 22:00.
What is the weather like?
Days are typically in the 70s and 80s °F and nights drop into the 40s and 50s °F.
Is there mental health support?
Yes. Spirit Care at Spirit Lake offers mental health and crisis support.
Is there sober camping?
Yes. Camp Traction is an independent group for sober festival fans.
sources
Collected from these pages on Wednesday, October 14. Festivals change policies close to the date, so check the official site before you travel.
plan hulaween
Pick your sets, see what clashes, and build one schedule with your crew. Works offline at the festival.
