FREE Camping at Eastwood MetroPark for the event weekend only!
Tent camping allows you to experience the sights, sounds and smells of the great outdoors without the distraction of modern conveniences. There’s no better way to truly get back to nature. At the Wagner Subaru Outdoor Experience, we have everything you need to start your camping journey.
- FREE camping in the campground.
Camping is by far the best way to experience the Wagner Subaru Outdoor Experience. Camping at the festival is like becoming a part of a colorful village that exists only for a few days. The tent campground is conveniently located right outside the event in the wooded area next to the lagoon and features spacious tent sites. A limited number of spots for small campers and vehicle campers are available with pre-registration. Make friends, stay close to the action of the event, and even take a mid-day nap. Learn more about how to get a free tent site or space for vehicle camping or a small camper.- Registration required at the Information Booth, all registered adults will get extra entries in the GearUp Giveaway.
- Prizes include Mad River Mountain Ski Passes, Adidas Terrex Gift Cards, Grand Trunk Double Hammock, Kovea backpacking stoves, Crazy Creek camp chairs, and the $1200 Hala SUP package grand prize.
- Registration required at the Information Booth, all registered adults will get extra entries in the GearUp Giveaway.
- Camping Gear
Check out all the latest camping gear from local retailers and manufacturers in the Exhibitor Village. You might even find a bargain in the Used Gear Area, supported by Dayton Hikers. - Outdoor School
Learn camp cooking, how to pack, and other outdoor skills in the Outdoor School.
After the event
Five Rivers MetroParks welcomes groups, families or individuals to explore their wild sides by spending a night under the stars at one of 23 campsites. Camping is a great way to experience nature at dawn, dusk and even after dark. Five Rivers MetroParks offers frontcountry campsites that are easily accessible by car and hike-in backcountry sites for the more adventurous camper. Both offer a way for you to unplug just a short drive from home.
