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July 24th to 28th, 2019
Four Quarters190 Walker Ln, Artemas, PA
Countdown To The Mountain 2019

Information

MINIMUM AGE TO ATTEND:  18+

WHERE TO CAMP:
CLICK HERE to read about what camping areas are available!

MAIN CAMP ADDRESS:
Four Quarters Farm 190 Walker Lane, Artemas PA 17211

NEW CAMP ADDRESS:
641 Clear Ridge Road, Artemas PA 17211
**Note that New Camp does not have a physical address but this will get you close enough

GATE INFORMATION:
Tuesday times:  3:00PM – 12:00AM
Wednesday times:  10:00AM – 12:00AM
Thursday times:  10:00AM – 12:00AM
Friday times:  10:00AM – 10:00PM
Saturday times:  10:00AM – 8:00PM

ARRIVAL PROCEDURE:
– Have tickets & ID ready.
– You will park your car while you register, have ID checked, get ticket scanned,  and obtain your wristband
– You will get back in your vehicle to proceed to event parking.
– Parking is $25 per car for all gates.
– If arriving on Tuesday or Wednesday you may unload directly at your camp site until 8PM unless otherwise specified.  Unload only & do not set up until you have parked.  You have 5 minutes to unload so you do not create traffic.

RE-ENTRY
Re-entry is permitted, however a $5 per car re-entry fee will apply at the Main Gate.  There is no re-entry fee for New Camp!

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

Q:  Can I bring my service animal?
A:  Please review our service animal policy HERE

Q:  What if I’m camping in Main Camp and my friends who I want to camp with me have a ticket for Hilltop?
A:   You must camp in the area specified on your ticket – no exceptions.  However, you are free to roam all areas of the festival!  Each area of camp has a capacity load & we saw dangerous overcrowding by not enforcing it in prior years.  We also give fair warning before each camping section sold out!

Q:  Are there showers?  Showers are located in Main Camp and are accessible by anyone for $1 per 7 minutes.  Showering can be quick if done in the late night hours but can be almost a two hour wait if showering between 9am and 7pm.

Q:  Is camping required?
A:  All admission tickets to the festival include complimentary camping.  Whether you choose to camp is purely up to you!  Some patrons prefer to stay at a hotel or at their houses if close by & that’s fine with us!

Q:  How do I change camping sites?
A:  Log in to your Eventbrite to make this change if you purchased your ticket through them.   Detailed instructions are at:  https://www.eventbrite.com/support/articles/en_US/How_To/how-to-transfer-to-a-different-event-or-ticket-type?lg=en_US

Q: How do I change the name on my ticket or transfer to someone else?
A:  Log in to  your Eventbrite account to make this change.  Instructions at:  https://www.eventbrite.com/support/articles/en_US/Q_A/how-to-transfer-tickets-to-someone-else?lg=en_US

Q:  Can I bring my trailer?
A:  Yes, but you must purchase an RV add-on upgrade for trailers of any size.

Q:  Is there any entertainment on Tuesday?
Tuesday is a chill night with an early arrival made available to those who wish to have a less hectic time getting to the festival and setting up paired with the ability to get the best camping spot before anyone else.  This is a great night to meet new people and enjoy chill campfire vibes before the real party starts on Wednesday.

Q:  Will wristbands be mailed to us?
A:   All wristbands will be picked up at your corresponding gate.

Q:  How will we get our tickets if we purchased a payment plan?
A:   E-tickets will be emailed the weekend prior to the festival.

Prohibited Items & Rules

    • NO Illegal substances, drugs or drug paraphernalia
    • NO Pets (see below for service animal policy)
    • NO Laser pointers
    • NO Glass (all glass will be confiscated at the gate – people walk barefoot here!  Put your beverages in a plastic container before arrival)
    • NO Stickers, flyers, markers, or spray paint
    • NO Weapons of any kind (Includes pocket knives, pepper spray, fireworks, flame-throwing dildos, etc.)
    • NO Professional recording equipment without permit– Photo, Video, or Audio
    • NO Firewood from outside the premises (firewood is available for purchase from cafe)
    • NO Un-approved amplified sound equipment.  “Renegade” DJ stages or un-approved sound or camps with sound will have their equipment confiscated.  No exceptions. (BRING DRUMS & ACOUSTIC INSTRUMENTS THOUGH TO PLAY AROUND THE NIGHTLY BONFIRE OR SPEND YOUR TIME ENJOYING THE MUSIC AT ONE OF OUR 5 STAGES!)
    • NO Megaphones. They will be confiscated.
    • NO Bad attitudes or negative vibes.  People who are being disruptive to the positive atmosphere may be asked to leave
    • NO Unwanted touching or unwanted approaching – HAVE RESPECT for others.
    • NO Squirt guns or water guns.
    • NO Drones – Anyone caught flying a drone without a permit will be removed from the festival.

*** ALL PROHIBITED ITEMS WILL BE CONFISCATED WITH NO PROMISE OF RETURN ***

ADA & ACCOMMODATIONS

For persons with mobile disabilities, we recommend Hilltop Camping which will give you close proximity between your vehicle and camp site.  The shuttle which operates daily from approx 11am/noon based on demand until 2/3am based on demand can transport you from Hilltop to multiple locations within Main Camp, which includes all stages.

SERVICE ANIMAL POLICY

Our Service Animal/Dog policy at Four Quarters is taken directly from Federal Statute and regulatory law. Our plain English policy is stated below.
* Only DOGS qualify as Service Animals under Federal Law.
* Emotional Support Animals are not Service Animals, and are not permitted at Four Quarters.
* Service Animals in training are not Service Animals under Federal Law and only when wearing a “Service Animal” marked vest.
* Service Animals shall have physical identifiers such as registration tags, the presence of a labeled
harness or “the credible verbal assurances of a qualified individual with a disability using the animal.”
* In the case of an un-identified Service Animal, we shall ask two questions.
Is this animal required because of a disability?
What work or task has this animal been trained to perform?
* The service animal must at all times be tethered to and in the full control of their human team member.
* A Service Animal may never be handled by or tethered to a person other than their human team member.
* The Service Animal must always be in “Full Stay” command position when not performing the service for which they have been trained.
* The Service Animal must be fully trained to urinate or defecate only on the command of their human team member.
* In order to be considered a “Service Dog” under U.S. federal law, a dog must be partnered with an individual with a disability AND perform specific, trained task work to mitigate that disability. Task work is not optional. If a dog doesn’t perform task work, it is not a Service Dog.
In closing, if your Service Animal is registered, wearing a marked Service Animal Vest and fully trained; you will find our staff and attendees very supportive of your teams presence here at Four Quarters. Welcome!

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