• Small campfires are generally allowed in all campgrounds as long as the fire is contained within a stone or metal fire ring. This may be subject to change according to local burning bans in place during the festival.
• Fire rings are available in limited quantities throughout the campground (first-come, first serve). We do NOT sell fire rings or take reservations. We suggest that you bring your own fire ring if you would like to guarantee a campfire at your site.
• Cooking fires are allowed in all campgrounds as long as the fire is contained within a metal or freestanding grill. This may be subject to change according to local burning bans during the festival.
• Tiki Torches, fireworks and other open flames will not be allowed in campgrounds.
• ALL FIRES MUST BE ATTENDED TO AT ALL TIMES. Please put out your fire before leaving your campsite.
• ABSOLUTELY NO BONFIRES OF ANY TYPE.
• Firewood: Will be available for purchase on-site.
  • If you want to bring your own firewood its VERY important that you only bring wood purchased from a Wisconsin Certified DATCP vendor, such as a gas station or grocery store within 25 miles of our venue to reduce the spread of insect pests and diseases being brought into our campground.
  • Please DO NOT bring in your own wood scraps/wood from home.

The following guidelines apply to open burning during special events per DNR Administrative Codes and Wisconsin Statutes:

• The local fire department requires that each campfire have a visible container of water near the campfire —1 gallon minimum requirement.
• No outdoor fires if weather conditions make fires potentially hazardous.
• SS 941.10 Individuals who handle burning material in a highly negligent manner will be guilty of a Class A misdemeanor. Highly negligent defined as a situation where a person puts another person’s property in danger.
• SS 26.21 Any person who starts a fire may be liable for double the amount of damages done by a fire started by an individual due to negligence. Persons starting the fire will also be held responsible for the costs to the county or town of suppressing such a fire.
• Ashes must be disposed of by thoroughly wetting them or by placing them in a covered metal container.
• ABSOLUTELY NO FIREWORKS OF ANY KIND – including sparklers and firecrackers.
• Violators will be issued citations on-site by the Eau Claire County Sheriff’s Department.
• Fire Patrol will be conducted by event security.
• Fire or medical emergency will be handled by Township Fire Department and Gold Cross and Township Ambulance service.