Click here for schedule of festival activities.
For more information about activities email the 
        Rockbridge Festival. 
      
 
        ADMISSION FEE:
         $60 per person includes camping both Friday and Saturday nights
        
	Day rate: $20/per person 
         
        
			There are approx. 100 hook-up sites, and the  majority of campers are in tents.  Sorry but we are unable to take reservations for campsites. Come early to assure your hook-up. No running generators allowed. 
      
You're welcome to arrive earlier in the week but you must pay at the park office for camping: $25 plus tax per night for each tent site, $35 for hook-up sites. Festival staff will come around to collect your festival camping and admission fee on Friday morning. We will gladly accept a donation to the festival effort too.
Volunteers needed in exchange for admission and camping. Please email request to joannekcomandavidson@gmail.com
SEE FEST PHOTOS AND VIDEOS, 
        plus a map, area lodging and kennel info.
Food vendor from 4 PM to 8 PM on Saturday
               Pizza Louise of Harrisonburg     
      		   
      
      
Thanks to Sandra Parks, Dan Peck, Jodi White, 
          Dennis Slifer and others for the photos in this site. 
    
        
		  The 2026 Rockbridge Mountain Music and Dance Festival is the weekend of September 11-12th: always the weekend after Labor Day.  
		  Join us for called dances, concerts and workhops.
		  
		  
		   
		   
		   
		   
		 2024 slide show by Sandra Parks 2024 concert videos by Keith Stubbs 2023 concert videos by Keith Stubbs 2022 festival photos by Daniel Peck 2022 festival video by Julie Mangin
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
        
      
        
        
        
The Rockbridge Mountain Music & Dance Festival is not your usual festival. There's no contest and no fancy line-up of big-name acts. No crowds. No pressure to arrive early to get a spot because there is plenty of room!
If you love dancing and old-time music in a mellow setting, Rockbridge is the festival for you. Those who like structure will find plenty to do, while others rarely leave the campground area, choosing to play and visit around the "neighborhood" where a laid-back, low-key air prevails.
Glen Maury Park offers plenty of elbow room and magnificent views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, with rough camping on level grass and available hook-ups. There are inside toilets and showers, with additional port-a-johns. The restrooms and pavillion are handicapped accesible. The Maury River flows alongside for fishing, swimming and admiring. Additional secluded campsites are available up the hill.
Many consider Rockbridge to be the festival with "the highest quality of life." 
        Come and see. 





