10,000 Lakes Festival Official Site

Directions:

The 10,000 Lakes Festival is held at Soo Pass Ranch and Amphitheater on Minnesota Highway 59, four miles south of Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. Follow the signs to the ranch and follow the rules of the road.

Parking:

Campground vehicle reservations must be purchased for each vehicle entering the campgrounds.

Public Transportation:

The airport closest to the venue is in Fargo, North Dakota. We will not be providing shuttles to or from the airport.

The Amtrak train station closest to the venue is in Detroit Lakes. There will be no organized shuttles from the train station.

Box Office Numbers:

(800) 493-3378

Types of Payment Accepted:

Cash, Visa and Mastercard

Will Call:

To be announced.

Accessible Seating:

There will be a designated parking/camping area for people with special accessibility needs. You must have an official handicapped parking placard or plate for your vehicle if you need to use this area. A wheelchair accessible space will be held inside the concert area.
Therapy dogs are allowed, however, they must be licensed.

General Rules:

NO PETS! Unleashed and unattended pets will be picked up and placed with the local humane society. If a pet is found in the car you will be turned away!
No weapons of any kind
No fireworks
No illegal substances
No unauthorized vending
No bicycles, scooters, or personal motorized vehicles
No glass or cans
No outside food or drinks (other than a factory-sealed water bottle)
No video recording, professional cameras, laser pointers
No beach umbrellas or other items that might impair the sight of other spectators

Children Rules:

Children are welcome at this event. Children ages 13 and older will be required to have a ticket.

Miscellaneous:

WHAT WILL BE PROVIDED:
Potable water, medical assistance, showers, portable and permanent toilets, a general store selling personal products, vendors for food and beverages, pay telephones (collect or credit card calling only), ATM's, camper trash bags.

WHAT TO BRING:
Raingear, a hood, and an extra pair of shoes, bug spray, sunscreen, a hat for shade, a plastic container for water, plastic bags for trash, extra toilet paper (just in case!), a lantern or flashlight with extra batteries, a portable radio, a flag or balloon to identify your campsite, ear plugs, disposable camera.

For more festival information visit www.10klf.com/faqs.php