FEATURES

Called dances
and flatfooting

Large tent with wooden dance floor
in campground

Old Time bands

Open stage action

On-site camping
and showers

Workshops
and jamming

Park rules: City police are on patrol in the park!! No public display of alcohol. Be cool. Sleep only in the main camping area. All dogs must be leashed.

Festival rules: Please supervise your children and teens, especially in the late night hours. The park requires that all dogs be on a leash, and YOUR dog is no exception.  Please observe this rule and help our
all-volunteer staff and other campers enjoy their festival too! Please!  

Gate opens at
10 A.M. Friday

Click here for schedule of festival activities.

For more information about activities email
Toni Williams
.

Admission fee: $13/person/day
$25/person/2 days

Camping fee: $10/site/day

Volunteers needed in exchange for admission and camping. Please email request to rcoulter@tpeco.com

For more photos, a map and area lodging and kennel info click here.

Healthy, yummy meals available if you'd rather not cook: Friday supper, three meals Saturday and breakfast Sunday.

Download printable poster here.

Thanks to Dan Peck
and Jodi White
for many of the photos in this site.

24rd ANNUAL!!
Join in the fun @ Glen Maury Park in Buena Vista, VA,
Friday & Saturday, September 10th & 11th, 2010.

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’s plenty of room! But if you love dancing and old-time music in a mellow setting, it's the one for you.

The weekend after Labor Day, the event pretty much closes out the festival season. It takes place in beautiful Glen Maury Park in Buena Vista, VA, situated beside the Blue Ridge Parkway and five miles east of Lexington.

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.