Camping tickets include access to 50 acres of two combined properties, the Ossipee Fairgrounds with RV sites, restrooms, and showers available, and Crooked River Woodlands' wilderness campsites. 

The Ossipee Valley Fairgrounds (pictured above) offers 100 RV sites with 30 amp, water, and a dump station, restrooms and showers, and large fields for tent camping shaded by tall pines. The grounds are handicap accessible, with gravel roads. This is the choice if you want quick access to facilities or entering and exiting regularly, to be near the food truck park, or to have hookups. Campfires are allowed in raised metal rings. 

Meanwhile Crooked River Woodlands offers forest camping off dirt roads, with tentsites along the river and in forest clearings. Small towable camping units like teardrops are allowed 250' from the river or more, while tents are allowed in designated sites, 75' or more from the river. Portapotties and water spigots are sprinkled throughout the grounds, and full facilities are available at the Fairgrounds up the hill. This is the choice if you want a more nature based experience or to be near the water view. The actual music stage is also on this property/level (the fairground are up a hill), at the entrance just before the campsites (there are some camping areas with a view of stage).   

Campground Rules: 

1. Campfires are allowed in raised metal rings, with a fire no larger than 3' tall. Campfires must be attended at all times, may not be within 50 feet of a building or structure, and attendee must have a means to put out the fire (5 gallon bucket etc). 

2. Recorded music (bose speaker etc) is not allowed in the campground. Live music (jams) are highly encouraged, and are allowed everywhere 24/7 except quiet camping. 

3. Quiet camping is in designated areas, and between the hours of 9pm and 9am. 

4. Generators are allowed on the Ossipee Fairgrounds in designated areas until 9pm.In other areas besides camping between 10am and 2pm only. 

5. Dogs must be on leash