North Cascades Bluegrass Festival is pleased to be able to provide limited RV Hookup (power/water) and ample Dry Camping with plenty of space for motorhomes, trailers, and tents. Many camping locations are situated within the festival grounds and music can be heard from the main stage. Our campground is sure to be a popular location for all bluegrass and camping enthusiasts.
Camping Pass: A campground pass is required for all tents, RV’s and trailers and must be displayed at all times. Failure to do so will result in being asked to purchase a camping pass or to leave the festival.
Festival Pass: All individuals camping are required to purchase a valid festival pass for the same duration as their camping pass.
“RV HOOKUP” IMPORTANT NOTE: For those purchasing an RV Hookup camping spot, please note the following limitations:
“DRY CAMPING” IMPORTANT NOTE: For those Dry Camping, please note the following restrictions:
Festival Admission and Camping Passes can be purchased through our online ticketing system by clicking here.
To help you have a safe and enjoyable camping experience at the North Cascades Bluegrass Festival please be sure to read through our Policies and Guidelines. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at info@ncbf.fun
For Festival goers seeking overnight accommodation in the Bellingham/Deming area, additional accommodation options can be found at Bellingham.org
Site Address:
Deming Log Show
3295 Cedarville Rd, Bellingham, WA 98226
North Cascades Bluegrass Festival is located near Deming, WA and is easily accessible via Interstate 5, Highway 539, and Highway 9. It is approximately 12 miles northeast of Bellingham, WA. See the following for directions:
Traveling South on I5 from Canada:
Take the Axton Road/Main Street Exit 262: This is the shortest route if you are coming from Vancouver, BC. and are coming south on I-5. Take the Axton Road/Main St exit 262 and head east (left) to the Guide Meridian (Highway 539) Turn Left(North) for a short distance to E. Hemmi Road and turn (right) East. Follow E. Hemmi Road for a while and veer right on “Fazon”. Fazon turns into Cedarville road and takes you all the way to the festival. which will be on the right side. Look for the signs.
Traveling South from Canada using the Canadian Highway 13/US 539 Border Crossing:
This is the shortest route from this crossing. Cross the border and travel South on 539 (Guide Meridian) to E. Hemmi Rd. Turn (Left) East on E. Hemmi. Follow E. Hemmi Road for a while and veer right on “Fazon”. Fazon turns into Cedarville road and takes you all the way to the festival. which will be on the right side. Look for the signs.
Traveling South on Highway 9 from Canada:
Take Highway 9 South: Travel south to roundabout. Take Highway 542 West (Mount Baker Highway) to “Cedarville Rd” (just after you cross the river). Take a right on “Cedarville Rd and continue appx. 1 Mile to the North Cascades Bluegrass Festival
Traveling North on I5
Take the Sunset Dr/Mt Baker Hwy – Exit 255: This is the shortest route if you are coming from points south of Bellingham (Seattle, Portland etc.) Take I-5 to the Sunset Drive exit (#255) and head east. Continue through the traffic circle and stay on 542 to the bottom of the hill and turn left on to Cedarville Road. If you cross the bridge/river, you’ve gone too far, so turn around and go back to the Cedarville Road and turn right. Follow the Cedarville Road for a mile or two until you see the Deming Log Show Grounds on the left – you can’t miss it.
Traveling North on Highway 9: Travel Northwest on WA-9/WA-542 (Mount Baker Highway). At the traffic circle, continue straight onto WA-542. Continue Northwest to “Cedarville Rd” (Just after crossing river). Take a right on “Cedarville Rd and continue appx. 1 Mile to the North Cascades Bluegrass Festival