Elements Lakewood Festival

Elements Festival welcomes guests with onsite camping options. If you'd like to camp in your own rig, a very limited number of RV camping spaces may be available on a first-come, first-serve basis. These tend to get booked up months ahead of the event, so it's a good idea to reserve your space as soon as possible. If RV sites are full, it may be possible to attend in a smaller camping vehicle in a non-RV car camping site, but these are also limited in number.

The nearest campground is less than ten miles away, and you’ll find a couple of other good options within a 20-mile radius. Many of the campgrounds and RV parks in the vicinity offer primitive RV camping, although you’d find a few with hookups and other facilities available.

Honesdale/Poconos KOA is about 17 miles away and offers spacious RV sites with hookups. Remember to note the route between your chosen campground and the venue and stay alert for road closures in Northeastern Pennsylvania.

Bicycles, scooters, Segways, ATVs, and other personal vehicles will not be permitted in the performance areas. Roller skates will be allowed in the roller skating rink. Campers are encouraged to bring wagons to transport their belongings. ADA accessible shuttles will be available upon request. To use this service, patrons will want to contact the organizers at least four weeks in advance.

Anything goes at the Elements Festival. Guests are encouraged to express their creativity and individuality through costumes and colorful attire. Make sure your clothing is made from breathable fabrics like cotton so you can stay cool and comfortable throughout the day. Covered flat shoes are recommended since there is a good amount of uneven terrain to navigate.

Carry sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself from the sun. A portable charger and a lightweight blanket can also come in handy. Make sure all your camping gear is waterproof and stash extra sheets and blankets in your RV. The last thing you want is to be cold or wet on a rainy night.

During the day, however, you may want swimwear for the lake. Guests also appreciate decorating campsites, so bring something that shows off your personality, and be ready to enjoy what others display at their sites.

Two gallons of water can be brought in per person, and there will be water refill stations located throughout the grounds. Make sure you keep your festival wristband on at all times since it will become void if removed. Guests can bring a limited amount of beer or wine for personal use. Hard liquor or glass bottles are prohibited.

Elements offers a small convenience store on the festival grounds where basic supplies will be available. If you're staying at an offsite campground or RV park, you may be able to grab a few items here before heading back for the night. Campers may use small propane stoves, but fuel restrictions apply. Be prepared to dry camp if you are able to get an onsite camping spot.

The tiny community of Lakewood may be the closest spot to seek a restaurant meal near the festival. While the number of eateries may be limited, travelers may also appreciate the small-town feel of the area. While exploring the town, grab a coffee at one of the quaint local cafes, or share a pizza with your newest music-loving friends.

You’ll have a wide range of foods to choose from at the Elements Music & Arts Festival, including regional flavors, healthy snacks, and vegan and vegetarian options. Many of the food and drink vendors will be in Center City, an area situated in the middle of the venue, and equipped to feed you and your crew. Here you’ll also find seating zones where you can enjoy your meals.