Your Guide to Timber!
WE CAN’T WAIT TO SEE YOU. HERE’S YOUR QUICK GUIDE TO EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOU ARRIVE
Getting There:
For your GPS pleasure, the address is 31020 NE 40th St. Carnation, WA 98014. But you can simply enter Tolt-Macdonald Park in your favorite map app to get you there. Please see below regarding traffic warnings.
Parking:
There is a $25 parking fee. You can purchase your parking in advance by clicking here or have $25 cash ready upon arrival.
Checking In:
Check-in and Ticketing open at 2 PM on Thursday, July 24th. If you’ve purchased camping and want first dibs on the location of your campsite, this is the earliest you can arrive. Please do not arrive sooner as backed up cars can cause traffic problems for the city of Carnation. And we love Carnation!
PLEASE ARRIVE EARLY IF YOU CAN, and avoid peak traffic times if you can. We are guests in Carnation, and it's important to us that this festival has as little of a traffic impact as possible on those who live there.
Check-in and Ticketing open at 9 AM on Friday and Saturday.
Check-in and Ticketing close at 9 PM on Thursday, 10 PM on Friday, and 9 PM on Saturday.
Show your ID or pre-printed tickets to receive your festival wristbands and tent tags at the check-in booth. If you need help with your gear, we will have wheelbarrows and volunteers at the ready to help!
Festival Map
General Store Hours:
Thursday: 2 PM - 8 PM
Friday: 10 AM - 8 PM
Saturday: 10 AM - 8 PM
Sunday: 9 AM - 11 AM
Policies:
Dogs: Just a reminder that Dogs are not allowed at Tolt-MacDonald Park during Timber! Outdoor Music Festival. Please visit www.rover.com to see dog sitting options within 10 minutes of the Festival.
Also, please keep a close eye on your children if you choose to visit the beach or be near the river. There is no lifeguard on duty, and the river current can be dangerous.
Alcohol: Due to WA State liquor laws, no outside beer or alcohol is allowed on the premises. However, we’re proud to be serving some fine beer, wine, and seltzer at incredible prices.
No Firearms: Timber! Outdoor Music Festival is a private event, and as a private event, firearms are not permitted beyond our festival entrance.
Cannabis: While cannabis is legal in WA state, it is illegal to consume cannabis in public. Cannabis is not allowed at the event.
River Safety: We encourage people to enjoy the river, but please be aware that rivers are dangerous. Floating the Tolt can be an amazing time, but please stay within the property of the park. We have no pull-outs below the North border of the park, and if you miss that pull-out, you are on your own.
Please pay attention to the currents, stay safe, and have a buddy. There is no lifeguard on duty.
Please visit our General Information Page to view all of the policies, FAQs, and details you need to make sure you have the best weekend ever.
Parental Guidance Suggested:
While we love having children at Timber! (always free), we want to remind parents that we believe in an artist’s right to self expression and will never ask artists performing on our stage to censor their lyrics. With that in mind, we highly recommend that you listen to one of our playlists prior to the festival so that you can choose which artists you may or may not want your children to see and hear.
LINEUP & SCHEDULE:
Start planning your weekend now! Our lineup and schedule can be found here.
While you’re packing your bags check out hot tracks from this year’s line up and get hyped!
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Timber! is about a lot more than just music. Be sure you check out our extensive list of outdoor adventures and activities. Some of these experiences require advanced registration so if you haven’t made your plans yet, get on it!
SECRET SHOWS
If this is your first time to Timber! know that some of the most memorable moments take place off our stage, late at night or early in the morning in front of an intimate audience of music fans.
This year will be no different and there are two partners in particular that we are teaming up with for this year’s secret shows. Keep your eyes (and ears) peeled for special happenings.