Camp Ben McCulloch

CAMPING AT CAMP BEN MCCULLOCH

To download a map of the camp and workshop areas see below.

Opened as a park by the United Confederate Veterans in 1904, Camp Ben was named for a Texas Ranger and Confederate hero. Deep in the heart of many a Texan, the site has seen many wild times: Woodshock, Tribal Stomp, and the much loved Old Settler's Music Fest.

Camp Ben McCulloch’s grounds are lovely, with plenty of big old shade trees, a gurgling creek and room for camping and jamming. Some of the best music is off-stage in sessions lasting till the wee hours. There is also a very nice, shady playground close to the pavilion.

There is plenty of primitive camping, and a small number of sites with electricity. All camping fees (cash or checks only) are to be paid upon festival entry, on a first come - first served basis.

Primitive Site ....................... $15 per night
Site with electricity ................ $20 per night

A FEW REMINDERS

If you are planning to come to the festival please note the following.

BURN BAN IN EFFECT (will be strictly enforced)

PLEASE CHECK THE CAMP BEN MCCULLOCH WEBSITE FOR MORE DETAILS. CLICK HERE.

AND A FEW MORE THINGS

BRING YOUR OWN CHAIR.
BRING YOUR OWN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES BUT NOT IN GLASS.
NO PETS ALLOWED PLEASE LEAVE YOUR PETS AT HOME.
NO FIREWORKS OR WEAPONS.

Camp Ben McCulloch

18301 FM 1826,

Driftwood, Texas 78619

Directions: Camp Ben McCulloch is within a few minutes of Austin, located 11 miles south of Highway 290 West on Farm Road 1826. From I-35, take Loop 4 to downtown Buda. Head west on Farm Road 967 for 11 miles, then turn left on Farm Road 1826 for 1/2 mile -- Camp Ben McCulloch is on the left.

Click here for a Google map to Driftwood and Camp Ben McCulloch.

Click here to download a map of the Festival Area.

Visit the Camp Ben website at http://www.campbenmcculloch.com/Home_Page.php for more information.