Mary E Ilium Campground

Mary E Ilium Campground

Includes 4-Day Pass

Mary E Ilium Campground

Mary E. Ilium is a forested campground along the South Fork of the San Miguel River, about 7.7 miles from Telluride Town Park, offering a quieter, more backwoods camping experience surrounded by trees and the San Miguel River.

Shade is plentiful, cell service is not — but that’s part of the charm! It takes a little longer to reach the Festival grounds, but the peaceful, tucked-away setting makes the journey worth it.

Mary E Ilium Campground

Campground Details

This campground opens on Saturday, June 12 at 9am and closes on Monday, June 21 at noon.

Location: County Road 63L in Ilium, 7.7 miles from Telluride Town Park

Festival Access: Take the free Festival shuttle! Feeling adventurous? You can also hike or mountain bike the Galloping Goose Trail into town. This is a more demanding route, so come prepared with a capable mountain bike, plenty of water, and snacks.

Facilities: Potable water, porta potties, and showers operated by Gridless Operations. Shower tokens are available from the camp host at check-in.

Quiet Hours: 2am–7am

Mary E Ilium Campground

Vehicle Camping and Parking Information

  • A vehicle pass is required for each vehicle staying inside the campground. A limited number of vehicle passes are available.
  • Anyone sleeping in a vehicle, including ADA campers, must have both a vehicle pass for each vehicle and a camping pass for each camper.

  • Maximum vehicle length: 22 feet

  • If you have a vehicle pass, plan to leave your vehicle parked in the campground for the duration of your stay.
  • If you do not have a vehicle pass, you’ll be parked as close to the campground as space allows. Once parked, vehicles must remain in place, so be prepared to walk back to camp.

Campground Rules

  • All persons (ages 13+) must have a wristband for admission into the festival and the campground.
  • No pets are allowed.
  • No open fires.
  • No drones.
  • Please avoid hanging from & leaning items against trees, especially aspen saplings.
  • Use of provided compost, recycle, and landfill receptacles is required.

For additional questions, check our FAQs or email us at [email protected].