Country Concert
The annual three-day Country Concert brings big-name country music acts to Fort Loramie, Ohio. Held 42 miles northwest of Dayton, near Lake Loramie State Park, this event is made for RV travelers. The campground is part of the experience, with fans settling in for music, tailgating, and easy access to the festival grounds. Country Concert blends camping with a high-energy atmosphere that's family-friendly by day and a non-stop party at night.
ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT
The concerts are the main entertainment at Country Concert. The grounds have four main stages, two of which are permanent. There are also nine giant screens to provide good viewing from anywhere.
ON-SITE AMENITIES
Ice and bottled water are for sale at various locations throughout the campground. Food and beverage vendors are easily accessible too. They operate free shuttle buses through specific camping areas, and a tunnel under SR-66 makes it safe to walk between the campground and the main venue. Golf cart taxi service is available for a nominal fee.
LOCATION
Country Concert is held at 7103 State Route 66, Fort Loramie, OH 45845. It's 5 miles from I-75. Plan for heavy traffic and long security lines when entering the festival. Typical July days in Fort Loramie are warm and humid with highs in the 80's. While in the area, visit Lake Loramie State Park. Recreation in the park includes boating and excellent catfish and bass fishing. There's even a sandy beach where you can go swimming. Take a break from the Country Concert to enjoy a hike along the historic Miami-Erie Canal. You can also take time to experience Fort Loramie itself with its small-town charm. There are several local dining spots and wonderful specialty shops lining Main Street.
LINEUP
The Country Concert lineup features top artists like Riley Green, Jason Aldean, Alabama, Jamey Johnson, Cole Swindell, Travis Tritt, and so many more. For a full list of performers, visit the Country Concert website.
RVING AT THE EVENT
Camping is a major part of the Country Concert experience. Held at Hickory Hill Lakes Campground, the festival grounds span hundreds of acres and accommodate thousands of campers each year. RV travelers can choose from a variety of options, including primitive sites and reserved spaces with 30- or 50-amp electrical service and water hookups. Sites are designed to accommodate both motorhomes and travel trailers, and most camping permits allow up to eight guests to share a campsite. Many attendees arrive days before the music begins to settle in and enjoy the tailgating atmosphere. Select areas open as early as Tuesday, giving campers plenty of time to get set up before the first performances. A campground pass typically includes space for one RV and one vehicle, and additional wristbands are available for larger groups. Re-entry between the campground and concert grounds is easy, making it convenient to return to your RV for meals or a break between sets. Campers have access to amenities that make multi-day stays more comfortable. Hot showers and portable restrooms are available throughout the grounds, and food and drink vendors are easy to find. Grills are permitted, although campfires and fire pits are prohibited. Free shuttle service operates in some camping areas, and golf cart taxis are available for a small fee. Security personnel patrol the grounds throughout the event, helping maintain a safe and enjoyable atmosphere for everyone.
Where to Camp Near Country Concert
For a quieter campground, consider Wapakoneta KOA Journey, just off I-75. They have a variety of pull-through, full hookup sites for RVs up to 70 feet in length. This pet-friendly campground features a fenced-in dog park. You'll also find a heated pool, cable TV, an on-site snack bar, and free Wi-Fi. Patio sites include a propane grill. There are many shops and restaurants nearby. You can also stay at the Lake Loramie State Park Campground. This modern RV park includes full hookup and electric sites along with off-grid camping. Amenities include showers, flush toilets, and a dump station. The restrooms feature a washer and dryer. There's an on-site camp store, and recreation options include miniature golf and canoe and kayak rentals.
RV Rental Tips for Country Concert
Book your RV rental and campsite early because they book up fast. A standard camping permit allows for one RV, such as a Class A, B, or C, or a licensed travel trailer along with one vehicle. Up to eight people can stay at a single campsite. RV parking runs from Tuesday through the weekend. Hot showers and restrooms are available, and for an additional fee, you can order fresh water fills and pumping services. Campfires are not allowed, but you can have a grill.
WHERE TO STAY
The pet-friendly Quality Inn St. Marys features an indoor pool and free hot breakfasts. Standard rooms feature a microwave, refrigerator, and coffee maker. Executive suites provide guests with a king bed, a sleeper sofa, and a balcony. The Comfort Inn and Suites Piqua-Near Troy-I75 has convenient access to shopping and dining. All rooms have premium bedding and a flat-screen TV. Other amenities include a fitness center, indoor pool, and a free hot breakfast.
HOW TO GET THERE
From Dayton: Take I-75 North to Exit 92. Follow OH-47 toward Sidney/Versailles. Turn left onto OH-47 West. Turn right onto OH-66 North. From Columbus: Follow I-70 West to US-33 West. Head north on I-75. Use Exit 92 to head west to Fort Loramie.
TICKETS & PRICING
Tickets for Country Concert start at $148 for the friends and family option with three days of seats. The price can go up to $639 for the VIP Plus ticket. The VIP Plus option includes access to the VIP area stage and VIP restrooms. Go to Country Concert's ticket page to browse and purchase tickets.
WRAP UP
Country Concert is the place to go if you want to see your favorite acts from the past along with today's up-and-coming artists. Staying in an RV allows you to fully immerse yourself in the experience and take part in the parties and tailgating activities. For updates, follow Country Concert's Facebook page.
4-Day Itinerary for Country Concert
• Day 1: Get there early to set up camp, then walk the grounds before the crowds arrive. Catch the afternoon acts, scout your spot for the headliners, and let the sound system do the rest. • Day 2: Explore the merch tent and grounds early in the afternoon. Take in a performance at one of the main stages. Afterward, head back to your RV for dinner to enjoy some camping cuisine. • Day 3: The lineup on the final day transitions to legendary acts. Enjoy your favorite artists and check out the food vendors. After the final performances, return to your RV to unwind and get ready for departure the next morning. • Day 4: Pack up your campsite and hit the road early. Before heading home, consider a stop at Lake Loramie State Park or one of the small towns near Fort Loramie.
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