Night in the Country Festival

ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT

At Night in the Country, there is no shortage of exciting activities and performances to enjoy throughout the festival. One highlight includes performances on the Main Stage. For three full days, you’ll be treated to incredible performances by current and future country music stars. If you’re looking to soak up more music under the summer sun, don’t miss out on this vibrant live music venue. On Friday afternoon, you’ll be able to watch a singer perform from a flatbed trailer as it drives through the campground, creating a unique, intimate atmosphere. When the music winds down each night, keep the party going at the Full Moon Saloon, where the afterparty lasts until 3 a.m., giving you one last chance to dance the night away. Experience the winning combination of beer and exercise with this fun and lively event, where you and your team race through a boozy obstacle course. The relay takes place from late Friday morning to early Friday afternoon. If you’d rather sample a variety of craft beers, wines, and whiskeys without the exercise, head over to the High Noon Saloon, where you can enjoy a tasting experience tailored to your preferences. If you check in early on Wednesday, you’ll have the chance to participate in a poker tournament, where you can compete for prizes and show off your poker skills. For early arrivals, the Vino Van Gogh experience offers a unique opportunity to paint your own masterpiece under the guidance of a professional artist, all while sipping on quality wine in a relaxed, creative setting.

ON-SITE AMENITIES

Trash pickup takes place on Saturday morning at the campground. Please place your full trash bags in front of your campsite for collection. Shower passes are available for purchase. A single-use pass is $10, while an unlimited shower pass is $15. You can conveniently reserve a 40-pound bag of ice online for $15 and pick it up upon arrival at the festival. Porta-potties can be reserved for the entire duration of the festival for an additional fee. RV pump services are available as needed for a fee, and you can also arrange to have your potable water tanks refilled at the festival for a fee.

LOCATION

The Night in the Country Music Festival is held at The Grange. The address is 115 US Highway 95A, Yerington, Nevada 89447. The event is held on 160 acres of farmland, so if it’s rainy, the venue will be muddy. You should bring your poncho, rainboots, and an umbrella.

FAQs About RVing to the Night in the Country Music Festival

Can you bring an RV to the Night in the Country Music Festival?

You can bring your RV to the Night in the Country Music Festival. However, you will need to purchase a festival pass and a camping pass. If you RV camp off-site, you will need either your own car or a rideshare service to get to the venue. If you want to park a car in the parking lot, you will need to buy a parking pass.

Where can you park an RV for the Night in the Country Music Festival?

Currently, you must park your RV at the on-site campground at Night in the Country Music Festival. The venue doesn’t currently offer RV parking in the parking lot.

Are there RV hookups at the Night in the Country Music Festival?

Currently, there aren’t any RV hookups at the Night in the Country Music Festival. However, you can bring your generator, but you must observe quiet hours from 3 a.m. to 7 a.m. You can read our packing checklist if you need some advice about what to bring with you.

Is the Night in the Country Music Festival family-friendly?

Yes, the Night in the Country Music Festival is family-friendly. You can reserve a camping spot in the Quiet and Family camping area. All minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at all times.

LINEUP

The 2026 Night in the Country Music Festival lineup includes Cole Swindell, Jordan Davis, Shenandoah, Priscilla Block, Kameron Marlowe, Phil Vassar, and many more.

RVING AT THE EVENT

RV camping at Night in the Country Music Festival is essential to your overall experience and offers many opportunities to meet new friends and like-minded individuals.

Where to Camp Near the Night in the Country Music Festival

You can RV camp at the Night in the Country Music Festival. However, if you’d like to RV camp off-site, your options begin with Whispering River Ranch RV Park, which is 4.7 miles from the venue. The RV park offers full hookup RV sites with Wi-Fi, a picnic table, a fire pit, and mountain views. Your RV can't be longer than 45 feet to camp here, though. The Pioneer Mobile Home Ranch & RV Park is about four miles from the venue, offering full RV hookups, laundry facilities, and secure storage. You can read our guides for Class C and travel trailers if you aren't sure which RV is right for your trip.

RV Rental Tips for the Night in the Country Music Festival

You should arrive early at the venue to secure the best RV camping site. Currently, there aren’t any RV hookups at the on-site campground; however, you can bring a generator. You are required to turn off your generator during quiet hours from 3 a.m. to 7 a.m. There is a one-vehicle restriction per camping spot. You can park your RV or travel trailer in your designated camping spot, but you must park any additional vehicles in the parking lot. Early drop off for all trailers is 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

WHERE TO STAY

Yerington is small and relatively remote, so it has few lodging options. If you want to stay at a hotel close to the festival, then you should check out Owen's Oasis, which is about three and a half miles away. Free laundry, a pool table, and an entertainment lounge are all available here. If you prefer to stay in your RV, one nearby option is Walker River Resort, which is about 25 miles southwest of Night in the Country. This RV resort offers spacious back-in and pull-through sites that can accommodate RVs up to 40 feet. If you drive 23 more miles southwest, you'll reach Topaz Lodge, which is located on Topaz Lake. This RV park offers access to full hookups, showers, fuel islands, and restrooms. If you want peace and quiet and are willing to drive a bit, then check out some of the RV campgrounds in the Reno area. The best option is Silver City RV Resort, which is located 70 miles west of Yerington near Lake Tahoe. This RV resort is an RVshare Campground Partner, so you can have your RV delivered and set up in advance. Another great option is the Lahontan State Recreation Area, which is about 40 miles north of Yerington. This lovely state park on Lahontan Reservoir offers restrooms, showers, and a dump station.

HOW TO GET THERE

To get to Night in the Country from Reno, take Interstate 80 out of town and drive about 20 miles. Take Exit 32 onto State Route 439 and drive roughly 20 miles until you reach Highway 50. Drive briefly on Highway 50, then turn left onto Ramsey Weeks Cutoff. Turn right onto Alternative Highway 95 and drive south into Yerington. Turn right at NV-339 and drive to the festival's entrance.

PARKING

You can purchase a parking pass for $50. This is only for cars and trucks; trailers and RVs must be parked at their campsites. Three-day parking passes are $50, though a single-day parking pass is $20.

TICKETS & PRICING

One-day general admission ticket prices start at $127. General admission 2-pack passes start at $485, and a 1-Day VIP starts at $293. Camping passes are sold separately. Three-day camping passes are $237. You can buy your tickets and passes on the event’s website.

WRAP UP

Three days of country music and tons of fun await you at Night in the Country. If you want to learn the latest about this Nevada music festival, check out Night in the Country's profiles on Facebook, Instagram, and X. Before your trip, take time to ensure you have an enjoyable and safe experience by learning more about RVing in Nevada.

3-Day RV Itinerary for the Night in the Country Music Festival

● Day 1: Arrival and Kickoff: Arrive at your preferred onsite camping area and park your RV according to the current rules. Go ahead and set up your generator and connect your RV. In the late afternoon, head to The Parlor located at the High Noon Saloon to enjoy live music and kick off the evening. By evening, you can make your way to the Toyota Main Stage to see the Phil Vassar and Shenandoah shows. After the concert, go to the Full Moon Saloon's Aftermath party that lasts until 3 a.m. ● Day 2: Games and Rolling Concerts: Sleep in until late in the morning, then take part in the Beer Relay. It's a fun obstacle course that will last into the early afternoon. After the relay, enjoy live performances on the Stampede Stage. Later in the afternoon, you can choose between the Sampling Box, where you'll enjoy craft beer, or Mud Volleyball. End the evening by attending the Priscilla Block and Cole Swindell shows. ● Day 3: Tournament and Final Showdown: Recover from Friday night's festivities by visiting the general store and buying supplies to cook a hearty breakfast. By afternoon, show off your skills in the Tournament of Champions, featuring cornhole and spikeball games. In the evening, enjoy the final headliner, Jordan Davis. After the show, the Aftermath will host one last party.

Please note, this is not the official source of the event information. While we try to be as comprehensive as possible, some details may have changed since the time this article was written. Please confirm final details with the official event page.

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