Camping

Camping returns for Burning Foot 2026 — now with more space, a new layout, and a full two-day experience at Heritage Landing. Both RV and tent camping will be available on-site, giving festival-goers a convenient and immersive way to take in the weekend.

STAY WITH US

Burning Foot Beer Festival is now held at Heritage Landing in downtown Muskegon, with the event running from 3 PM – 10 PM. Lakeshore Brewers Guild Enthusiast Members & VIP ticket holders may enter at 2 PM. Traffic around downtown and the waterfront can be busy on festival weekend, so we encourage you to arrive early and allow extra time for parking and entry.

There are now two on-site camping areas to choose from at Heritage Landing:

 

Fun illustrated multi-colored squiggles

Camping

TENT CAMPING

The tent camping entrance will be located inside Heritage Landing, leading directly into the wooded tent-camping area. All sites are rustic with no power or water, and each campsite is sized at 18′ x 18′. The entrance will be clearly marked with a large white check-in tent. A limited number of tent campsites are available, so early arrival is recommended. If you have trouble locating the entrance, please visit the information tent for assistance.

Tent sites can be set up starting at 1:00 PM Friday (day before the event). There will be a check-in at the Tent Camping entrance. At check-in, you will receive your site number and your camping wristbands.

LAKESIDE RV CAMPING

The RV camping entrance will be located inside Heritage Landing near the lakeside camping area along Muskegon Lake. Directional signage and staff will guide you as you approach, and a large white check-in tent will mark the entrance. Space is limited in the RV campground, with only a small number of sites available. If you have trouble finding the RV entrance, please visit the information tent for assistance.

RV/Trailer sites can be set up starting at 1:00 PM Friday (day before the event). There will be a check-in at the RV/Trailer camping entrance. At check-in, you will receive your site number and your camping wristbands.

GENERAL INFO AND RULES FOR CAMPGROUNDS

New to the Muskegon area or coming in from out of town for the festival? Not sure where to stay or eat? Check out Visit Muskegon for all your local info. www.visitmuskegon.org.