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Oktoberfest at The Camp

PROST to good times, great beer, and even better company, Oktoberfest at The Camp returns Friday, October 3 and Saturday, October 4 for two days of family- and pet-friendly celebration. Expect flowing seasonal brews, Bavarian bites and savory festival fare, lively bands and singalongs, costume flair and lederhosen contests, and a warm, community‑first atmosphere on University Drive NW. Bring the whole crew, grab a table, and soak up sunlit afternoons and cool, music-filled evenings with friends old and new.

What to Expect

Authentic Oktoberfest atmosphere: Seasonal German brews, Bavarian classics and festival‑style bites, plus charming Oktoberfest décor that sets the mood.

Live music all day: Local bands and headline sets across both nights keep energy high and the crowd dancing.

Family‑friendly fun: Activities for kids, shaded seating, and a welcoming layout so families can relax and join the celebration.

Pet‑friendly welcome: Designated areas and water stations make it easy to bring well‑behaved pups along.

Free admission all day: No cover charge; drop in any time between 11:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. each day.

Music Lineup

Friday, October 3: Carver Commodore with Local Brand, 7:00 p.m.

Rootsy grooves and high‑energy sets to kick off the weekend festival vibe.

Saturday, October 4: Joe Canada, 2:00–5:00 p.m.

Afternoon rhythms perfect for family attendees, lawn games, and relaxed sipping.

Saturday, October 4: Emily Joseph Band, 7:00 p.m.

Evening headline performance with dynamic vocals and crowd‑pleasing anthems to close out the night.

Food, Giveaways, and Extras

Local vendors and The Camp kitchen: Serving Oktoberfest classics like bratwurst and pretzels alongside inventive festival plates and seasonal sides.

Seasonal brews and sponsor pours: A rotating selection of fall beers plus specialty pours from Bud Light and Tito’s available at multiple bars.

Photo ops and themed contests: Festival backdrops, best‑dressed lederhosen contests, and fan‑favorite challenges with prizes.

Surprise giveaways and swag: Pop‑up prize drops, merch, and limited‑edition items while supplies last.

Family‑friendly extras: Kid‑approved menu items, shaded seating, and activity zones to keep little festivalgoers engaged.

Reservations and Logistics

When: Friday, October 3 and Saturday, October 4 | 11:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m.

Where: 5909 University Drive NW

Reserve a table: Guarantee your spot via OpenTable: https://www.opentable.com/booking/restref/availability?rid=1339681&lang=en-US.

Admission and accessibility: Free entry; family and pet friendly with outdoor and shaded seating.

What to bring: Bring a jacket or layer for cooler evenings, a reusable tote for swag, and a mask if you prefer extra protection.

Onsite tips: Arrive early for best seating, follow event staff for schedule updates, and use designated pet areas and hydration stations to keep furry friends comfortable.

Sponsors and Closing

Heartfelt thanks to The Prewitt Group, Renewal by Anderson, Bud Light, and Tito’s for powering the festivities and keeping the vibes high.

PROST, visit The Camp for two days of unforgettable live music, delicious bites, seasonal brews, and outstanding company.

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