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We want your experience to be safe and fun.
Idaho’s backcountry is beautiful and it’s important to remember you’re surrounded by wilderness as well as other people. This information is here to help you plan ahead.
Idaho already has over 25k miles of trails to enjoy; please don’t blaze your own.
Pack out what you bring in and minimize campfire impacts by never leaving a fire unattended and thoroughly extinguishing all fires.
Without fences, everything can feel limitless, but please remember to respect posted signs and leave gates how you found them.
It’s not uncommon to see wild animals such as deer or elk near Yellow Pine. Take it slow and keep your food and hands to yourself.
Free general parking is available in town, one-half block from all the action. Special areas are designated for ATVs and Cycles. Parking areas are shown on the festival map.
The Corner is open for lunch and dinner serving a limited menu. There are food vendors at the festival. There is breakfast at the Community Hall, Friday, Saturday and Sunday morning, for only $6 (as a festival fundraiser).
Water is available from the faucet on the south edge of the property by the Schoolhouse Museum, a faucet at the Veteran’s Memorial, and on the south side of the old General Store.
Ice is available from the General Store, the Yellow Pine Tavern and The Corner.
Gas can be purchased from the General Store. Diesel may be purchased from The Corner (park in General Parking and go into the business to purchase.)
Lodging
Local lodging accommodations fill up early in Yellow Pine. It is strongly recommended that you contact these locations before July, to check on availability:
Camping
The “Yellow Pine” campground is less than a mile south of town. The “Golden Gate” campground is about two miles south of town on the Johnson Creek road; the “Devil’s Bathtub Campground” is just down the East Fork road; there is also free camping in the forest around the town (with portable toilets). There is also other free stream-side camping further away.
Yellow Pine does not have an RV dump station.
Both the Valley County Sheriff’s office and Forest Service Law Enforcement will be present at the festival. They are helping us make this a fun-filled, family-friendly event, by watching for unattended campfires, drinking while driving, and other illegal activities.
Trash cans, recycling cans, and portable toilets are available throughout and around town.
Your well-controlled, LEASHED, domestic pets are welcome in Yellow Pine. There is a leash law within all USFS boundaries (which includes all nearby campsites). Animals should not be left in vehicles during the day as the heat builds quickly in the vehicles at this elevation and time of year. The safety of all pets is important in Yellow Pine.
The Yellow Pine Music and Harmonica Festival is a family-friendly event where the health and comfort of families and performers is of the utmost concern. We ask that people refrain from smoking in the outdoor audience and performance areas at all times during the festival.
During the festival, the local weather is generally chilly in the mornings and gets quite warm by mid-afternoon. Even when it gets hot during the afternoon, it cools off overnight.
The Yellow Pine Music Festival is a production of The Village of Yellow Pine.
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