Info and FAQs

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Festival Info

  • Neon Prairie is Tulsa’s newest independent, multi-genre music and camping festival, set in the lush forests of POSTOAK Lodge. The first of its kind in the Midwest, it blends performances from top and rising artists with camping, outdoor adventures, and immersive art experiences.

  • So many things! Expect incredible musical performances from national, regional, and local talent, alongside late-night jam sessions, yoga sessions, live art, meditation workshops, and dance-like-nobody’s-watching moments—all set beneath Oklahoma’s stunning starry night sky.

  • It’s all happening in the 1,000 acre forest surrounding POSTOAK Lodge, an event and retreat center located about 15 minutes North of Downtown Tulsa.


    The official festivities starts on Saturday, September 6 from 4 pm - 3 am, and then Sunday, September 7 from 2 pm - 10 pm (but check back here later in case the times change).

    This year we’ll have a pre-party on Friday, September 5 that gives a preview of the Neon Prairie in a more intimate setting at Postoak Lodge. You’ll get to know our musicians and network with the coolest peeps in town.

    This year we’re opening up options for anyone to purchase a parking pass so they can park onsite at Postoak Lodge, otherwise it is required to take one of our complimentary shuttles from the Osage Casino or Tulsa Community College (TCC) parking lots. More details coming about all of this soon!

  • You’re in for a treat for sure! We spend a ton of time curating our lineup with must-know nationally known musicians and our best local and regional talent. We’ll announce the lineup soon, stay tuned for more!

  • Neon Prairie is for the dreamers, adventurers, and all-around good vibes seekers—those who love creating new memories and want to be part of building one of the most epic festivals in the country. We welcome those who are excited to grow with us, share feedback (email us at feedback@nptulsa.com anytime!), and embrace the journey as we fine-tune the magic. After all, Rome wasn’t built in a day!

    If you believe in uniting the community through music, celebrating our beautiful diversity, pushing creative boundaries, and honoring both nature and tradition in our enchanted forest, then you’re in the right place.

    If this sounds like your vibe… welcome to Neon Prairie!

  • Neon Prairie isn’t for you if:

    • You bring a bad attitude and don’t care about the people around you.

    • You think littering is normal (spoiler: it’s not).

    • You steal, break the rules, or cause trouble.

    • You plan to wander off past security into the wild (beware of bobcats, ticks, and rattlesnakes!).

    • You’re just here to make things harder for others instead of embracing the experience.

    We love you, but if any of this sounds like you… this might not be the festival for you right now.

  • Tickets will go on sale soon! Sign up to our email list for updates

  • We have camping, RV camping, and the comfy “Staycation” options at the POSTOAK Lodge rooms itself onsite for the weekend… This is perfect if you don’t like driving home late at night (Hello, after party until sunrise in our forest!). If you’re in for the ULTIMATE Neon Prairie experience and want a front row seat at our Saturday afternoon Oasis party with DJs and pool access.

    We have partnerships with hotels throughout Tulsa that would love to host you also. The camping and lodge rooms on site will have limited space… so check back here soon to get yours as they’ll be ready to book online soon.

  • Yes, you will be able to purchase a ticket specifically for camping once they become available. Just remember that you need to buy an admission ticket in addition separately.

  • Yes! This is an all-ages event but attendees under 18 must enter with a parent or legal guardian. We're more kid-friendly during the day as it's definitely an “adult” festival later in the evenings:  We’ll have a super fun kiddy area that the adults will envy, but there will be free-flowing alcohol, we're 420 friendly, and the music sets may have swear words (but usually later at night… otherwise earplugs for the kiddos come in handy here!), and people from all walks of life expressing themselves… some fully clothed but others might be scantily clad. Please keep this in mind, especially when bringing kids, and we look forward to having a great time with all of you at the festival!

  • Check back here often for more details that we’ll share later about:

    • Our initiatives to support local musicians, artists, nonprofits, and sustainability efforts

    • Delicious food and drink options

    • How to volunteer, join our leadership team, or become an ambassador

    • What to bring or not bring to the festival

    • What to wear or not to wear to represent and get into the Neon Prairie vibe!

    • Our safety protocols (Safety comes first… always!)

    • Parking options

Festival Rules

  • When attending the festival, it's essential to know what items are prohibited and what you can bring along. Here's a detailed list to help you prepare: 

    Prohibited Items for General Entry, VIP, and Camping:

    • Weapons:  No pocket knives, firearms, or any kind of weapons.

    • Drugs:  Illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia are not allowed, including nitrous oxide and helium tanks.

    • Containers:  Gas containers of any kind are prohibited, except for small propane containers used for cookstoves.

    • Explosives:  Fireworks, flying prayer lanterns, and any explosives are strictly forbidden.

    • Aerosols:  Aerosol sprays are not permitted, but bug spray and sunscreen in containers of 6 oz or less are okay.

    • Pets:  Leave your pets at home, as they are not allowed.

    • Miscellaneous:  Items such as laser pointers, professional audio/video recording devices, drones, chain wallets, cleated shoes, clothing promoting drugs or gangs, large shade tents, air horns, and personal transportation devices (bikes, boards, skates, scooters) are all prohibited.

    • Fire Safety:  No charcoal grills, open flames, or candles are allowed. However, small Coleman cookstoves using propane tanks are okay.

    • Quiet Hours:  Generators are not permitted between 10pm and 10am.

    • Prohibited Items:  Tiki torches, kegs, and large sound systems are not allowed. Portable speakers must be 11x5x5 inches or smaller. If your neighbors ask you to lower your music, please respect their request.

  • Permitted Items for Weekend or Single Day Guests:

    • Seating:  You can bring low-back camp chairs.

    • Essentials:  Items like cell phones, bug spray, sunscreen (6 oz or less), non-professional cameras, medium backpacks or purses (18x13x8 inches or smaller), blankets, towels, chapstick, lipstick, eye drops, and makeup are allowed.

    • Water Bottles:  Empty reusable water bottles (32 oz or less) are permitted.

    • Transportation:  Strollers and wagons are allowed, but double-wide strollers are not.

    • Tech and Accessories:  GoPros (without sticks), sunglasses, and mints are okay to bring.

    • Fun:  And most importantly, don’t forget to bring your good times!

  • If you have medical prescriptions, they must be in their original containers with labels that match your legal ID. Please have them approved by festival staff. If you require insulin, notify security upon arrival. They will guide you to medical staff who can assist with secure storage.

    For any medical needs that require special consideration, please contact us before the festival.

Getting Here

  • Where to Park & Shuttle Hours

    More information coming soon!

    Security Check

    There will be a quick security check before entering the festival that will check for prohibited items. Please refer to the prohibited items section below. 

    Please note: Coolers and outside alcohol are not permitted for attendees who are not camping on-site.

  • All camping guests (car + tent and RV campers) are allowed to arrive at the festival on Friday, September 5th after 5pm. Only 1 vehicle is allowed per camping space purchased.

    Where to Park:

    The camping parking area is located directly adjacent to the campground, so you’ll have quick and easy access to your car throughout the weekend.

    Venue Address

    POSTOAK Lodge

    5323 W 31st St N, Tulsa, OK 74127

    (Tip: Enter this into your GPS for the most direct route)

    Check-In:

    Upon arrival, you will be directed to the campground area where you will be checked in and given your wristband(s).

    Security Check:

    There will be a quick security check before you’ll be allowed to set up camp that will check for prohibited items. Please refer to the prohibited items section below.  

    Setting Up Camp

    Once you arrive at the festival grounds, you’ll find signs and volunteers directing you to the camping area. You’ll have plenty of space to set up your tent and make yourself at home for the weekend. Whether you’re staying in an RV, trailer, or keeping it simple, we’re excited to have you be part of our Neon Prairie camping community!

    If You Need to Leave Before Monday morning

    Campers are encouraged to leave Monday morning, September 8. If an emergency arises and you have to leave, please let a volunteer or member of the Neon Prairie staff know so that they can safely escort you off-site.

  • VIP Parking Location

    Our VIP guests, who have a parking pass included with their ticket, are allowed to enter the festival anytime after 12pm on Friday, September 6th and Saturday, September 7th.

    Where to Park

    As a VIP with a parking pass, you’ll enjoy the convenience of onsite parking at POSTOAK Lodge. This exclusive parking area is just steps away from the festival grounds, so you’ll have quick and easy access to all the action.

    Address

    POSTOAK Lodge

    5323 W 31st St N, Tulsa, OK 74127

    (Tip: Enter this into your GPS for the most direct route)

    VIP Check-In

    Upon arrival there will be volunteers letting you know where to park and directing you to the check in tent. There you will be checked in and given your wristband.

    Security Check

    There will be a quick security check before entering the festival that will check for prohibited items. Please refer to the prohibited items section below.

    VIP Liaison: There will be a VIP Liaison table in the Main Lodge for any questions, requests, or assistance throughout the weekend.

    If You Are Camping in the Campgrounds

    Camping guests are allowed to arrive on site Thursday, September 5th after 5pm.

    After check in, you will be directed to our campgrounds where you can park and set up your campsite. Our team will be on hand to assist with anything you need, ensuring your camping experience is as comfortable as possible. 

    Campers are not allowed to leave before Sunday. If an emergency arises and you have to leave, please let a volunteer or member of the Neon Prairie staff know so that they can safely escort you off-site.  

    If You Are Staying in the Cabins

    After check in, you will be directed to your cabin. If you have any questions or concerns regarding your accommodations, please consult your VIP Liaison at the Main Lodge.

Camping Info

  • No. Festival passes are sold separately; anyone camping must have their own festival wristband.

  • On-site festival camping is only allowed for attendees who are camping or staying in our cabins. For festival safety, vehicle entry is only allowed during specific times, which will be announced closer to the festival.

    No re-entry. After these times, entry to the festival grounds is by shuttle only or if permission is given in writing from the Neon Prairie.

  • If you arrive after vehicle entry times you can park at any shuttle location and shuttle to the festival.

  • You can bring one vehicle per camping space and the vehicle must park in your camping space. You may also park at the shuttle locations and take a shuttle to the festival grounds. There will be some wagons available for use at the Welcome Info Tent to help haul luggage and equipment if taking the shuttle.

    Lodging will have 1 parking spot allotted per tent or room.

    • NO glass

    • NO pyro stuff (tiki torches, fireworks, or the like)

    • NO firepits

    • NO weapons of any kind

    • NO drugs or drug paraphernalia

    • NO pets (with exception of service animals)

  • No firepits. Small camping stoves or grills that use a fuel like propane are allowed.

  • You are welcome to bring your own food and drink into campgrounds. Campers who are over 21 may bring alcohol.  We are limiting alcohol to up to three items of either cases of beer, boxes of wine, or bottles of liquor per campsite.

  • Yes. We encourage you to bring refillable water bottles as there will be refilling stations in all the campgrounds.

  • Yes.

  • Yes, there will be an area reserved for family and quiet camping, located next to general camping.

  • Yes, Quiet hours are from 4am to 8am everyday.

  • You can bring the RV but you will need to purchase an additional camping space.

  • There will be port-a-potties at the camping areas. Showers will be available for additional purchase. Restrooms and showers are available to guests staying in the lodges.

  • Power is not provided for campers, so please plan accordingly and bring your own battery-powered lanterns or headlamps.

    Generators are allowed during daylight hours, but please be respectful of your neighbors.

    Lodging will have limited power.

  • No, there won’t be any waste dumps or water hookups available for RVs. Please plan accordingly as Neon Prairie is a pack-it-in, pack-it-out and leave-no-trace festival experience.

  • There will be minimal security at the campgrounds. Place valuables and other property in a secure container and out of sight. A security and info tent will be stationed at the festival campground entrance to answer questions.