INTO THE WOODS

We are delighted to announce, for the first time, we’ll be packing up all the things you love about The Charleston Pour House and taking a trip ‘Into the Woods’ October 4-6th of 2019.

Into the Woods is Charleston Pour House’s inaugural camping festival. It will feature three days of premium lakeside camping and two nights of music by national and regional touring acts. The event will be held on the grounds of a true Lowcountry gem, The Charleston Woodlands, conveniently located across the road from Middleton Plantation. Festival attendees will feel completely transported into another world while only being a short 20-minute drive from all the conveniences of Charleston. In true Pour House fashion, the lineup, production, and experience will be first-rate and unlike anything else happening in the area.

TICKETS

All tickets include primitive camping, parking, and shuttle to and from parking to festival site. Camping upgrades are available!

• General Admission Ticket – $145

• FREE • Children 5 and under

• $30 • Children age 6-15

• All children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult or guardian at all times

Primitive camping for Into the Woods is included in the purchase price of each general admission ticket. Primitive camping is conveniently located within 100 yards of the main stage gates and extends throughout the festival grounds. A designated Quiet Camping area will also be provided. Upon Friday arrival primitive campers will drive a gorgeous 4-miles “into the Woods” with their vehicle to a designated drop zone at the festival site. Primitive campers will unload their gear and pick a campsite. Once unloaded, the driver and vehicle will return to the parking area at the front of the property and then return to the festival site on the provided shuttles (on a constant loop). Saturday Load-In will have designated drop-off hours so that we keep the festival grounds as car free and safe as possible throughout the weekend.

Additional upgrades to tickets provided by Charleston Woodlands and can be purchased as add-ons through the above ticket link. Admission to the festival is not included with camping upgrades; festival admission tickets must be purchased in addition to any camping upgrades.

CAR CAMPING ON NORTH LAKE:

Campers will enjoy spectacular waterfront campsites on North Lake. Located within a 15 minute walk to the festival grounds, North Lake provides campers both convenience and a remote experience in nature. Campsites are 20’×20′ and are limited to (1) vehicle which must remain parked throughout the weekend. 4 ticket holders permitted per car camping campsite. Price $140

RV CAMPING TICKET AT BRUSH DRUM:

Campers will enjoy beautiful lakefront camping while only being a 5 minute walk to the festival grounds. Each campsite is 25’×40′ and is allowed (1) vehicle, (1) RV or pull behind trailer which must remain parked throughout the weekend. Campsites do not include power or water and tow vehicle must fit into allotted space or moved to the alternate parking lot. Price $250

DELUXE CAMPING PACKAGE:

This package is perfect for those looking to camp close to the action without bringing the camping gear. Each campsite is set on the edge of Brush Drum Lake and includes a Charleston Woodlands Elevated Tent. Each Elevated Tent comes ready to go with solar lights and air mattresses. Simply bring pillows and bedding and you are good to go! Each campsite is 20’×30′ and is allowed (1) vehicle which must remain parked throughout the weekend. Price $300

QUIET RV & CAR CAMPING TICKET:

This camping option is for those looking to enjoy the festivities while also having the option to break away for some peace and quiet in nature. Campers have access to a complimentary shuttle to and from the festival grounds. Each campsite is allowed (1) vehicle, and/or (1) RV or pull behind trailer. Tow vehicle must fit into allotted space or be moved to the alternate parking lot. Price $125

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Wild and Awake Yoga

Mission Yoga:

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We believe yoga is a vibrantly alive wisdom tradition and we utilize the ancient texts of yoga as well as modern psychology and exercise science to celebrate our part of that tradition.

Mission Yoga has always been an evolving conversation about what yoga is and where yoga is going. Our hand selected team of senior teachers are known for their distinct voices and their dedication to personal inquiry through meditation as well as movement. They are collaborative in their efforts to create a dynamic conversation between teachers and practitioners that doesn’t define yoga but explores it.

Movement, Meditation, Inquiry, Creativity, and Community are at the heart of Mission Yoga’s vision. We are proud to be considered a place of higher learning within the field of yoga among the teachers and students of Charleston.

Yoloha:

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Yoloha is here to help you build your physical skills, challenge you along the way, and achieve a greater sense of presence. Our classes are built for all levels, from beginner to advanced.

KAYAK – SUP

KAYAKING/PADDLE BOARDING

Kayak and SUP rentals by the hour on the Swallow Tail and Brush Drum Lakes at the festival site:
3pm- Sunset Friday
9am-Sunset Saturday
9am-4pm Sunday
These will be available as a walk up service (no pre- reservations)

Jump on a kayak or SUP to explore the clear water lakes while enjoying music from the water. All safety equipment provided. Participants must sign waiver. All rentals must have at least one participant 18 years or more on the water with them at all times.
• Single Kayaks
• Tandem Kayaks
• Stand Up Paddle Boards

Guided Paddle through the Blackwater Cypress Swamp:

Join us for a meditative paddle under the towering canopy of Bald Cypress and Tupelo trees the Blackwater swamp at Charleston Woodlands. A naturalist guide will help navigate through the narrow paths between the cypress knees as you explore this hidden blackwater oasis. The perfect way to check out and get your mind right before jumping back into the festivities at “into the woods”. Choice of single or double kayak, all necessary equipment, guide, and 5 minute shuttle service included.

• $63 per person for single kayaks (normal rate $79)
• $55.50 per person for tandem kayaks

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Provided by: Charleston Kayak Company

FESTIVAL GUIDELINES

Prohibited Items in campgrounds and property

Illegal drugs / drug paraphernalia — No illegal substances of any kind. Prescriptions must match name of prescription holder legal ID card.
Weapons — any weapons of any kind, including firearms
Fireworks of any kind or size
Glass bottles or containers of any kind
Excessive Alcohol in Campgrounds — No Kegs. Two (2) cases of beer, Two (2) plastic bottles of 1.75 L liquor, Two (2) boxes of wine PER VEHICLE for patrons that are 21+ are permitted. NO GLASS.
Unlicensed vending
Glowsticks
Outside Firewood
Motorized vehicles (golf carts, ATVs, etc.)
Pets are strictly prohibited
Box trucks
Drones of any size
Paper Lanterns (aka Peace Lanterns, Sky Lanterns, or other floating lanterns)
Professional Cameras (ie.,those with removable lenses) and no video at all, without appropriate credentials
Helium or other pressurized gas tanks
Generators (whisper generators (60db or less) only, allowed in upgraded camping areas, no generators in primitive camping
Public nudity is prohibited in the State of South Carolina
Offensive Items — Into the Woods reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to prohibit the display or exhibition of any item or message that Into The Woods deems to be offensive

Prohibited Items inside venue/stage areas:

Illegal drugs / drug paraphernalia — No illegal substances of any kind. Prescriptions must match name of prescription holder legal ID card.
Backpacks and large bags are prohibited in the Show Field. Bag policy:
- Empty hydration packs that are less than 5” deep are permitted. No “cargo-carrying” hydration packs.
- Bags smaller than 4.5” x 5.5” x 9” are allowed
- Fanny packs are allowed
- Any bags larger than 4.5” x 5.5” x 9” must be clear
- All bags will be searched upon entering the venue.
Any weapons of any kind
Coolers
Wagons
Glowsticks
Hammocks
Outside food or beverage
Tents or shade structures — small umbrellas are allowed, but only behind or even with the FOH/Soundboard.
Inflatable furniture and furniture larger than a standard lawn chair. Blankets and low-back chairs are allowed, but only behind “no chair zone”. No chairs or place holding.
Selfie sticks
Public nudity is prohibited in the State of South Carolina
Mobile Totems and Flags
Offensive Items — Into the woods reserves the right to prohibit the exhibition of any item that Into The Woods deems offensive.

Patrons are subject to search upon entering the Venue/stage area. Into the Woods is not responsible for confiscated items. Prohibited items subject to change.

** Into the Woods reserves the right, at all times and in the sole and absolute discretion of event organizers, either to deny any person entry into or to eject any person from the festival venue and/or the event site for violation of any festival event rules, including, but not limited to, seeking to bring into and/or possessing or using any prohibited items while on the festival venue and/or festival site. All such festival event rules may be updated or modified from time to time, with or without notice.

FAQ

Where is Into The Woods going to take place?

Charleston Woodlands is located on Hwy the 61 directly across from Middleton Place Plantation around 20 minutes from downtown Charleston.

What is your youth policy?

Children 5 and under are free. Children age 6 to 15 will have a special discounted ticket for $30. Youth between 16 and 18 will need full price tickets. All children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at ALL times.

Is there re-entry to the festival? Do gates close?

Yes! Gates open at 12:00 pm Friday. Ticket holders with off site accommodations can leave at any time. The festival ends at 5pm on Sunday. There will be no overnight camping on Sunday night. Do not remove your wristband. You must have your wristband on to get back into the festival. Box office hours are Friday: 12:00 pm – 11:00 pm, Saturday: 10:00 am – 11:00 pm, and Sunday: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm.

Can I choose my campsite or camp next to friends?

Primitive camping patrons will be able to camp anywhere in the primitive camping area.
Car camping, RV camping and Deluxe Camping ticket holders will be assigned a space based on a first-come, first-served policy.

If you would like to camp with friends, please arrive at the festival together.

What is primitive camping?

Primitive camping for Into the Woods is included in the purchase price of each general admission ticket. Primitive camping is conveniently located within 100 yards of the mainstage gates and extends throughout the festival grounds. A designated Quiet Camping area will also be provided. Upon Friday arrival primitive campers will take the 4-mile trek “into the Woods” with their vehicle to a designated drop zone at the festival site. Primitive campers will unload their gear and pick a campsite. Once unloaded the driver and vehicle will return to the parking area at the front of the property and then return to the festival site on the provided shuttle. Saturday Load-In will have designated hours so that we keep the festival grounds as car free and safe as possible throughout the weekend.

What is your refund policy?

This is a rain or shine event. All ticket sales are final.

Can I bring in my own Alcohol?

We want everyone to enjoy their time at Into the Woods and strongly encourage responsible drinking. Outside alcohol is allowed in Camping areas but will NOT be allowed inside the Festival Gates (No Glass Bottles). Our General Store will have canned beer, wine and other to-go options for camp site stock. We will have multiple bars set up inside the festival gates with a variety of spirits to purchase.

Can I bring my own food and drinks?

No outside food or drink will be allowed in the concert grounds. However, two factory sealed water bottles will be allowed into the festival. Save your money though and bring an empty reusable container or a camelback and use them to fill up water at our free water stations.

Campgrounds: You are allowed to bring food and beverage items into the campgrounds. We ask that you please do not bring bottles and consider cans as it helps our recycling efforts and ensures a safe campground. We will also have water refill stations.

Where can I stay if I don’t want to camp?

There are multiple options for hotels throughout the Charleston Area.

• The Inn at Middleton Place is the closest and across the street.
LIMITED DISCOUNTED ROOMS AT MIDDLETON PLACE

• Summerville SC (11.2 miles / 17 minute drive)

• Charleston International Airport (14.8 miles / 21 minute drive)

• West Ashley / Citadel Mall (12.4 miles/21 minute drive)

• Downtown Charleston / Marion Square (15.1 miles/27 minute drive)

What is your pet policy?

Service animals are allowed, all other dogs are not!

Into the Woods welcomes and supports the rights and attendance of all persons with disabilities that rely on the special skills of a trained service animal. What we DO NOT support, nor will tolerate, are pets being misrepresented by their owners as service animals, when in fact they are not. So please, don’t do it.

Service Animal Definition:

A ‘service animal’ means “any dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability. The work or tasks performed by a service animal must be directly related to the handler’s disability.”

Emotional support or comfort animals are not considered service animals under the ADA and therefore are not allowed at Into The Woods.

Service Animal Policies:

• Service animals must be accompanied by the handler with the disability at all times.
• Service animals must be under the control and supervision of their handler at all times.
• Service animals are not permitted to be left in camp unattended under any circumstances.
• Handlers are required to be prepared for, and clean-up after, their animals at all times.
• We reserve the right to remove and/or refuse access to any service animal from the campgrounds or venues if that animal is deemed to be a health or safety threat to festival patrons, staff, or other service animals, or in violation of these policies.
• All service animals must be credentialed by the ITW staff (see the procedures below).

Service Animal Procedures:

All patrons with disabilities attending Into the Woods this year with a service animal will need to have that animal credentialed by Into the Woods staff at the main gate.

What will you need to do? It’s easy. Once you arrive, come to the Main Gate. Staff will speak with you, record your contact information and give you a collar tag for your service animal.

Is this a family friendly event?

Absolutely! Into the Woods is a family friendly event, however we will not have activities and programming geared specifically toward children at this event. We plan on doing more family friendly events that will include youth programming in the future.

Are fires allowed?

Yes, Fires are allowed, only in raised fire pits. No fires on the ground, no digging holes. We will have large community fire pits placed throughout the site. Firewood will be for sale on site. Festival goers can also gather wood on site.

• No outside firewood allowed