Camp Alderwild 2026 will mark the festival’s final year in Telluride

The upcoming 2026 edition of Camp Alderwild will be the festival’s last in Telluride before relocating to a new venue designed to support future growth.

Of The Tree’s festival, Camp Alderwild is preparing to close out an era. The festival has announced via its official Instagram account that the 2026 edition of the curated bass music gathering, taking place August 28 – 29 2026, will be the festival’s final year in Telluride before moving to a new location.

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The announcement was shared through Camp Alderwild’s official social media channels, where organizers thanked the town and local community for helping shape the event’s identity. While the new destination has not yet been revealed, organizers said Telluride “will always be an important part of our story.”

According to the announcement, the move is intended to expand what Camp Alderwild can offer attendees while preserving the event’s core identity. The new venue will feature on-site camping for all attendees, improved accessibility, additional stages, and more room for the festival to grow in the years ahead.

Since launching in 2025, Camp Alderwild has become a sought-after event centered on immersive bass music, alpine scenery, and community-driven experiences. The festival was built around Of The Trees’ long-standing vision of creating an event that prioritizes nature, high-quality sound systems, and an intentional atmosphere over a traditional festival format.

This year’s edition returns to Telluride Town Park in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains with Of The Trees and Daily Bread serving as co-headliners. The lineup also includes artists such as EAZYBAKED, Cool Customer, Bad Snacks, Surfteam, YOKO, and the debut back-to-back performance from Detox Unit and Koan Sound, alongside visuals from Android Jones.

For now, organizers say their focus remains on giving Telluride “the send-off it deserves.” Camp Alderwild also confirmed that tickets for the August 28 – 29 event are already more than 75% sold out as fans prepare for the festival’s final chapter in Telluride.

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Ashley

I’ve been a part of the dance music scene for nearly a decade and with Exron for more than half of that time. My first event was Diplo’s Mad Decent but these days you’ll find me at Club Space or the Brooklyn Mirage. Some of my top artists are G Jones, Tipper, Of The Trees, and CharlestheFirst. My favorite genres are techno, experimental bass, and ambient but I’ll get down to anything with a beat!

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