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General Info

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Getting Here & Transportation

Squamish is located halfway between Vancouver and Whistler along the stunning Sea to Sky Highway (Highway 99).

Whether you’re local or visiting for the weekend, here’s how to make your way to the action:

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By Car

From Vancouver, head north on Hwy 99 for ~45 minutes. From Whistler, head south for ~1 hour. Watch for signs as you approach town.

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By transit

Squamish Transit routes 1, 2, 4, and 9 drop off within walking distance of the Loggers Sports Grounds and other festival venues.

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By Bike

Free bike storage is available at the Loggers Sports Grounds (no racks – flip and stand bikes in the grass). Bring a lock if you’d like. An attendant will be on site.

pro tip:

Leave extra time for parking and walking on busy days like Saturday and Sunday.

  • Parking

Parking is available at multiple key locations:

Primary Lot

Behind the Loggers Sports Grounds – enter via BMX/All Weather Fields off Loggers Lane.

overflow parking

Available at Hendrickson Fields.

Street closures

Cleveland Avenue will be closed during the Sunday parade. Use Loggers Lane for venue access.

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There is no parking allowed along Loggers Lane.

  • Save time and travel to the show by bike!
  • Where to Stay

Whether you’re camping, glamping, or looking for a comfy bed after a full day at the festival, Squamish has you covered:

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Hotels & Motels

Book early! Accommodations fill fast for Squamish Days weekend.

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Campgrounds

Several local sites are available nearby (check for availability).

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Short-Term Rentals

Many locals list rooms or homes for the weekend.

Visit Explore Squamish for accommodation listings and bookings.

  • Grounds Rentals
Looking to host an outdoor event at the Loggers Sports Grounds?

Rental options include:

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The Loggers Sports Grounds

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Adjacent parking lot

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Temporary campground areas

Great for movie productions, start or end of local races, other local events, and more.

  • Proof of $5 Million minimum liability insurance is required.
  • Special Event Permit from District of Squamish is required.
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Note that availability is limited and blackout periods apply, especially around festival season.

  • FAQs

Got questions? We’ve got answers.

When do the shows start and how do I enter the grounds?

Gates open at 12:00 PM and the show begins at 1:00 PM on both Saturday and Sunday. You can enter through either the front gate (off Loggers Lane) or the back gate (from the parking lot). Have your digital or printed ticket ready for scanning. 

Note cash and card are accepted for ticket purchases at the gates on Saturday, but there are no gate sales on Sunday and it sells out every year, so advance tickets are essential.

Saturday: YES. However, save a couple bucks by buying before the weekend! Cash and card are accepted at the gate on Saturday, or purchase tickets online while you wait in line.
Sunday: NO. There are no gate sales on Sunday, and the show sells out every year, so please buy your tickets online before the weekend! Buying tickets from someone else? 
To make sure resale tickets are legit: TRANSFER your tickets securely | SELL your tickets securely

There’s action right to the very end! There’s no set end-time, but the show typically runs until approximately 4:30PM on both Saturday and Sunday.

No animals or coolers, please. Bag checks are in effect and no outside alcohol is permitted on-site.

Please keep an eye on your kids – there are plenty of spots for curious little ones to wander! If you need help, head to the security volunteers near the Husqvarna tent across from the front gate.

Yes! Bring a refillable water bottle. A refill station, sponsored by Alta Lake Electric, will be available on-site.

All vendors accept debit, credit, and cash – including the Concession, Beer Garden, Rotary Beef, Souvenirs booth, and third-party vendors like Alice & Brohm and the Candy Chapman Booth.

Yes. The entire grounds are licensed, so don’t forget your ID if you plan to drink! You’ll receive a wristband once verified. Ice-cold beer, cider, hard soda (and non-alcoholic beer) and can be purchased at any of the three licensed bar locations on the grounds.
Remember, no outside alcohol allowed.
Rotary Beef BBQ Sandwiches – Available for purchase on-site (not pre-sold). Note that these sell out.
Concession – Smokies, chips, non-alcoholic drinks (yes, there’s a veggie option).
Alice & Brohm – Cold ice cream treats.
Candy Chapman Booth – Cotton candy, lemonade, and sweet snacks.
Remember, no outside alcohol allowed.

Portable washrooms are set up near both the front and back entrances.

Yes! Free bike storage is available. There aren’t bike racks, but bikes can be stood upside down. An attendant will be on site, though you can bring your own lock. Bikes must be picked up by 7 PM or they’ll be left unattended.

Please consider biking instead of driving. We have room for plenty of bikes! Note that there are no bike racks; bikes can be “stood” upside down. An attendant will be on site, and you can bring your own bike lock if desired.
All bikes must be collected by 7pm, and will be left unsupervised in the parking lot if not picked up.
To get to the bike storage area, approach the Loggers Sports Grounds (map) through Loggers Lane, enter the gravel lot and turn left. 

Yes. Buses 1, 2, 4, and 9 stop within walking distance of the grounds. See the transit schedule for more details.

Use the lot behind the Loggers Sports Grounds (off Loggers Lane at the BMX & All-Weather Fields entrance). Traffic marshals will be onsite. Overflow parking is available at Hendrickson Fields. Please don’t park along Loggers Lane.

View the parking map

Email: tickets@squamishdays.ca for any ticket-related questions.

Only use our official system to transfer or resell tickets:
TRANSFER your tickets securely | SELL your tickets securely. 
This process cancels the original ticket and issues new ones to the buyer. If your email isn’t tied to the order, we can’t guarantee it’s legit.
Need a copy of your order confirmation? Get it resent here:https://squamishdays.tickit.ca/resend
Email tickets@squamishdays.ca for ticket-related support.

Absolutely – we’d love to see your photos! Tag @squamishdaysfestival on Instagram and use #squamishdaysfestival so we can share your experience.

  • Accessibility

We strive to make the festival accessible and welcoming for all.

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Most event areas are wheelchair accessible, including the Loggers Sports Grounds

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Accessible washrooms are available on site

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Parking attendants can direct you to drop-off zones for those with mobility needs

  • merch

Squamish Days merch is only available on site at the shows during the weekend!

T-shirts, hats, and souvenirs will be sold Saturday and Sunday at the Loggers Sports Grounds. Bring a bit of the festival home with you, buy an early Christmas gift (or pick up a gift for someone who couldn’t make it).

Both cash and cards are accepted.

  • Media

We love seeing your photos and videos from the weekend!

Use hashtag #SquamishDays on social media

Tag and Follow us on Instagram and Facebook

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