The festival is always held during the first weekend of May, this year, May 2nd, 3rd and 4th, 2008. The festival's hours are from 12 PM to 7 PM on Friday, and 10 AM to 6 PM on Saturday and Sunday. Rain or Shine! Remember, rain is just wet sunshine, bring an umbrella!

The festival is held outside of Glen Rock, Pennsylvania on a beautiful organic farm. Glen Rock is about an hour north of Baltimore.

Park near the festival and take a short walk (about 3/10 of a mile) to the festival. This will cost $5.00 per car. Oversized vehicles (including busses) are $20.00. NO OVERNIGHT PARKING IN PARKING LOTS!
     

Directions to the festival parking lot. From here you will need to take a short stroll (about 3/10 of a mile) to the festival.

From York and North
Head South on I-83 to Exit 8 (Glen Rock). Turn right onto Rte. 216 West. Go into Glen Rock. Stay on 216 West for 4 miles out of Glen Rock. Turn left onto Pierceville Rd. Parking is 1/4 mile on left.

From Baltimore and South
Take I-83 North to Middletown Road Exit 31. Turn left onto Middletown Rd. Go 12.7 miles to Pierceville Rd. Turn right and parking is in lots along Pierceville Rd on the right.

From Hanover and West
Take Rte 216 East toward Glen Rock. Turn right at Sticks intersection, the junction of Rtes 216 and 516. Turn right, going one mile to Pierceville Rd. Turn left. Parking is in lots along Pierceville Road.

Click here for a map of the festival location along with directions

Go slow and read the parking signs!

Remember, no parking on the farm unless you are a vendor, performer, or a volunteer!

There will be NO BUSES/PARK N RIDE for the festival, all parking is on Pierceville Rd.
 

If you have special needs (i.e., strollers, wheelchairs, etc.), here are some suggestions:

• Have someone drop you/strollers/kids/wheelchair at the entrance to the Festival. Then they can drive to the parking field.
• The terrain at the Festival is rough - it's on a farm. So be careful!
• Call (717) 235-6610 if you need more help.

Due to the family-oriented nature of this event, please be aware of the following:

• Do not attempt to bring weapons onto the premises. Leave them in your car or at home!
• Do not attempt to bring alcohol or other intoxicants onto the premises. Patrons found on the premises with these items or intoxicated will be escorted out, no questions asked.
• There will be an ATM on premises. It will be located in Dogwood Court.
• Due to the rural area there is no cell phone service on the farm, please keep this in mind if you are coming with a large party and plan to keep in contact via cell phones. Be sure to have a “pick up” time established since you will not be able to use your phone to tell your ride you are ready to be picked up.
• If you must bring your canine friend, please keep him or her on a leash AT ALL TIMES and bring some recycled plastic bags to clean up after!
• Please respect our Fire Police friends and Fairie Festival Staff who are present for your safety!

Parking fields and some parts of the farm can get muddy when wet. Please wear appropriate footwear and watch your step! There is posion ivy.

Due to the family-friendly nature of this event:

• NO WEAPONS This is a peaceful fairie realm!
• NO INTOXICANTS Isn't the festival more fun without them?
• NO PROFANITY The goblins will wash your mouth out with soap!
• NO NUDITY We enjoy seeing all the fantastic outfits our patrons wear but have to set some guidelines due to some extremely minimal costumes worn in the past.

Spoutwood Farm reserves the right to require compliance with the above guidelines.