Main Parking Facility / Box Office Information and Directions
Jackson County Fairgrounds will host our Box Office and Main Parking. If you need tickets, they will be available here.
200 West Ganson Street, Jackson, MI 49201- (517) 788-4405 - Map It
Parking at the fairgrounds will be offered for $10 to offset the cost of the lot and shuttle service. A shuttle will bring you to and from the event. The shuttle will run until 1:30 am from the concert grounds to the fairgrounds lot. We cannot responsible if you are left behind. There is no overnight parking in the fairgrounds lot.
The Land of Nod has limited parking for day pass ticket holders. We are offering Preferred Parking for $15 per day, these passes can only be purchased online before the event. There is no overnight parking allowed in the preferred lot. The main parking for the event will be at the Jackson County Fairgrounds - 200 West Ganson Street, Jackson, MI 49201- (517) 788-4405 - Map It
DIRECTIONS
From the NORTH (Lansing):
Take US-127 South to I-94 East to Cooper Street (Exit #139)
Turn right on Cooper Street and stay on Cooper
Take a right before the 3rd light (the road separates) and veer to the right onto Francis St.
Turn right on Ganson Street, go to the second stop light and turn right into the Fairgrounds
From the SOUTH (Toledo/Adrian):
Toledo:
Take US-23 North to I-94 West to Cooper Street (Exit 139)
Turn left on Cooper Street and stay on Cooper
Take a right before the 3rd light (the road separates) and veer to the right onto Francis St.
Turn right on Ganson Street, go to the second stop light and turn right into the Fairgrounds
Adrian:
Take US-223 North to US 127 North, to I-94 West to Cooper Street (Exit 139)
Turn right on Cooper Street and stay on Cooper
Take a right before the 3rd light (the road separates) and veer to the right onto Francis St.
Turn right on Ganson Street, go to the second stop light and turn right into the Fairgrounds
From the EAST (Ann Arbor / Detroit):
Take I-94 West to Cooper Street (Exit #139)
Turn left on Cooper Street and stay on Cooper
Take a right before the 3rd light (the road separates) and veer to the right onto Francis St.
Turn right on Ganson Street, go to the second stop light and turn right into the Fairgrounds
From the WEST (Battle Creek / Kalamazoo):
Take I-94 East to Cooper Street (Exit #139)
Turn right on Cooper Street and stay on Cooper
Take a right before the 3rd light (the road separates) and veer to the right onto Francis St.
Turn right on Ganson Street, go to the second stop light and turn right into the Fairgrounds
Accessible / Handicapped Parking
The Land of Nod will have a limited number of accessible parking spots. With a handicapped permit you will be allowed to park within the venue. Please don’t borrow Grandma’s handicapped permit for rockstar parking, as you will be taking that opportunity from someone that really needs it.
Directions to the Land of Nod Experiment
The Venue is 70 miles west of Detroit.
From Ann Arbor/Detroit:
Take I-94 Westbound to Exit 144. This puts you on Ann Arbor Road. Turn Right on Hawkins Road. Follow the signs to the event.
From Lansing / Kalamazoo:
Take I-94 eastbound to Exit 145. Turn left on Sargent Road. Turn Right on Ann Arbor Road. Right on Hawkins Road. Follow the signs to the event.
**Please don’t try to Google or Mapquest the directions, you will get lost!**
Carpooling with Friends?
Save on parking at the event!
The Land of Nod has a carpool lot located at The Big Kmart, 3001 E. Michigan Ave Jackson, MI.
Please park in the front part of the lot, which will be marked for our use.
Please Be Courteous to Our Neighbors!
Be Courteous to our neighbors by keeping your radio at a respectable volume while you are waiting on the road to enter the venue.
Stay off our neighbors property.
Refrain from throwing trash on the roads or neighbors yards.
Don’t try to park on any roads, there is no parking for miles around the venue.
We wish to make this an annual event, it takes only one bad apple to foul this beautiful tree we have planted.
Camping
The Land of Nod has primitive camping. Showers are available for VIP ticket holders only.
Leave no trace!
Please keep this in mind when you are cleaning up to leave, by picking up all cigarette butts, zip ties, and other material out of place (MOOP) in and around your campsite.
Pack in and pack out - please take your garbage to the dumpster, rather than leave it at the site.
What to Bring?
Campers - aside from the obvious, bring water, garbage bags, camp stoves (no open flames or charcoal grills), bug spray, cigarettes, costumes. We also recommend bringing some boots - sandals are not the best choice, as the land can be rough in spots. There will be food, beverage and craft vendors on site to meet your needs. You can bring small umbrellas, chairs or blankets for your viewing comfort.
Concert Venue & Beverages
Campers will be allowed to bring one sealed bottle of water or other non-alcoholic drink into the concert venue. Bringing your own alcohol into the concert venue is prohibited.
Restricted Items
If you are camping you are allowed to bring 1 case of beer per person over 21, into the campground only. Glass and other illegal substances cannot be brought in and will be confiscated at the gate. No underage drinking. No amplified music in the campgrounds. No fireworks or charcoal grills. Ignoring these rules will result in immediate expulsion from the festival grounds.
Campfires
Unfortunately personal campfires are a no-go. We are not able to verify the safety and attendance of personal campfires. There will be a monitored community campfire that you are welcome to enjoy.
Safety
Please be prepared for rain, high winds, heat and extreme storms. Typical Michigan weather in July can vary from beautiful to stormy.
We will have first aid stations within the campground and concert venues. If you become injured, please send for help at a first aid station. There will be a paramedic team to pick you up if you are unable to walk. Please be aware of your location within the campground or concert venue. The campground is named per section, knowing your location will expedite the help you receive.
Wandering the Land
The Land of Nod is the land of wanderers...but please wander within our grounds.
Wandering into wooded areas will get you an attractive case of poison ivy or poison oak.
The festival grounds are surrounded by prison farmland, trespassing is a federal offense, which WILL result in arrest, the perimeter is constantly being monitored by the Michigan State Police. We would hate to lose you to the system.
Family Camping
If you purchased family camping, you will be directed to that camping zone upon arrival. We ask that all campers in this zone remain respectful of their neighbors i.e. watching their noise levels, expletives etc. in order to maintain a family friendly environment.
Fire Performers
Land of Nod encourages expression of all art forms. However, due to liability we cannot allow any unauthorized fire performances or open flames. Those pre-approved to perform with fire will be equipped with the proper credentials at all times during the use of fire.
Re-Entry
Sorry, there is NO re-entry. Once you leave, security cannot allow you back in.
Information Stations
There will be information stations throughout the venue. Please stop-by if you have any questions.
Other Accommodations
There are several hotels as well as campgrounds. We recommend:
Apple Creek Campground
Approximately $25-28/night
11185 Orban Road
Grass Lake, MI 49240-976
517-522-3467
www.applecreekrv.com
Comfort Inn
Approximately $100/night
2435 Shirley Drive
Jackson, MI 49202
(517) 768-0088
We will have a shuttle running from The Comfort Inn to the festival grounds.
Baymont Inn & Suites
Approximately $90/night
2035 Holiday Inn Dr.
Jackson, MI 49202
(517) 789-6000
Motel 6
Approximately $50/night
I-94 at Exit 138, West Ave
830 Royal Dr
Jackson, MI 49202
(517) 789-7186
Country Hearth Inn
Approximately $65/night
1111 Boardman Rd.
Jackson, Mi 49202
(517) 783-6404
Travelodge
Approximately $50/night
I-94 & Elm St.
901 Rosehill Dr.
Jackson, MI 49202
517-787-1111
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