FAQs

  • Breakfast & Lunch: On your own / Community Kitchen

    Dinner: Provided Tuesday-Saturday. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and nut-free available. (Dietary restrictions? Make sure to let us know in your registration form.)

    Please bring your own reusable plate, utensils and a mesh drying bag if possible - you know the drill!

    Community Kitchen:

    • Coffee/tea available all day

    • Refrigerators and coolers for food storage (first come, first served)

    • Limited breakfast (probably something like yogurt, granola, fruit, etc.)

    • Assorted snacks (provided by the organizing team and kind community members who are driving and can pitch in)

    • Propane grills for meat and veg cooking

    • Ice for sale, $5/bag

    There is NO cooking allowed outside of the Community Kitchen tent. Campers may only use tent-site propane camp stoves to boil water.

  • Like Michfest, this gathering centers lesbians, dykes, and queer individuals who have experienced femaleness, whether currently or in the past.

    All former Michfest workers, performers, craftswomen, intensive workshop leaders are invited. See our policies page for more info about who are welcomed as your family/guests. 

  • Yes! All former Michfest workers, performers, craftswomen, and intensive workshop leaders, regardless of your current gender identity, are welcome. Please see our policies page for more details.

  • We will not be providing airport shuttles, but you can organize informally on Facebook or WhatsApp. 

  • Contact us with your ideas! We’re still building out the schedule.

  • We are not offering childcare, but encourage you to reach out to other parents to informally plan childcare. 

  • Yes! There will be a crafts area, and anyone who has bought a ticket can sell their products - please send us an email if you plan to do so, so that we can ensure that we have space for everyone. Note that space is limited, and you cannot park your vehicle or camp in the same area as the booths. Please bring your own booth/table if possible.

  • Yes! Details are still being worked out, please send us an email if you would like to interpret, or know of anyone who may be interested. 

  • We have an accessibility crew. You'll be asked on your registration form what accommodations you may need. Please let us know by June 5 if you have any accessibility needs so that we can make it happen!

    Electricity for medical needs: If you have pre-registered an electrical medical need, you will need to bring your rechargeable battery to a charging station. There is a charging station with multiple outlets near the Outer RV shower. Please ask for assistance if you need help getting your battery or your medical or mobility device to a charging station.

    See below for RV-related accessibility info.

  • Camping on The Land is intended to be a “dry camping” experience. This means there are no water or electric hook-up sites or dumping facilities anywhere on the Land.

    Camping in the RV area must be pre-registered directly with WWTLC. Once you have purchased your 2025 ticket to an event (or multiple events), you should register the RV at the following link: https://tinyurl.com/wwtlc25rv. Then, when you arrive on the Land, you will be directed to the RV Coordinator Tent where staff will take you to your registered camping spot.

    RV Camping is located at Treeline and Outer RV, with shuttles running frequently to Triangle and Downtown areas.

    RV Camping is intended for sleeping vehicles such as an RV motor home, travel trailer, pop-up, minivan, truck or car. You may set up an adjacent tent for socializing and/or storage, but sleeping in a tent is not permitted for safety reasons. Once your RV is set up, it must remain parked at all times during your stay.

    Outer RV has a centrally located water spigot for potable, delicious water. There are also accessible showers with shower benches, and showers with privacy curtains. Also available are sinks for brushing your teeth and a dressing area with hooks for clothes and towels, and benches for waiting or dressing.

    Generators may only be run between the hours of 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM. When running a generator, please limit it to one hour, then wait at least two hours before running again.

    Accessible RV: when registering your RV, make sure to include any mobility needs, such as a request for a parking spot close to the road for ease of access to shuttles.

    Electricity for medical needs: If you have pre-registered an electrical medical need, you will need to bring your rechargeable battery to a charging station. There is a charging station with multiple outlets near the Outer RV shower. Please ask for assistance if you need help getting your battery or your medical or mobility device to a charging station.

    If you are renting an RV that is to be delivered to the Land, you must be at the Front Gate to meet and escort the RV delivery person to your designated RV spot and then escort the delivery vehicle back to the Front Gate. You will follow this same procedure on Load Out day.

    Resources:

    • A list of off-Land dumping stations is available at the RV Coordinator’s tent.

    • Many women rent RVs and have them delivered to the Land. Websites that have been used include: www.outdoorsy.com and www.rvrental.com

  • Some folks are using local AirBnBs in Hart. You can also bring or rent an RV (see below).

  • We're still working out the details on disbursing scholarships but please send us an email so we can add you to the list!

    If you want to donate, please do so here: https://donorbox.org/2025-mwmf-crew-scholarship

  • Tickets are non-refundable, but are transferable. Please reach out to us if you need to change your plans.

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