Tarps, chairs, and what to bring????

[Bevin]

There are a few places just outside the festival grounds where you could possibly hang a hammock, such as the area around the kids fishing pond which you pass by between the festival box office and the actual festival garte, but there's nowhere inside the festival grounds to string up a hammock.  If you're not camping in the on-site campground I'd say leave the hammock altogether.  There are some nice grassy areas in the shade around the fishing pond or by the San Miguel river if you want to sprawl out for a nap, and you can still hear the stage just fine from there, but you'll have enough stuff to pack back and forth each day that I think the hammock would be superfluous.

[psuruns10]

Any suggestions on good travel low back chairs for the festival.  Flying in from east coast and want to be prepared.

[Skubes]

For travel ease, I recommend something from Crazy Creek, though they can get Crazy Expensive.  REI has a similar product for about half (search "legless chairs" on their site).  They'll fit in a suite case and take up minimal space.

[yojo]

Any suggestions on good travel low back chairs for the festival.  Flying in from east coast and want to be prepared.

How are you getting to the festival? do you have time to buy them once you're in CO? That may be the easiest move. REI downtown Denver if that's possible.

[zack_adcock]

For travel ease, I recommend something from Crazy Creek, though they can get Crazy Expensive.  REI has a similar product for about half (search "legless chairs" on their site).  They'll fit in a suite case and take up minimal space.

Kelty makes a chair like this as well; it's comparatively priced to the REI brand one but possibly more available:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009R9HQUC/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1430191498&sr=8-1&keywords=kelty+camp+chair&pi=AC_SY200_QL40&dpPl=1&dpID=41oRVQmBp9L&ref=plSrch