1. WALK THROUGH THE FOREST

Take some time to explore the legendary Sherwood Forest throughout the day and night for a complete experience! You never know what you will discover. 

2.  YOGA

Start your day early with yoga. Prep your body for a day in the forest and spend time with fellow attendees.

3. DISCOVER A NEW ARTIST

In between sets, check out a new artist, one you have never heard of, and see what they are all about! You might be discovering your next favorite artist! 

4. VISIT ALL THE STAGES

Electric Forest is composed of 6 primary stages and a few other secondary stages. While staying at the main stage might sound ideal, I highly encourage you to visit all the different stages and experience the vibes they have to offer!

5. COMPLETE A SCAVENGER HUNT

There are a few scavenger hunts you can participate in at Electric Forest! Have some fun asking and looking around for clues. 

6. TRADE AT THE TRADING POST

Bring an item to trade at the Trading Post. You truly never know what you will find! Remember, no plastic or “Made in China” items are accepted.

7. VISIT THE CHAPEL 

The Electric Forest Chapel hosts real (and fake) weddings throughout the weekend. Get married, or watch fellow attendees tie the knot. 

8. CHECK OUT THE HANGAR

The Hangar is an airplane hangar decorated with a 1940s feel. It houses various activities and services, including The Barber Shop, Rosie the Riveter Recharge Station, and The Carousel Club. The Hangar Is also the perfect spot to catch some shade in between sets.

9. VISIT THE ART INSTALLATIONS 

Every year, Electric Forest showcases new and returning art installations for attendees to visit and enjoy. These beautiful art installations can be found all across the festival grounds and make for the prettiest photo ops. 

10. ATTEND A SESSION AT THE BRAINERY

The Brainery, located in the campgrounds, hosts many sessions and workshops throughout the weekend. It is a great way to meet and get to know fellow forest family members. It is also a perfect activity to check out while waiting for the festival gates to open.