General Information

VENUE: RED EAGLE CAMPGROUND,
EAST GLACIER, MT

Red Eagle Campground, located on sovereign Blackfeet tribal land, might be one of the most beautiful and pristine campgrounds you’re likely to find anywhere.  You will be in the wilderness camping amongst the Sweet Pines with the mountains named Rising Wolf, Bison, and Red Mountain watching over us.  

Camping

Camping at Fire in the Mountains is strictly limited to Red Eagle Campground

Fire in the Mountains has dedicated camping zones available for all ticket holders to enjoy…and they’re epic!  Available on a first-come, first-served basis, camping tickets can be purchased on the ticketing page. As the festival and campgrounds are located on Blackfeet Reservation land, which is a sovereign nation, it should be respected as such. 

There is No Dispersed Camping allowed on reservation land for non-tribal members

GA Camping 

    • TBA

    • Car parking is either directly next to your campsite or in a designated parking lot which is a 5-10 minute walk to your campsite, depending on if you choose the re-entry parking option or the campsite parking option.

    • Sprinter type vans can be accommodated in this camping area

    • Cost is per person

Premiere Camping

    • TBA

    • Each site fits 4 – 8 people depending on which site you choose on the ticketing checkout page

    • Each site has a picnic table

    • Each site is naturally shaded by trees and is very spacious

    • Car parking for vehicles under 20 feet and sprinter-style vans is directly next to your campsite and includes car re-entry

    • Cost is per site

Glamping 

    • TBA

    • There will be different options to choose from that fit 2-4 people

    • Beds, linen, carpets, and chairs are provided in each tent

    • Power connections available in each tent

    • Nicer bathrooms will be provided for the glamping area only

    • Cooking only allowed in the designated cooking tent. No personal stoves or fires. No charcoal or campfires allowed. Propane stoves are allowed.

    • Car parking adjacent to the glamping area and includes car re-entry

    • Cost is per tent

RV Camping

    • TBA

    • Required for anyone sleeping in a vehicle that is over 20 feet long

    • Shade tents will be allowed next to your RV - no sleeping tents.

    • Cost is per RV parking spot

Parking & Re-Entry

Glamping and Premiere Camping passes are allowed re-entry with their vehicles.  

  • GA Camping requires purchase of a parking pass – your may choose a re-entry parking pass or a campsite parking pass: Re-entry parking passes are limited.  

    • Re-entry parking pass: you can come and go with your vehicle, but you will be parked a 5-10 minute walk from your campsite.

    • Campsite parking pass you will need to stay parked for the entire weekend, but your vehicle will be parked directly next to your campsite.  This is to promote safety in the GA camping area and to encourage you to stay for the weekend, enjoying community and programming at FITM.

    • There will be free shuttles to take you into East Glacier for provisions and restaurants.  

    • Rising Wolf Outfitters will also be providing shuttles from the festival grounds to Glacier National Park that you can purchase for a small fee.

Bear Safety Course

Bear courses will be offered and every camper at FITM will be required to take one of the courses offered.  This will be a fun interactive course. It’s an opportunity full of pertinent and necessary information teaching you how to safely and responsibly be in bear habitat.  We will have dates, times, and locations of the courses as the festival dates get closer.

Bear Attractants

Anything with a scent – food, coolers, garbage, beer, soda, glass bottles (even unopened), scented candles, chapstick, toiletries, pet food, dirty utensils, pots, pans, toothpaste, sunscreen, etc. Bears have an incredibly acute sense of smell and want to explore and get into anything that has a scent. Your first order of safety is not to attract them in the first place.

Festival & Camping Rules

No weapons, firearms, or fireworks of any kind are allowed in the festival or campgrounds.  Knives are allowed in the camping area only.  Bear spray is allowed in the camping areas, but not on the festival grounds

  1. Being at Fire in the Mountains, on tribal lands comes with the requirement for you to conduct yourself with the utmost respect and courtesy.

  2. Fire in the Mountains is an alcohol-free festival.  There will not be alcohol sales at the festival.  Please respect tribal lands with this in mind.

  3. No dispersed camping is allowed outside of Red Eagle Campground on tribal lands.  This is a strict policy for non-tribal members

  4. Pets are not allowed

  5. No campfires are allowed

  6. No swimming or access is allowed at Lower Two Medicine Lake from 9:00 pm – 8:00 am

  7. No bathing and no soaps are allowed at Lower Two Medicine Lake

  8. 2 am curfew of music coming from personal radios or speakers

  9.  All trash, food, and scented items must be stored in the provided box trucks, or preferably in your locked vehicles

  10. Children 12 and under enter for free with the supervision of an adult

OUR COMMITMENT
TO OUR GROWING COMMUNITY

Fire In The Mountains 2026, at the Red Eagle Campground on the Blackfeet Nation, will be an event without alcohol.  This decision was made with respect to the wishes of our hosts and to unify under the banner of suicide prevention and mental health, and it is a decision we have become deeply aligned with.

Our aims have always been to build an event that places value on music, nature, and connection above all else, and to have a positive impact in the community that has welcomed us. We stand behind the decision of our Blackfeet partners that all of these aims can be obtained without the presence of alcohol.  The Blackfeet community has embraced Fire In The Mountains.  We expect you to respect their lands.

To read more about the relationship of alcohol to Indian Country,
please click here

We welcome, honor, and embrace people of all backgrounds and don't discriminate based on gender, ethnicity, racial background, or sexual orientation.  We will not tolerate discrimination of any sort at Fire in the Mountains as we are a community of open-minded people.