From the archive
Lodging, First Edition
The first website's page on camping and lodging near the festival.
Photo: Eden Aviv / Wikimedia Commons, CC0. Illustrative image.
Festival archive. This page keeps what the old Doo-Nanny festival website published on this domain. doo-nanny.com is now an independent magazine: it is not affiliated with the festival or its organisers and does not sell tickets, camping or vendor places. Prices, dates and contact details of the original page are not reproduced. More in the archive.
Lodging
Where Do I Stay When I'm There?
Primitive CampingYou can get started with basic tents and sleeping bags, but this is another area of Doo-Nanny culture where we want to encourage extreme creativity. This is where tying stuff to the top of your car comes in.....creative Tarpology(we do a workshop on this), rugs, plants, hanging fabric, sofas, art, etc, etc, are some of the ways to take it up a notch, and this makes the village more creatively cohesive and enjoyable for all. Join with other campers to create a "neighborhood" with your own lounge and cooking fire. Create a game or other interactive element to your camp. Create, surprise, amuse......there will be a prize for the most creative encampment.
Camper/RVSmall campers, RVs, utility vans.
Larger RVs have to camp in the cow pasture because anything over 20' won't make the turn by the Big Sweetgum tree (don't even try it!!)
Showers/Water
We do have good well water and solar showers and WORM POWERED outhouses for men and women.
Motels/Hotels
Closest Motels/Hotels are in Phenix City Alabama
Phil Cheney says bring warm clothes