Travel & Lodging
Travel
Lambtown Festival is conveniently located between Sacramento and the San Francisco Bay Area, just off Interstate 80 in the quaint city of Dixon. There is ample free parking adjacent to the Dixon May Fairgrounds. Sacramento International Airport (SMF) is 27 miles from the fairgrounds; San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport (OAK) is 69 miles from the fairgrounds.
Directions
From the SF Bay Area: Follow I-80 East to exit 60 for Midway Road exit. Continue East on Midway Road for approximately 4 miles. Turn left (North) on CA-113N (South First Street.) The fairgrounds will be on the right after approximately 1.5 miles. General parking is free and located across the street from the fairgrounds.
From the Sacramento Area: Follow I-80 West to exit 66A for CA-113S toward Dixon/Currey Road. Cross Highway 80 and continue South on CA-113S (North First Street). The fairgrounds will be on the left after approximately 2.5 miles. General parking is free and located across the street from the fairgrounds.
Bus From San Francisco, Oakland, Milpitas, and Pleasanton
On Sunday, we host a charter bus – affectionately called “Wool on Wheels” – with pickup locations in San Francisco, Oakland, Milpitas, and Pleasanton. The bus arrives at the fairgrounds around 10am and leaves around 4pm. Bus tickets must be purchased through the Lambtown Festival website prior to the festival and seats are limited. Riders get an exclusive goodie bag plus festival admission.
Large groups—parties of 30 or more—are encouraged to contact our partners at CharterUP, who operate our Wool on Wheels Bus and provide San Francisco Charter Bus services throughout Northern California.
Lodging
On Site Camping
Stay close to the action with RV and Tent Camping at Lambtown Festival! All camping reservations must be made here through the Lambtown Festival website prior to the festival. Space is limited; make your reservations early.
Nearby Hotels
There are a handful of hotels in Dixon, with dozens more in the nearby cities of Davis and Vacaville. A few local hotels set asides blocks of rooms for festival attendees, vendors, and exhibitors at special rates.