Moto Craft Camp
Stay onsite and wake up surrounded by friends and music in the air.
Make a weekend of it.
Whether you're looking to pitch your tent and share it with friends, or park your RV onsite, you've got a range of options to keep you close to the action.
Camping is added during ticket checkout.
Lawn Tent Camping
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Basic 15’ x 15’ campsite that can accommodate up to 4 people and up to 2 small tents.
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Campsite assigned on a first come, first serve basis.
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Free parking for one vehicle in our designated parking area.
Weekend Rate: $150
Van Camping
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Large 20’ x 30’ campsite that can accommodate up to 6 people, plus vehicle and tent.
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Campsite assigned on a first come, first serve basis.
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Includes one vehicle per campsite, plus one additional vehicle in designated parking area.
Weekend Rate: $195
Power Add-Ons, Weekend Rates:
30 amp generator — $125
50 amp generator — $225
RV Camping
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Large 20’ x 50’ campsite suitable for an RV for up to 8 people.
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Campsite assigned on a first come, first serve basis.
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Includes parking for one RV and one additional vehicle at no additional charge.
Weekend Rate: $250
Power Add-Ons, Weekend Rates:
30 amp generator — $125
50 amp generator — $225
All camping rates include Friday, July 24 and Saturday, July 25th, 2026, checkout on Sunday.
GST and service fees are extra.
Check in/out:
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Check in: Friday, July 24, 2—9 PM
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Check out: Sunday, July 26, 3 PM
Amenities:
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Portable washrooms and handwashing stations.
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On-site showers.
Includes:
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Staffed welcome/info booth on check-in
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Camp supervisor, 8 AM—9 PM daily
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Overnight security
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First aid kit
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Special on-site promotions from Base31
Other Places to Stay
Prefer a real bed? PEC's got you covered.
Prince Edward County is full of great places to stay–from boutique hotels to charming B&Bs to rustic Airbnbs and lakeside inns. Everything is a short ride from the action at the Moto Craft Festival.
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Hotels & Inns – try The Waring House, The June Motel, The Royal, or Drake Devonshire.
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Airbnbs – Search Picton, Wellington, or Bloomfield,
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Campgrouds – We'd love to have you stay with us at The Moto Craft Camp, alternatively, try Sandbanks Provincial Park.
For the most complete listing of accommodations in Prince Edward County please go to the official Visit The County Website
Travel Tips
🛎️ Accommodations in PEC book up fast and are up more than 30% in comparison to last so, so don't delay.
📍 Base31 is located just outside Picton, Ontario – about 2 hours from Toronto, 2.5 hours from Ottawa, and 3.5 hours from Montreal. It's an easy drive, and an unforgettable weekend.
Got questions?
Let's get you some answers.
I bought a Pass already but now I want to add Camping. Is it too late?
It's not too late. Contact Base31's Ticketing Office at ticketing@base31.ca or by calling 613-695-2851. Someone there will be able to help you out.
How does first-come, first serve camping work?
Once you arrive at the site, the camping supervisor will direct you to the camping zone you purchased and you will select any available site. First-come, first-serve camping allows you to choose a site close or beside friends should they be arriving at the same time as you.
What time can I check into my campsite?
Check-in between 2 PM - 9 PM on Friday July 24th, 2026. Check out no later than 3 PM on Sunday July 26th. More details on the check-in and check-out process will be shared closer to your camping date by email. If you are unable to arrive during the check-in window, please email ticketing@base31.ca.
How many people does the campsite hold?
Campsite fees are per campsite, for the entire weekend, and not per person. One tent site can have up to 4 people, a van site up to 6 and an RV site up to 8.
Can I have more than one tent on my tent campsite?
You are allowed to have up to two tents within your designated 15' x 15' camping area. No RV’s, trailer campers, or pop-up campers are permitted in the tent sites. Please consider that the site can be very windy and that all tents must be staked into the ground.
Is there hydro available for tent camping?
Powered sites are only available for Van and RV campsites. No generators of any kind, except in the Van and RV campgrounds with a maximum of 5 gallons of fuel. Battery packs are permitted in tent camping.
Are there showers?
Showers will be available and access is included in the fee. There are no barrier free showers onsite at this time.
Is there potable water available?
Bottled water will be available for sale at various food & drink vendors at Moto Craft as well as at The Commissary.
Is parking included with my campsite?
If you choose RV you are allowed one additional vehicle to be parked at your site. Van camping does not allow additional vehicle parking and tent camping does not allow any vehicle parking. All camping includes free designated parking available close to the campsite. Tent campers will have the chance to un-load their vehicle close to their site before parking their car.
Once I park, can I leave Base31 with my vehicle?
Yes! We encourage you to explore all that Prince Edward County has to offer while camping at Base31.
How do I dispose of waste?
Base31 provides one garbage and one recycling bag for you to dispose of waste. While camping, and at check-out, all bags of waste are to be disposed of in their respective bins. Additional garbage and recycling bags will be made available to purchase.
Do you offer waste water pump outs?
No, please find an alternative location to pump out your RV. The closest location to Base31 is Sandbanks Provincial Park. Additional fees may apply.
Is there Wi-Fi?
While there is public Wi-Fi located throughout the site at spaces such as Drill Hall and The Commissary, there is no Wi-Fi available within the campgrounds.
What if I lose something while camping at Base31?
Lost and found will be located at Building 26.
Can you help with an accommodation or accessibility request?
Specific campsites have been set aside for persons with accessibility requirements. For any questions or accommodation requests, please email ticketing@base31.ca.
I need help with something else that isn't answered here.
No problem. If you need help with tickets you've already purchased, contact Base31's Ticketing Office at ticketing@base31.ca or by calling 613-695-2851. Someone there will be able to help you out. Otherwise, contact us at info@motocraftshow.com and we'll be happy to assist.
Campsite Rules
We want Moto Craft to be safe, relaxed, and enjoyable for everyone. These rules help keep it that way.
1. All campers are expected to be courteous to those around them.
2. Campers will be asked to keep the noise down between the hours of 11 PM - 8 AM so as to not disrupt nearby campers. If you or your group has repeated noise violations, you may be subject to immediate eviction without refund.
3. All tent sites are for tents only. No RV’s, trailer campers or pop-up campers are permitted in the tent sites.
4. A maximum of 4 persons are allowed per tent camping site.
5. A maximum of 6 persons are allowed per van camping site.
6. A maximum of 8 persons are allowed per RV camping site.
7. The person purchasing the ticket on behalf of the group will be considered the permit holder and must be 19 years of age or older.
8. People who are camping in a tent, van or RV can check-in between 2 PM - 9 PM on Friday July 24th, 2026. Check out no later than 3 PM on Sunday July 26th. More details on the check-in and check-out process will be shared closer to your camping date by email. If you are unable to arrive during the check-in window, please email ticketing@base31.ca.
9. All tents and shade structures must be staked into the ground.
10. Base31 is not responsible for any damages caused by inclement weather such as high winds, storms, etc.
11. Bicycles are permitted within the campground.
12. Motorcycles, golf carts or e-bikes are not permitted in the campground excluding any motorized vehicles used by individuals with mobility issues or used to camp. Any person operating or riding in a motorized vehicle in the campgrounds is subject to immediate eviction without refund.
13. All vehicles and persons may be asked to show valid government-issued identification and be subject to search upon entering the campgrounds. Prohibited items must be removed or surrendered before entry is granted into the camping area.
14. Campers aged 19 or older are permitted to bring their own alcoholic beverages to their campsite. All alcohol is to be consumed at your site only. If alcohol is consumed outside of the campground, you will be subject to immediate eviction without refund.
15. No glass containers of any kind.
16. No pets are allowed in the campgrounds with the exception of service animals with current rabies vaccination.
17. The use of illegal substances is strictly prohibited anywhere on-site.
18. In an effort to minimize exposure to second-hand smoke, the use of tobacco, cannabis, and vaping products is restricted to designated areas only. These areas will be equipped with proper disposal containers to reduce litter and located away from high-traffic and communal gathering areas.
19. Smoking and vaping are not permitted in areas where they may affect other guests, staff, or the environment. This includes:
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Enclosed public places and workplaces, such as communal indoor facilities, in accordance with the Smoke-Free Ontario Act.
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Within 9 metres of entrances/exits of recreational facilities, as stipulated by the County of Prince Edward Smoking By-law No. 2818-2011.
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Within 25 metres of playground structures, sport playing fields and courts, park facilities, as per the same by-law.
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Forested and high-risk fire areas, to mitigate fire hazards.
20. Due to the risk of wildfires, smoking is strictly prohibited in or near wooded areas. Campers are responsible for safely extinguishing and disposing of smoking materials in designated receptacles.
21. Campers must respect all posted signage and staff instructions regarding smoking. Failure to comply with these rules may result in warnings, fines, or removal from the site without refund.
22. Fire safety is a top priority and the improper disposal of smoking materials (e.g., throwing cigarette butts on the ground) may result in immediate removal without refund.
23. Any item that can be used as a weapon is strictly prohibited.
24. No non-rounded knives.
25. No campfires or open flame of any kind, with the exception of small cooking appliances with propane as the primary fuel source.
26. No fireworks, paper (floating) lanterns, incendiary devices or any type of explosive.
27. No generators of any kind, except in the RV campgrounds, with a maximum of 5 gallons of fuel. Battery packs are ok in tent camping.
28. No amplified sound systems.
29. No drones or remote-operated, and/or autonomous vehicles of any kind.
30. No tiki torches or excessive amounts of fuel.
31. No items that can be used as a means to disturb the peace, endanger the safety of nearby campers and/or inflict damage to people and goods.
32. All food must be safely stored in a locked container and/or placed in your vehicle overnight.
33. Feeding wildlife is strictly prohibited.
34. Cooking appliances are to be used under the following conditions:
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Must use propane as the primary fuel.
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Propane containers must not exceed 1 pound with a maximum of three 3 x 1 pound containers per campsite.
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Only 1 cooking appliance per campsite.
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One meter (1m) of clearance must be kept around the appliance at all times.
35. Cooking appliances may only be used from 7 AM - 11 PM.
36. In case of emergency, campers are to call 9-1-1. A first aid kit can be found in the Clubhouse.