Cutler Flats in North Fork Park is located in Eden Utah, and has been home to Revival for the last two years. When traveling to and from Revival, take extra pride in respecting local business, obeying traffic laws and signs, and make sure to never dump trash any where but in your own dumpsters, or at the city dump!

Do Not Take Middle Fork Road Entrance. Enter at the 6890 East Entrance for easiest route through park.

The easiest way to arrive, is to take North Fork Road to the 6890 East turn off.

The GPS Coordinates for Cutler Flats are ( 41.385288189969124, -111.91489147409473) to plug into your maps.

At the correct park entrance there will be road spikes, and a metal bollard in the center of the road. Your RV WILL fit through this entrance.

The GPS Coordinates for this entrance are: ( 41.38306631754355, -111.90497356249386 )

You'll follow that road ( 6890 East ) to a "T" where you will take a right turn and the Revival Gate will be 2-3 minutes after that, drive till you see Revival.

Revival Starts at 9 AM on Thursday June 27th.

Gate Volunteers will be stationed from 9 AM- 11 PM at the volunteer gate. This is after you enter the park. If you arrive to the campsite outside of these hours, a Board Member will greet you. If you know ahead of your departure that you’ll be arriving outside of these hours, please email hello@ourrevival.org for your expected arrival time.

Early entry is only available for pre-approved volunteers and camps.

At events like Revival, the absence of trash cans isn't just a logistical choice; it's a positive, engaging step towards environmental consciousness. This approach stands in refreshing contrast to some music festivals known for their less-than-stellar post-event landscapes. Here's a more upbeat yet grounded explanation of Revival's eco-friendly strategy:

1. Self-Responsibility: Revival empowers each attendee to take charge of their own waste. This personal responsibility is a key lesson in environmental stewardship, fostering a sense of pride and accountability. It's about being mindful of what you bring and ensuring it leaves with you, nurturing a responsible attitude that extends beyond the event.

2. Reducing Waste: Knowing they'll need to carry out their waste, participants are nudged towards minimizing their waste footprint. This often leads to innovative, sustainable choices like reusable and biodegradable items, reducing the overall waste generated at the event.

3. Minimizing Environmental Impact: Without trash cans, Revival keeps its ecological footprint small. This approach ensures the natural setting remains unspoiled, maintaining the beauty and integrity of the environment for everyone to enjoy.

4. Educational Experience: The event becomes a living classroom for sustainability. Participants learn the importance of waste reduction and environmental care, gaining insights that can influence their daily lives long after the event is over.

5. Community Collaboration: Revival fosters a unique sense of community as attendees collectively contribute to maintaining the cleanliness and natural beauty of the event space. This collaborative effort reinforces the idea that everyone plays a vital role in environmental preservation.

6. Cultural Shift: Unlike some music festivals where waste is an afterthought, Revival cultivates a culture deeply rooted in environmental conservation. This mindset shift from mere enjoyment to conscientious celebration makes a profound impact on how events are experienced and remembered.

7. Proactive Sustainability: By encouraging participants to manage their own waste, Revival isn't just dealing with waste; it's actively preventing it. This proactive stance is a forward-thinking model for sustainability in action.

8. Visual Testament: The contrast is clear – while some festivals leave a visual legacy of litter, Revival's approach results in a cleaner, more respectful interaction with the environment. It's a powerful, visible testament to the effectiveness of participant-driven waste management.

9. Cost Savings for Attendees: Revival's no-trash-can policy reduces the need for waste management services and cleanup staff, leading to lower operational costs. These savings are reflected in more affordable ticket prices, offering financial benefits to participants while maintaining the event's environmental and economic sustainability.

Revival's no-trash-can policy and Leave No Trace ethos are more than just environmental tactics; they're about creating a vibrant, responsible community. This approach not only maintains the cleanliness of the site but also enriches the participant's experience, blending enjoyment with eco-consciousness in a harmonious and uplifting way.