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Bigfoot Festivals & Events

Get out there, spread the word and share your love for Bigfoot with your community and fellow enthusiasts. Create legendary memories that will last a lifetime, plan a family vacation or weekend getaway. Check back often to discover the latest Bigfoot celebrations across the country!

Upcoming Events

Event Name
State
Date(s)
Venue & Physical Address
Bigfoot Days
CO
April 24–25
Bond Park: 170 MacGregor Ave, 80517
Smoky Mountain Bigfoot Festival
TN
May 2
Townsend Visitor Center: 7906 E Lamar Alexander Pkwy, 37882
Ohio Bigfoot Conference
OH
May 15
Salt Fork State Park Lodge: 14755 Cadiz Rd, 43755
Forest County Bigfoot Festival
PA
June 12–14
Marienville Town Square: 122 Walnut St, 16239
Great Florida Bigfoot Conference
FL
June 13
World Equestrian Center: 1750 NW 80th Ave, 34482
Sasquatch Summit
WA
June 20
Quinault Beach Resort: 78 State Route 115, 98569
Metaline Falls Bigfoot Festival
WA
June 20–21
Busta Park: 225 E 4th Ave, 99153
Bigfoot Daze
CA
June 27
Downtown Main Street: Hwy 299 at Hwy 96, 95573
Sasquatch Summer Fest
OR
July 10–11
Greenwaters Park: 48362 Hwy 58, 97463
Texas Bigfoot Conference
TX
July 12
Jefferson Convention Center: 305 E Austin St, 75657
Smoky Mountain Bigfoot Conf.
TN
July 25
Gatlinburg Convention Center: 234 Historic Nature Trail, 37738
Gatineau-Ottawa Sasquatch Conf.
QC
August 15
Cabane en bois rond: 331 Cité-des-Jeunes Blvd, J8Y 6T3
Intl. Cryptozoology Conference
ME
Sept 18
Intl. Cryptozoology Museum: 4 Thompson's Point Rd, 04102
Indiana Bigfoot Conference
IN
Sept 25–26
The Seasons Lodge: 560 State Rd 46, 47448
Fouke Monster Festival
AR
October 10
Fouke Community Center: 203 E Redcut Rd, 71837
Spirit of the Forest Festival
OH
October 23
Stark County Fairgrounds: 305 Wertz Ave NW, 44708

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Adventure Guide

Tips for the trail from seasoned squatchers.

Bring the Little Squatchers

Many festivals are family-friendly. Kids love the hunt — bring coloring books, field journals, and a sense of wonder.

Plan Your Basecamp

Arrive early, set up camp near water, and familiarize yourself with the terrain during daylight. Always tell someone where you're going.

Capture Memories

Keep your phone charged and camera accessible. Document everything — footprints, sounds, broken branches. Every detail matters.

Night Owl Prep

Most sightings happen at dusk or after dark. Bring thermal imaging if you have it, and always carry extra batteries.

Gear Up

Pack sturdy boots, a headlamp, binoculars, and a reliable camera. Dress in layers — the forest doesn't care about comfort.

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