Coachella 2013: An Insane Campsite Tour | Crossfade | Miami | Miami New Times | The Leading Independent News Source in Miami, Florida
Navigation

Coachella 2013: An Insane Campsite Tour

The Coachella campgrounds are the Wild West of the festival. They are the sort of place you can imagine Hunter S. Thompson running around with his pants around his ankles. Drugs are more plentiful than food. And going to bed before 4 a.m. is considered an early night. Here are...
Share this:

The Coachella campgrounds are the Wild West of the festival.



They are the sort of place you can imagine Hunter S. Thompson running around with his pants around his ankles. Drugs are more plentiful than food. And going to bed before 4 a.m. is considered an early night.



Here are some of the most dementedly wonderful Coachella campsites. Hopefully, they inspire the the fest's weekend two campers to step up their tent game.



See also:

-Coachella 2013: Five Best Moments of Weekend One

-Coachella 2013: Five Worst Moments of Weekend One

-Brochella! Seven Best T-Shirts the Dudes Are Wearing at Coachella 2013

-Concert Review: New Order's Nostalgic Set at Coachella 2013

-Coachella 2013's Five Worst Fashion Statements by Famous People

-Hottest Dancing Girls at Coachella 2013 in Animated GIF!


IMG_0059.jpeg
Photo Kai Flanders

The Unicorn Compound

This morning at dawn this campground was still blasting Chief Keef, no doubt believing their car to be an actual unicorn.



IMG_0064.jpeg
Photo by Kai Flanders

The Apocalypse Now Tent

This tent proved that you should never combine knives and hard liquor. The horror! The horror!



IMG_0065.jpeg
Photo by Kai Flanders

Retro Campers

People embraced the retro-vibe this year; smoke-filled Winnebago's were as common as bros in neon tank tops. It was nice to see a smattering a hippies playing Creedence Clearwater Revival out of their cars despite all EDM bass drops blasting out of the polished sound systems of Sahara-tent goers.



IMG_0082.jpeg
Photo by Kai Flanders

Sandstorm Destruction

On Sunday a strong wind kicked up that turned into a full on standstorm by the time Wu-Tang Clan hit the stage. When people got back to their campsites after the fest closed, many found a Mad Max style setting waiting for them.



Follow Crossfade on Facebook and Twitter @Crossfade_SFL.

KEEP NEW TIMES FREE... Since we started New Times, it has been defined as the free, independent voice of Miami, and we'd like to keep it that way. Your membership allows us to continue offering readers access to our incisive coverage of local news, food, and culture with no paywalls. You can support us by joining as a member for as little as $1.