August 13-16, 2026 · Issaquah, WA
Plan Your Visit
Everything you need to plan your trip to Aire Craft Festival.
Free admission
Aug 13-16, 2026
Downtown Issaquah
Family friendly
Public transit & bike valet
How do I get there?
By Car
About 30 min from Seattle
I-90 East, Exit 17 toward East Sunset Way.
- Seattle: ~30 min
- Bellevue: ~15 min
- Parking: TBA
By Transit
Route 554 from Seattle
Issaquah Transit Center is a short walk from festival venues.
Plan your trip →
- Route 554 from Downtown Seattle
- Route 271 from Bellevue via Eastgate
By Bike
Free bike valet on site
Cascade Bicycle Club runs the valet. Sign in, get a two-part ticket, and pick up when you're ready to leave.
Where should I sleep?
Official Hotel Partner
Room Block Available
Hilton Issaquah
Special room block reserved exclusively for Aire Craft attendees. Book early, rooms fill up fast.
Book Your Room
Camping & RV
Camping
Tolt-MacDonald Park
575-acre park at the Snoqualmie confluence. Tent sites, hookups, hike-in sites, and six yurts overlooking the river.
Reserve at kingcounty.gov →
Camping
Denny Creek
Forested campground off I-90 east. 24 reservable sites with picnic tables, flush toilets, and drinking water.
Reserve at recreation.gov →
RV
Tall Chief RV Resort
Tent and RV sites available, 15 minutes from Issaquah.
Visit tallchiefrvresort.com →
RV
Issaquah Village RV Park
Free Wi-Fi, showers, and laundry right in town. Best for RV campers.
Visit issaquahvillagervpark.com →
Summer festival weekends fill up fast. Reservations strongly recommended.
What's around downtown?
Dining
Downtown Restaurants
Cafés and sit-down restaurants for before and after festival programming. Curated list coming soon.
Shopping
Local Boutiques
Boutiques, gift shops, and artisan stores within walking distance of Rainier Trail.
Passport Program
Aire Craft Passport
Special offers and hidden gems at participating businesses around downtown.
Register
Where does it happen?
Festival Grounds
Rainier Trail & Community Center
The heart of Aire Craft. Four days of live performance, art installations, the Free Bird Parade, and free flight demos across downtown Issaquah.
Is this accessible for me?
Mobility
Wheelchair Accessible
Rainier Trail and the Issaquah Community Center are wheelchair accessible. More details on accessible routes and viewing areas coming soon.