Accommodation - Jacob's Ladder Festival

Nof Ginosar Hotel / Village 04-6700320 ROOMS CAN BE ORDERED BY PHONE ONLY
Onsite Rooms tend to be sold out months (sometimes a year) before every festival, so if you want to stay onsite, it is advisable to make your reservations as early as possible.
IMPORTANT – Onsite Rooms for the Spring Festival are sold for a minimum of 2 nights. Patrons must buy tickets for the entire festival and must wear wristbands in order to receive a room key from Reception. Your ticket allows you entrance to all concerts and activities.
Please note that during the Spring Festival, we are one big happy family. Campers may put up their tents around and among the hotel buildings. We maintain noise patrols during the night.

► TIP – Reduced price festival tickets are available in March for the Spring Festival and in October for the Winter Weekend festival.

THREE onsite campsites are available, each offering different facilities.
The Northern, QUIET Barbecue Permitted Campsite (Ginosar Village Area) No noise allowed after 23:00 This grassy area surrounding the Country Inn complex has home-style toilets, hot showers and a special barbecue area. Shade is provided in part of this area.
The Across-the-Bridge Non-Barbecue Campsite Suitable for the younger crowd This grassy area is over the Tsalmon Bridge. Advantages: Closer to the Main Stage and to Nature. Small disadvantage, it is further away from the home-style toilets and showers, however it does have “green” compost toilets.
The Southern, QUIET Non-Barbecue Campsite No noise allowed after 23:00 The grassy area between the hotel rooms and the Tsalmon River has a caravan of home-style toilets. Extra COLD WATER showers and toilets are available to all festival patrons in the Wood near the Main Stage and in the Sports Hall. If you like to hear music while you're relaxing in your tent on Saturday morning, the outdoor Lawn Stage is on the lawn next to the Lobby. If you put your tent in the area between the hotel buildings or on the lawn next to the inner car park, you can sit back and enjoy the performances. PLEASE do not put your tent on the lawn by the actual stage! Please bring your own chairs and do not take chairs from the concert areas Thank you

What to Bring?
What to leave at home?

- Blankets or low chairs to sit on. Please do not place chairs close to the Main Stage. This area is reserved for blankets only.
- Sun tan lotion
- Protection against mosquitoes
- Hat, swimsuit, warm clothes for the evening
- Plastic sandals for paddling in the lake, (especially for kids)
- Musical Instruments
- A colorful flag to help identify your tent.
- A folding gazebo for extra shade.
- A bag of games/toys to occupy the kids (for when they are not juggling, swimming, watching a kids' show, listening to a story or doing handicrafts!)

Your worries
Your Dog!
Dogs will not be allowed to enter the festival. Thank you for your understanding.