Experience live music like never before with your favorite lineups year after year.
Camping with all of your favorite people is what makes Alive special. Stay all weekend at Atwood Lake Park, a beautiful, 300+ acre campground located about 30 minutes south of Canton, OH. Atwood is surrounded by a gorgeous 1,500-acre lake with a sandy beach and swimming, boating, paved roads, lit walkways and more. We offer a variety of campsites that range from waterfront with panoramic views of the lake to campsites nestled in the woods. Whether you’re keepin’ it simple with a couple tents, or bringing a big RV, we’ve got you covered with some of the most scenic campsites around.
We’ve got mouthwatering eats and delicious beverages located throughout the festival, so you’ll always be able to find something to satisfy your hunger or thirst. To give you a taste, we offer authentic Hawaiian soba noodles, the best homemade ice cream you’ve ever had, southern style sweet tea, every kind of fry, gourmet burgers, fresh chicken tenders, pizza, and a LOT more! Safe to say you won’t leave hungry.
Besides the endless music and entertainment options, there’s a lot going on at Alive every day.
Experience the festival like a VIP with unique experiences you can only get at Alive.
One of the most important times of the festival takes place each night at the Main Stage where we hear an impactful, Gospel-centered message from talented speakers from all over the world. Additionally, each morning at the Woods Stage we’ll have a powerful time of worship, followed by an impactful message.
Alive has something for everyone. Throughout the four days Alive gathers thousands of youth together for four days of teaching, music & worship, community building, late night campfires, family fun, and so much more. Students will be encouraged to seek Jesus in all areas of their lives by a variety of speakers. Plus, family performers will have your kids entertained and laughing, while hearing a Gospel message. Check out what we offer for students and families below.
