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April 18, 2026 — 4/20 weekend. Arrive Friday evening, camp through the weekend, leave Sunday. The main hunt is all day Saturday.
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A weekend hunting space rocks in the Arizona desert.
Meteorite Fest is a weekend gathering on 40 acres of open desert between Holbrook and the Petrified Forest in northeastern Arizona. The area is known for meteorite finds — fragments from ancient impacts scattered across the terrain, waiting to be uncovered.
Show up Friday, camp under some of the darkest skies in the state, spend Saturday hunting for space rocks, and head out Sunday. Bring your crew, your camping gear, and your sense of adventure.
April 18, 2026 — 4/20 weekend. Arrive Friday evening, camp through the weekend, leave Sunday. The main hunt is all day Saturday.
40 acres of desert outside Holbrook, AZ — between town and the
Petrified Forest National Park.
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Camping gear, plenty of water, sun protection, layers for cold desert nights, a bundle of wood, and good vibes.
Beyond the hunt, there's plenty to do on 40 acres of open desert.
Sweep the desert floor for meteorites and gem stones. The area is littered with all kinds of cool rocks.
We're renting an excavator for the weekend. Dig trenches, move earth, live out your heavy equipment dreams.
Rip through the desert on UTVs. Miles of open terrain with nothing in the way.
Some of the darkest skies in Arizona. No light pollution for miles. Bring a telescope if you've got one.
Every evening ends around the fire. Bring something to cook, something to drink, and something to burn (preferably wood).