Rise 'n' Shine, BottleRock Fans! It's Day 2 Of Music Festival ...

Hundreds of tired BottleRock Napa Valley 2015 music lovers woke up to foggy, chilly conditions at Napa’s Skyline Wilderness Park Saturday, located about five miles from the festival site.

Most were camping in tents, but there were also RVs and fifth-wheel campers at the open space park east of Napa.

Some lined up to use the portable showers, others were kicking back, while others were just crawling out of their sleeping bags.

About 450 extra campsites were approved at the park called “Camp Carneros” for the BottleRock event. Full hookup cost $75, while tent camping is $50 a day.

• Also see: BottleRock Day 1 Proves Rocking Success

Photos by NapaSonomaPhotos.com’s Al Francis.

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