TicketHold | McMenamins Edgefield Amphitheater Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Your Ultimate Guide to the Best Seats at Edgefield Amphitheater

Nestled in the scenic McMenamins Edgefield property, this intimate 1,800-capacity outdoor amphitheater is a Pacific Northwest gem, known for its rustic charm and stellar acoustics. Whether you're catching a folk concert or a summer festival, understanding the seating chart ensures an unforgettable experience.

Seating Chart Breakdown

• General Admission Lawn (Rear): Budget-friendly with a relaxed vibe, but sightlines can be obstructed by standing crowds. Ideal for picnics and casual listeners.
• Reserved Terrace (Mid-Level): Slightly elevated wooden benches offer clearer views. Limited legroom but excellent sound balance.
• Premium Pit (Front Row): Unmatched proximity to the stage—perfect for superfans. Standing room only; arrive early for rail spots.

Best Seat Views

• Center Terrace Rows 3-5: Optimal sightlines with minimal head movement. Avoid extreme sides to prevent skewed angles.
• Lawn Top Edge: Elevated sightlines over standing crowds. Bring a blanket for comfort.

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP Packages: Includes priority entry, private bars, and premium terrace seating. Limited availability.
• Accessibility: Designated ADA areas near the terrace with companion seating. Request in advance.

Pro Tips

• For sound quality: Mid-terrace seats avoid speaker distortion.
• For sunset concerts, left-side seats face away from glare.
• Check weather—lawn seats get muddy; terrace stays dry.