Dagorhir Battle Games
is proud to be a
"Dull days were those, till our good Arthur broke
The Pagan yet once more on Badon hill."
- from Lord Tennyson's Lancelot and Elaine
Welcome to Badon Hill!
Troll Booth
Will be open 24 hours a day, from Thursday at noon until the feast begins.Upon arriving at this event, everyone is required to register at the gate, or "Troll Booth." Everyone will have to check in and sign waivers at Troll Booth. Please have positive proof of age (Drivers License, Military ID or State ID) available when checking in.
Cost for this event will be $20/person for Thursday arrivals, $15/person from Friday forward. There will be no pre-registration. Only cash will be accepted at the Troll booth for payment. A Saturday feast is included!
Fighters of age 15 and up may compete in the battle. Fighters ages 15 through 17 MUST present a signed and notarized Dagorhir Waiver at the Troll Booth upon entry or will NOT be admitted. Waivers for minors must be notarized or they will not be accepted. All persons of legal age must sign their waiver at the Troll Booth.
Dress Code
Dagorhir's minimal costume requirements will be enforced at all times. Tunics will be available and on sale in the Merchant Area. Wear your finest! At Ragnarok, you can’t wear your fine wool cloaks and tunics because it’s too darn hot. Break out your finery for Badon Hill! And remember to dress warmly for the night's festivities.
Pack people!
You won’t need all the supplies and equipment you typically transport to Ragnarok. Carpool! Fill your extra car space with more people.Pets
Are welcome if they are kept on a leash, quiet and attended to at all times. The park also requires that all current health records and licenses must accompany pets.Fires
Must be kept to the 3' diameter fire rings that are spaced 40' apart in the tenting area. The park does sell firewood if needed.
Pioneer Park is a beautiful 185-acre recreational area nestled at the foot of the scenic Laurel Ridge Mountains. The large manicured grass-covered campsites are enhanced by fifty picturesque acres of spring-fed lakes. Three of the lakes are stocked twice a week with all species of trout and attract fishermen from all over southwestern Pennsylvania. No fishing license is required, although permits are necessary and can be purchased at the campground office.We will camp on the right, and fight on Mount Badon (left).
