Lockn with younguns

First off I’m a Virginia native (I’ll claim that even though I’m really a carolinian) who has never had a chance to go to Lockn.

Every single year it has been:

Family vacay previously planned
Baby coming
Work travel
Another baby
Etc

I’ve decided there is no way I’m missing another one so I am planning to do the full RV experience with the wife and kids and hopefully a buddy and his fam to double babysitters and resources.

Questions:
How family friendly is the scene, RV camping etc? I mean I get it’s a music fest but are we talking All good or Floyd fest. (All good being not kid friendly at all and probably should be bombed with napalm. Floydfesf being very family friendly)  LOCKN has a family friendly vibe they just don't provide as many kid friendly activities as FF does.
Are RV passes difficult to come by? NO

What are the RV sites like? (I am sure there is a thread about this but am way too lazy to try and find it so feel free to link it non lazy people) VIP RV sites are large and flat. GA sites are still roomy but could be on somewhat of a slope so plan to level your camper. GA sites come with electricity but you ahve to pay for pump outs. Everything is included in VIP RV sites.

Anyone else done the fest with kids? Yes but my kids are 19 and 24

Thoughts? sometimes

experiences? (Mine are young, gonna be a toddler and a young toddler come next year) should I just can this idea? NO, go for it

My wife is NOT a camper. She basically considers anything below the Hilton to be roughing it. I’ve been wanting to buy a small pull behind for getting the family out in a manner she can deal with. (Not too many bugs and ac and a shower and a bed). I am thinking about renting or finding a pull behind for a dry run and show her that RV camping isn’t roughing it in the least.

Advice, stories, or sarcastic responses welcome. Don't tell me what to do...

Signed,
AB (my name isn’t really bill) My name isn't really The Other One so there...

Anything is possible, but....

We watched a couple with a toddler melt down right after it got dark this year. She finally called it and yelled at dad to get the shit together. I didn't envy them pushing a stroller out of the middle of the hoard in the dark with a toddler who was screaming and bucking. We were pretty far back too. I wouldn't personally want to have done it when my kids were of age. I agree a smaller fest would be easier. If you left at dusk, it would be doable, but then you likely miss the very acts you came for. Also, it kinda sucks having other's toddlers running around and screaming at your feet if you left your kids at home to not have to hear that for a weekend.

grandparents weekend?