Know Before You Arrive
- No cell service. Tell loved ones you’ll be offline.
- Main Camp + Hilltop share one entrance.
- New Camp has a separate gate.
- There can be a lot of dust at some stages if it’s a dry day. Bring a mask or bandana.
- Bring containers for water (spigots are fill-only – no washing!)
- Festival does not provide trash service. Attendees must pack up & out all of their own trash.
- Ticket help: info@theticketing.co
Must-Have Gear
Bring these or your weekend will be rough.
- Cash for parking, food & merch vendors
- Mask or bandana for dust
- Comfortable shoes (there are lots of hills)
- Flashlight or headlamp
- Reusable cup
- Garbage bags
- Rain gear (poncho or jacket)
- Portable phone charger
- Solar lights for marking your camp
- Extra socks + a clean change of clothes
- First aid basics + essential medications
- Swimsuit & floaties if planning to swim
Camping Basics
• Practice setting up your tent beforehand
• Flashlights are critically essential (can get very dark at night)
• Use flags or lights to mark your campsite
• Keep your car keys in the same spot every time
Safety Planning
- Do not leave valuables unattended (the community is amazing but it’s always good to be safe)
- Keep valuables like keys, wallet, and phone secured
- Seriously – bring a flashlight to see at night!
- Drink 1-2 electrolyte drinks daily + LOTS of water
- Eat at least one real meal per day
- Bring grab-and-go snacks
- Bring earplugs for better sleep
Clothing You Actually Need
• Comfortable closed-toe shoes (plan for lots of uphill walking!)
• Warm layer for nights
• Rain jacket or poncho (it rains hard at least once every year)
• Swimsuit (and floaties!) if you plan on visiting the swimming hole