Things to Bring

  • Your ticket (with QR code)
  • Rope (even if you don’t plan to use it)
  • Any toys or gear that bring you joy

For Eating & Drinking

  • Solid reusable cup (no glass) ~ MANDATORY
  • Plate for meals
  • Fork, knife, spoon (or spork if you’re that kind of genius)
  • Water bottle or hydration container
  • Your favorite snacks or specialty food items
  • Drinks you love — with or without alcohol
  • Cooler bag or box + space in your heart for ice (we’ll provide that part)

Lighting & Navigation

  • Handheld torch with extra batteries
  • LED headlamp for hands-free nighttime wanderings
  • Lights or fairy strings to make your tent a beacon of weird joy
  • Tent with stakes + tie-downs (it might get windy)
  • Sleeping bag (appropriate for summer nights)
  • Sleeping mat, air mattress, or padding
  • Inflatable or packable pillow
  • Blanket or chair for fireside lounging
  • Something soft to sit on in the amphitheatre of flames

Hygiene & Health

  • Biodegradable soap + shampoo
  • Toothbrush + toothpaste
  • Quick-dry towel
  • Hand sanitizer
  • Any prescription meds you need
  • Useful over-the-counter stuff (painkillers, allergy meds, etc.)
  • First aid basics (band-aids, antiseptic, electrolytes)

Self-Care & Sanity

  • Ear plugs (you might be tented near a snorer)
  • Sleeping mask (sunrise is early)
  • Sunscreen (SPF 30+)
  • Hat, scarf, or shawl for shade
  • Sunglasses
  • Insect repellent
  • Portable phone charger / power bank
  • Charging cables for your stuff
  • A trash bag for your own waste (no bins on site!)
  • A portable ashtray if you smoke
  • Layers — warm nights aren’t guaranteed
  • Camp clothes you can move, tie, and play in
  • An outfit for the play party
  • Something that makes you feel hot, silly, or sacred

We’ve got meals in motion — check the Food section for what’s provided and what to bring.

  • Kids (<18j)
  • Pets (even the cute ones)
  • Megaphones
  • Devices that drain power (heaters, fridges, AC units)
  • Bad vibes
  • Teslas

This list is a suggestion, not a prescription.
Bring what makes you feel safe, curious, and alive.
And don’t forget your rope.