Alcohol

You must be 21+ to consume alcohol in the campground.
If entering with alcohol, you must present government-issued identification. Law enforcement will frequent the campground and randomly card campers seen drinking alcohol. Underage drinkers risk receiving a citation or even being arrested. 21+ campers are advised to carry their government-issued identification AT ALL TIMES.
Acceptable: Up to 1.75 liters of liquor, one case of beer or other canned alcoholic beverages, or up to 5 liters of wine, per person.
Glass containers of any kind are prohibited.

Safety

You must have both a valid festival wristband and a valid camping wristband to enter the campgrounds.
Sleeping in any vehicle other than an RV is prohibited. Sleeping in cars, trucks, SUVs, vans, and other non-RV vehicles is not permitted.
The campground is staffed 24 hours a day by Ground Control, medical personnel, and security teams.
Shade structures and complimentary filtered drinking water refill stations will be available throughout the campground to help guests stay cool.
Please keep your valuables secure at all times. Insomniac and the venue are not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Item Lists

Note: There are different Acceptable/Prohibited item lists for the festival and the campground. Read below for camping guidelines, or view the festival guidelines.

Acceptable Items

Remember: it’s only four days! Roll your clothes, and pack lightly. These are just some of the items encouraged within the campground:

YES Canopies, E-Z UPs, large umbrellas, or shade structures within your allotted campground space
YES Bicycles (Must be wearing helmet)
YES Flags/banners/totems to distinguish your tent (see Totem Guidelines)
YES Hydration packs with no more than two main compartments and one smaller compartment (must be empty upon entry) including 2.5L Hydration Packs
YES Non-professional flash/still cameras and hand-held video cameras (e.g., Sony Action Cam, GoPro, Polaroids)
YES Personal-size battery-powered speakers
YES Physician-prescribed medication that is not expired (must show physician’s prescription and consult with a safety officer upon entry)
YES Plastic stakes and rubber mallets
YES Small, portable propane grills/stoves with small tanks, up to 5 lbs. Propane tanks that are part of your RV/camping trailer’s internal system are OK, even if they exceed 5 lbs.
YES Sunscreen lotion (inspected upon entry)
YES Tampons and pads (must be sealed at entry)
YES Wagons (must be soft-sided, collapsible)
YES Food (not in glass containers)
YES Water

* Only you can prevent fires! During your stay in the campground, please monitor all cooking devices while in use, and turn off tanks when you’re finished. If you see an unattended fire, please notify a campground staff member immediately.

Prohibited Items

The following are NOT allowed in the campground:

NO Aerosol products/cans
NO Laser pointers
NO Air horns
NO Butane grills or accessories, such as torches
NO Costumes that resemble public safety uniforms (police, SWAT, fire, security, medical, life guards) in any way
NO Camping wind turbines
NO Dollies or hand trucks
NO Drones or remote-control aircraft
NO Drugs or illegal substances
NO Dry ice
NO Fireworks
NO Gas generators (solar-powered generators OK)
NO Glass (small bottles of perfume/cologne OK)
NO Helium balloons
NO Hammocks
NO Hookahs
NO Large speaker systems (Sound systems are limited to USB-powered/personal portable speakers. No amplified sound systems are allowed)
NO Loose pills without a prescription, or expired medications of any kind (all medications, prescription or otherwise, must be in their original container)
NO scooters, skateboards, longboards
NO Metal stakes & hammers
NO Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) canisters or nitrous of any kind
NO Open campfires or fires/flames of any kind (propane grills OK)
NO Personal gas tanks for refueling RVs
NO Pets (except service animals)
NO Professional recording equipment—photo, video or audio (detachable lenses, tripods, big zooms, or commercial-use rigs)
NO Promotional flyers & stickers, promotional/corporate branded banners, or vehicles displaying sponsorships or ads
NO Red-colored light-up wands, batons, or lightsabers
NO Solar camping showers
NO Spray paint
NO Weapon or weapon accessories of any kind, real or fictional (including whips, lightsabers, pocket knives, pepper spray, fireworks, fake weapons/props, etc.)
NO Unauthorized vending of food or merchandise, including alcohol

Camping Code of Conduct

Campers are expected to be courteous to one another, as well as to event staff. The campground is shared space, and these are your neighbors for the next few days! Please do your part in making this an incredible weekend for everyone. If a guest participating in any of the following behavior is uncooperative or a persistent offender, they will be removed from the festival site. In certain situations, the offender may be arrested.

By entering the campground, you agree to adhere to the following code of conduct:

All campers must be 18 or older, verified by government-issued ID.
All campers must have a festival ticket.
All campers must wear their camping wristband (acquired at check-in).
Campers consuming alcohol must be 21 or older, verified by valid photo ID, which may be randomly checked at any time.
All campers must be packed and vacated from the campground by 3pm on Monday.
No vehicle movement will be permitted once parked.
Prohibited items confiscated at entry or during the event will NOT be returned. Please don’t bring prohibited items!

The following actions may result in a WARNING and/or EJECTION from the campground:

Irresponsible use of alcohol
Public nudity or lewd behavior
Accessing restricted areas without proper passes
Taunting, bullying, abusive/disruptive language, and/or obscene gestures
Littering
Failing to cooperate/comply with campground safety officers
Moving your vehicle to another location after placement by festival staff
Parking or extending any part of your tent into fire lanes or outside designated/marked area

The following actions will result in IMMEDIATE EJECTION:

Relieving your bladder or bowels anywhere other than approved restrooms/porta-potties
Fighting or engaging in any action that may harm, endanger, threaten or bring discomfort to anyone
Public sexual behavior
Possession/use of illegal drugs
Damage, destruction, vandalism or theft of any property

Camping Guidelines