THINGS TO BRING

• Tent
• sleeping bag
• insulated sleeping pad
• ground sheet or tarp for under your tent (but make sure none of it is visible or water will run down the side of your tent hit the tarp and pool under your tent making it wet inside).
• Warm clothes!!! (It gets cold, and the due falls VERY heavy at this time of year at night. Better to have too many warm clothes than not enough. Think winter and you will be fine. Also a good idea to not wear cotton as cotton gets damp and draws the warmth out of you making you cold. Synthetic clothing and wool will stay dry and warm all weekend).
• Rubber Boots (the dew is just as heavy as the rain)
• Wool or Synthetic Thermal Socks
• Food and things needed to prepare it (you should never rely on the food vendor).
• Drinking Water (minimum 4 liters but 10 is better)
• Ear Plugs. Protect those ears and have quiet at your camp when you need it.
• A small wagon. It’s a bit of a walk from the parking lot to some of the camping areas, and this will make things much easier.
• Lots of synthetic blankets like sleeping bags. For those cold nights!
• Thermos full of hot face cloths
• Flash light or Headlamp with batteries.
• Garbage bags (This is a leave no trace festival, so make sure to take all your garbage and recycling and put it in the dumpsters provided. Note the dumpsters go to a sorting station where they are separated in to recycling and waste)
• Non-perishable food item. To be turned in to the front gate to be donated to the local food back.
• Cash. There’s Harvest swag, and if you forget your non-perishable food item, you can donate $5 instead

THINGS NOT TO BRING TO HARVEST

• Glass of any kind
• Fireworks
• Pets
• Renegade sound systems
• Paper lantern you lite with a lighter or match and let fly away