Packing List

Personal Camping Essentials

• Tent or hammock to sleep in (waterproof and bug-proof). Rainfly & groundtarp.
• Warm sleeping bag or sufficient bedding (required)
• Ground pad (required)
• Flashlight or headlamp with extra batteries (required); optionally bring a red light flashlight or red light filter for Saturday's ritual
• Personal dishes mug or cup, plate, bowl, utensils which will be yours for the duration of the campout (required, can be borrowed for out of towners)
• A refillable water bottle
• Water (1 gallon per person per day to supplement Elkenmist’s supply)
• Toiletries (soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc.)
• Towel
• Toilet paper
• Bag or backpack (to carry things around camp during the day)
• Chair, camp stool, or sit-upon
• Sunscreen (please don’t get heat stroke)
• Multiple clothing layers (prepare for both heat and cold)
• Practical footwear (water-resistant hiking shoes recommended)
• Rain gear (umbrella, poncho, etc.)
• Snacks and extra food items for between meals
• Basic first aid kit
• Ritual or magical attire
• Altar items or sacred tools
• Musical instruments or songs to share
• Sense of humor and open heart

Optional

• Insect repellent
• Journal and pens/pencils
• Shower/water shoes (for the outdoor shower)
• Pillow
• Offerings for the sacred bimbo altar
• Crafts & works in progress for the craft temple

🍵 Optional Food to Share / Gift

• Coffee, tea
• Honey
• Treats (chocolates, nuts, dried fruit, etc.)

Wellness Supplies, For Self & To Share (Optional, but Appreciated)

• Medium to large empty spray bottles
• Extra tents (for privacy/healing)
• Tarps and cords/ropes
• Pillows, blankets, tapestries
• Aesthetic items (wind chimes, altar cloths)
• First aid supplies (Band-Aids, gauze, gloves, pain meds, etc.)
• Bulk electrolyte mix
• Herbal teas and remedies
• Massage table or chair
• Tea kettle and cups
• Sunscreen (non-toxic preferred)
• Hand sanitizer
• Drinking water containers

What Not to Bring

• Firearms or weapons
• Pets or non-service animals