Camping Guidelines

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: Beer and alcoholic drinks under 16% ABV, up to 24 cans per person (12oz or under), or up to 5L of wine.
• Prohibited: Liquor above 16% ABV or glass of any kind.

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 three 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 Personal-size pool floaties (made for no more than one adult)
• 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 4 lbs per group (propane bottles that are part of your RV/camping trailer’s internal system are OK, even if they exceed 4 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 Wonderland 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 Liquor above 16% ABV or glass of any kind.
• 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

Accessible Camping

To request an accessible camping spot, please fill out our ADA Camping Registration Form.

Accessible camping locations are available for those with accessibility needs. Campsites include close access to paths, entrances, exits, shuttles, accessible restrooms, and accessible showers.

Accessible camping spots are available on a first come, first serve basis. Registering helps us prepare for your group and plan our accessible camping area. Limited spots may be available to unregistered guests onsite but are not guaranteed.

You will need to bring your valid, state-issued handicap placard, plates, or sticker to enter the accessible camping area. The person to whom the placard or plate is issued must be present in the vehicle, as a driver or passenger. As part of gaining access to accessible camping, identification will be checked to ensure legitimate use.