GOOD TO KNOW

Read this before you pack. It’ll make your weekend a lot better.

When + Where

July 2 – 5, 2026 | Kern River, CA | Sequoia National Forest

Weather

July in the Kern River canyon is hot. Like, actually hot — daytime temps regularly hit the high 90s. Bring shade, bring sunscreen, and plan to be in the river in the afternoon.

Nights cool down significantly, dropping into the low 60s, so a light layer for after dark is worth packing.

The short version: dress for summer days and cool summer nights.

What’s Included

Three days of music, workshops, and activities. Camping. Swimming. Hiking. Time by the river. And three catered dinners.

Water

Bring an absolute minimum of 3 gallons of drinking water per person. There is no water source on site. This one’s important — don’t skip it. It will be hot.

Bathrooms

We’ve got you. Luxury restroom trailers and a couple of showers on site. If showering on site is important to you, you may want to bring your own camping sunshower and kiddie pool to capture grey water. Or, you can just take a dip in the river…

Camping +

Packing Lists

Tent camping is included with your ticket. Car camping and RV spots are limited and available for an additional fee. Bringing an RV? Reach out to us before you come.

Practical stuff to pack:

Tent + sleeping bag (nights get cold even in July)
Canopy or shade structure for tent
Cooler + plenty of extra food, snacks, and drinks
1+ gallon of drinking water per person per day; headlamp (you will need this)
Sunscreen, hat, bug spray
Swimsuit + water shoes
Camp chair + picnic blanket
Reusable cup, utensil, plate
First aid kit

The other stuff:

Good energy
Snacks to share
Floaties (join us in the river)
Lights for yourself at night
Games (corn hole, camp games, etc.)
Flow toys
Your best jokes
Whatever makes you feel like yourself out there

GOOD TO KNOW

Read this before you pack. It’ll make your weekend a lot better.

When + Where

July 2 – 5, 2026 | Kern River, CA | Sequoia National Forest

Weather

July in the Kern River canyon is hot. Like, actually hot — daytime temps regularly hit the high 90s. Bring shade, bring sunscreen, and plan to be in the river in the afternoon.

Nights cool down significantly, dropping into the low 60s, so a light layer for after dark is worth packing.

The short version: dress for summer days and cool summer nights.

What’s Included

Three days of music, workshops, and activities. Camping. Swimming. Hiking. Time by the river. And three catered dinners.

Water

Bring an absolute minimum of 3 gallons of drinking water per person. There is no water source on site. This one’s important — don’t skip it. It will be hot.

Bathrooms

We’ve got you. Luxury restroom trailers and a couple of showers on site. If showering on site is important to you, you may want to bring your own camping sunshower and kiddie pool to capture grey water. Or, you can just take a dip in the river…

Camping +

Packing Lists

Tent camping is included with your ticket. Car camping and RV spots are limited and available for an additional fee. Bringing an RV? Reach out to us before you come.

Practical stuff to pack:

Tent + sleeping bag (nights get cold even in July)

Canopy or shade structure for tent

Cooler + plenty of extra food, snacks, and drinks

1+ gallon of drinking water per person per day; headlamp (you will need this)

Sunscreen, hat, bug spray

Swimsuit + water shoes

Camp chair + picnic blanket

Reusable cup, utensil, plate

First aid kit

The other stuff:

Good energy

Snacks to share

Floaties (join us in the river)

Lights for yourself at night

Games (corn hole, camp games, etc.)

Flow toys

Your best jokes

Whatever makes you feel like yourself out there