Camping

Fun fact: You can stay up all night and then you don't have to worry about camping!
LOTH shows will always have an all-night crew tending a fire and blasting metal until sunrise. But if you must sleep, there are options. 

Camp up the hill amongst the trees or on the Prairie. Vehicle campers can also park in the gravel lot downhill near the Pirate Ship. Off limits areas include anything east of the Main Gate, or west of the pipeline. Also permanent structures such as tiny houses, stages, and art installations. 

Campers should bring: 

• Light (headlamp or flashlight w/batteries)

• Shelter (tent, vehicle, bivvy)

• Warmth (sleeping bag, blankies)

• Comfort (sleeping pad, sheepskin)

• Food (there is none on site, only seasonal berries and assorted rocks) 

• Water and/or container (there is potable water on site, but it tastes like well water)

• Morning Reassurances (caffeine, bacon, aspirin)

• Personal effects (you know what you need)

Vehicles

• Abide by the one-way road signs. 

• Write your name and phone number on a scrap of something and put it in your windshield. 

• Park by your campsite, or in the Bad Neighbor Hood, which is the gravel lot near the Pirate ship. 

• For all LOTH events other than Sh'bang, parking is ample and you don't need to purchase a separate pass. Don't park like a dumbass. If you need to leave before light, park smart. 

LOTH Facts

• Shows start at full dark. That's typically between 9 and 10pm. "Doors" are at 8:30pm.

• LOTH is a no fun zone, so NO MOSHING. If you mosh, you will be stopped. If you refuse you stop, you will be stopped. 

• Red light only. 

• If you get too turnt and start falling all over the art we reserve the right to turnt you into the art. 

• Don't go exploring beyond the obvious bounds of the space. There are no secret paths, that's just backstage and you shouldn't go back there because there are sharp things and special trash.