Festival Camping Packing List

24 items · Travel · Easy difficulty · 45 min

Everything to pack for a comfortable, safe festival camping trip.

• Gather wristband, tickets, and photo ID

  Confirm wristband access, print tickets or have mobile QR, and bring valid ID.

• Pack tent and essentials
• Pack tent body and rainfly

  Choose a durable tent and include the rainfly for wet weather.

• Pack tent stakes and guylines

  Bring extras for sandy or windy campsites.

• Pack mallet or stake hammer

  Folding mallet protects stakes and is compact to store.

• Pack sleeping bag and sleeping pad

  Choose a season-appropriate bag and inflatable or foam pad for comfort.

• Pack camping pillow or pillowcase
• Pack festival outfit layers
• Pack lightweight jacket and rain layer

  Waterproof layer for evening chill or unexpected rain.

• Pack comfortable shoes and extra socks

  Closed-toe shoes for daytime walking and dancing; bring spares for wet conditions.

• Pack extra changes of clothes

  Include underwear and a spare outfit per festival day.

• Pack toiletries and quick wash kit

  Toothbrush, deodorant, wet wipes, toilet paper, and hand sanitizer.

• Pack sunscreen and a sun hat

  SPF 30+ and a wide-brim hat to prevent sunburn.

• Pack portable phone charger and cables

  High-capacity power bank and appropriate USB cables.

• Pack cash, cards, and a wrist-safe or pouch

  Small amount of cash and a backup card in a waterproof pouch.

• Pack earplugs and an eye mask

  Protect ears from loud music and block light for better sleep.

• Pack a basic first aid kit

  Bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relief, blister care, and any meds.

• Prepare food and snacks
• Pack resealable snacks and energy food

  Trail mix, energy bars, and snacks in zip bags.

• Pack non-perishable easy meals

  Pre-made sandwiches, canned food, or instant meals.

• Pack reusable utensils and a lighter or multi-tool

  Spoon, fork, knife, and a lighter for campsite cooking.

• Pack water bottles or a hydration bladder

  Carry 2–3 liters per person and plan to refill at stations.

• Charge devices and download festival app and offline maps

  Download schedules and maps to save battery and stay organized.

• Label gear and pack a collapsible trash bag

  Put your name on bags and bring a bag for rubbish and recycling.

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