Before participating in our camp, it’s important that you know what Burning Man is and what you can expect. A good place to start is the First Timer’s Guide.
As a camp, we strive to adhere to the Ten Principles of Burning Man and expect the same of our campers. You can read over the Ten Principles here.
A good starting point is to look into the official Burning Man Survival Guide, to get an overview of what it takes to go to Burning Man.
As a camp, we work to provide campers with access to some basic infrastructure - common social areas, potable water, gray water removal, shower, kitchen, co-created meal plan (dinner), shade for camper tents (limited), electric power (limited).
In our suggested packing list, we detail additional communal resources available to all campers, as well as suggestions for what all campers should plan to bring themselves.
Beaverton needs YOU to pay your Camp Dues!
Dues:
Camp Beaverton is almost entirely funded by camp dues. Dues fund such things as: maintaining and upgrading infrastructure, camp supplies and tools, workshop and event supplies, transporting camp stuff to and from playa, water delivery, fuel, year-round storage, and funding scholarships.
Don’t forget to sign up early for the best deal on your dues! (2024)
Bond:
An additional camp bond ($300) will be collected for each camper. This amount will be refunded by September 30, assuming completion of all mandatory camp duties outlined in the Camper Agreement.
Payment Methods:
Zelle : dues only; no fees!
PayPal and Venmo : dues + fees!