No, there is no separate parking lot at this event. You should park your vehicle where you camp. (Placed theme camps may have some restrictions; talk to your camp lead for details)
Participants who experience or witness non-consensual incidents should contact a ranger or medical staff, should they need them. This is a relatively small event, so if you can’t find those resources in your immediate area, ask the nearest theme camp for help to locate or radio event staff.
In a non-emergency, and as proactive preventative behavior, participants should help self-manage things to create a safe space for one another.
Yes. There are free cold showers available 24/7 or warm showers at SNRG Shower Express camp during designated daytime hours
Yes. Ice will be sold on Friday and Saturday (time TBD, the word will get around) for $4 per 10lb bag. Profits will be donated to a local Beatty charity
SNRG has a zero tolerance policy against people attempting to sneak in to the event. Non-ticketed participants are not covered by event insurance and put the future of this and similar events in jeopardy. Attendees will be easily identified by RFID wristband
ANY PERSON CAUGHT SNEAKING IN WILL BE TURNED OVER TO LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND CHARGED WITH DEFRAUDING AN INNKEEPER.
ANY CAR FOUND TO HAVE A NON-TICKETED PASSENGER WILL HAVE ALL PASSENGERS’ TICKETS REVOKED AND TURNED AWAY.
ANY CAR FOUND PARKED OUTSIDE OF THE GATES WITHOUT A SNRG PARKING PASS WILL BE TOWED, INCLUDING ON HIGHWAY 95.
ANY PERSON WHO HAS BEEN FOUND UNTICKETED AT A PREVIOUS EVENT IS ON A LIST; WE WILL BE WATCHING FOR YOU
No. Small inflatables may be permitted, but the ponds are not big enough to accommodate larger watercraft. If it wasn’t made for your average swimming pool, please don’t bring it.
Any volunteer working 12 hours or more of volunteer shifts during our 2017 event will be eligible for a 40% discount to the 2018 event. You must sign in and sign out in each department you work to receive credit towards the discount. If you are disruptive or asked to leave a shift by the lead of that department, you will not be credited for that day's hours. We depend on volunteers to make the event run and keep you safe. Fire perimeter equals 4 hours credit. This policy covers gate, greeters, medical, fire perimeter, specialty, zen. DPW gets their own crappy policy: feed and booze when spotted. They need it.Yes, but it requires prior approval. You need to review the document for open fire and abide by the safety directions. Fires in the open camping area are not allowed. If you would really like a fire read the document and submit to get approval.
No, there are no hookups. This is primitive camping, restrooms are porta-potties and there is no water on site either. You cannot dump your waste.
Yes, you can bring your RV. There isn’t a designated spot for RVs but as your RV is a great sound block we may suggest a spot that strategically blocks sound.
If it’s illegal you can’t and shouldn’t do it. All real world laws are applicable at SNRG including gravity ;).
To verify your age. If you are under 21 then you will be given a different colored wristband. Your photo id can also be used to verify your entry into SNRG if you have forgotten your ticket.
Don’t stress. Just make sure you have your photo id and as long as the tickets were purchased in your name then our master list can be used to verify you at the gate.
The Fire Department pre-approves all open fire and flame effects. This means that you need to answer some questions prior to the event. Your fire safety procedures will be reviewed before and during an inspection at the event. Fire and flame effects can only be used in the open areas at SNRG and cannot be used in the areas marked as open camping.
We ask participants to follow the same guidelines as defined by Burning Man
https://burningman.org/event/preparation/playa-living/taking-photos-shooting-video/
One of the principles of Burning Man is radical inclusion. However, at SNRG there are loud noises and music, pyrotechnics, moving vehicles, natural predators, and areas of the map where a pet may be hurt. There are no pets allowed at this event.
One of the principles of Burning Man is radical inclusion. In that spirit, this year SNRG will be admitting children, but only with the immediate accompaniment/supervision of a parent or guardian. If you are bringing your children, you should practice active parenting and watch your children and keep them safe and entertained. This is an all ages event but this is a rugged terrain and you should watch out for your child’s well being and safety. If you are interested in creating a Kidsville area and camping with other parents to create child-friendly content and activities, please contact us.
Children 11 years old and under do not require a ticket. Any person 12 years old and over DOES require a ticket. Anyone under the age of 18 will need to be checked in with a parent or legal guardian before admittance to the event.
General Admission will be Thursday onward, so please come when gates open at 10am on Thursday June 6. If you are setting up a theme camp, art installation, mutant vehicle or are part of the Public Works Team then you are able to come in on Wednesday with approval, gates should be open by 2pm for early arrivals . The gate procedure is still applicable for early arrivals and you’ll need to have a valid ticket and ID and be assigned a wristband. Wednesday night is setup only, so theme camps will not be operating. If you are thinking of turning up at the gate on Wednesday without a good reason, then think twice. We’re not there to start the party early, we’re there to get-r-done. Thanks for understanding!