Our Camp

Earliest access to the campground begins Thursday at 10:00 AM

SUNSET PARK

2601 E Sunset Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89120

Porta-potties are available outside, but there are no showers. Showering in the camper is not permitted due to the lack of dump and water hookups. You'll need to go home to shower. However, you're welcome to use the refrigerator and sleep in the designated area.

We have passes for only 6 people, and you know who you are!

RV

RV Camping (includes Fifth Wheel, Bumper Pull or Pop Up Trailers) lets you park your recreational vehicle in the campsite and build your own weekend oasis for larger groups of family and friends. Vacation your way and enjoy a special experience under the stars of the Renaissance. RV camping days are Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

***This is a dry camping space. No dump station or servicing provided by Clark County, contact Las Vegas Toilet Rentals to make individual arrangements. ***

Includes:
- Four night stay in your own RV in a designated space next to the campground
- (6) 3-day passes, (6) festival T-shirt vouchers*, (6) festival poster vouchers*
- Earliest access to the campground beginning Thursday at 10:00 AM
- Access to the private campground including designated potties, private entertainment, and option to purchase exclusive DINNER FEAST SHOW passes for Saturday evening.
- Voucher redemption will take place at the Clark County Merchandise Booth inside vendor village. Must be picked up during festival hours. Merch Sizes first come first served.
Camp spots are very limited and will be available on a first-come first-serve basis (while supplies last).
Note: RV Trailers must unhook from vehicle, no vehicles can remain hitched to unit during event!

🪓 Task Assignment List (6 People, Example Split)

Person 1: Camp Captain (Setup Leader)

• Directs where chairs, mat, and awning go

• Ensures RV is level, power is hooked up

• Oversees tank management plan

Person 2: Firepit & Cooking Boss

• In charge of grilling/propane stove/campfire cooking

• Manages cooler + food supplies at camp

• Keeps the firepit safe, brings cooking tools

Person 3: Decorator & Atmosphere

• Sets up string lights, lanterns, and banners

• Maintains nighttime vibe at camp

• Handles faire camp aesthetic

Person 4: Water & Sanitation

• Manages freshwater refills (if needed)

• Keeps wipes, hand sanitizer, and paper goods stocked

• Tracks when tanks might need dumping

Person 5: Quartermaster (Gear/Logistics)

• Keeps track of shared items (games, tools, chargers)

• First-aid kit, duct tape, backup supplies

• Makes sure nothing is left behind on departure

Person 6: Spirit Keeper (Entertainment & Morale)

• Handles music, party setup, and drinking games

• Keeps the group moving toward fair events on time

• Night host — keeps energy up or chills down as needed

• Arrival Day (Oct 9):

  • Camp Captain directs setup, Firepit Boss prepares the first meal, and Decorator sets the lights.

• Faire Days (Oct 10–12):

  • Morning: The cook handles breakfast, the Quartermaster checks camp supplies, and the Spirit Keeper queues music.

  • Midday: Everyone goes to the fair, and the Water/Sanitation person ensures the camp bathrooms/water situation is okay.

  • Night: Firepit Boss + Spirit Keeper run the campfire, Decorator flips lights, Camp Captain ensures tanks aren’t overloaded.

• Departure Day (Oct 13):

  • Quartermaster + Camp Captain = secure/pack

  • Sanitation person = tanks & trash

  • Decorator = take down lights

  • Everyone strips bedding & clears their gear

What You May Need to Bring (Unexpected Essentials)

1. Water Management (No On-Site Water Hookup)

• Extra freshwater jugs (10–20 gal extra—filling once may not suffice for 4 days & 6 people)

• Collapsible buckets for dishwashing and camp tasks

• Portable water filter or large drinking jugs if you’d rather not fill the onboard tank frequently

2. Waste Tactics (No Sewer Hookup)

• Extra RV-safe toilet paper & chemicals to control odor and slow breakdown

• Big black garbage bags for extra waste, and a plan to dump somewhere after the trip

• Flush-less options: Encourage group use of Faire facilities if possible to protect tank levels

3. Comfort and Convenience Extras

• Extendable RV sewer hose, even if you're only using it to minimize splashes when you dump afterward

• Surge protector and adapter (30-amp or 50-amp, depending on campsite)

• Bedding extras: Even though sheets are included, bring extra blankets or throw pillows for evening campfire comfort

• Outdoor rug and weatherproof mats to keep dust, sand, or dirt out of the RV

• Fire extinguisher, just in case (often not included but essential with cooking and firepit use)

• Tool kit, duct tape, bungee cords, and zip ties – life-savers for quick fixes

• Bug spray and citronella candles, especially for evenings outdoors

• Battery backups or power banks, in case the RV’s converter is taxed by six people charging devices

4. Health & Safety

• First-aid kit (if not already in “bathroom essentials” pack)

• Backup sanitation supplies: gloves, disinfectant spray, wet wipes, hand sanitizer

5. Nighttime and Lighting

• Extra lanterns or battery-powered lights—especially outside the RV for safety at night

• Extension cords—for powering more than just the RV (lights, speaker setup, decor)