Gov Issued ID

Earplugs for safety and sleep

Face Mask(s) For Health / Protection

Headlamp or Flashlight (plus a set of backup batteries)

Refillable Water Bottle

Heavy Duty Trash Bags

Sturdy, Reliable Footwear + extra socks & bandaids

Sunscreen

Bug Spray

First Aid Kit Blisters, scrapes, & scratches are common festival boo-boos. Save yourself the trek to the medic tent for a band-aid and pack your own. You never know!
Sunscreen You’re not invincible ya know. Don’t forget the aloe in case you get burned.
Lip Balm Don’t skimp on the sun protection.

Toiletries Don’t leave behind the toothbrush, toothpaste, feminine products, towel, and extra toilet paper never hurts.
Baby wipes These little guys make for quick cleaning when you don’t have me to shower (just don’t put them in the porta-potties please!). Hand soap/sanitizer At some point, you’ll need it.

Sunglasses Pro Tip – bring an extra pair!
Vision Care Extra glasses, contact lenses and/or eye drops
Vitamins & Meds Allergy medication, stomach or digestion aids, vitamins for rejuvenation and your prescription medication permited with a prescription. 

Layering Garments: Bring cool clothes for the day and warm clothes for the night. Plan for highs in the 90’s in the day, with lows in the 60’s at night. Scarves, lightweight sweaters, beanies, cloves, tall socks.
Hats and headwear: Say no to naked noggins.

Scarves and bandanas: Wet these and toss ’em in the cooler for a refreshing treat.

Bathing Suit: Bring the right attire to take a dip and cool off in the lake.

Self Expression Through Style: Be you and do what you do with your bad self…we can’t wait to see what ya got! 

Prepare To Camp On Sand: If you want to camp next to the water be prepared. You'll be camping on top of hard packed sand, rugs are blankets are recommended to keep the sand out of your tent as much as possible. 

Sleeping Supplies: An Air Mattress, futon, or other so surfaces for comfy sleep including pillows and warm blankets to bundle up at night.
Tent Lock: The isn’t a frequent occurrence throughout the campsites, but it does happen. If you’re bringing valuables like your computer, portable speakers or expensive camp equipment, be smart and keep it out of plain sight or tucked away in your tent when you’re not at your camp. If you’re feeling extra cautious pick up a tent lock.

Chairs: inflatable or fold-out chairs save a lot of space!
Extra Blankets: The SSBD nights can be cold. Pack an extra blanket just in case your sleeping bag isn’t cu ng it.
Heavy Duty Stakes, Hammer or Sandbags: The winds can get pre y strong and unfastened tents and EZ ups have been known to take ight! Stake down your stu for your safety and your neighbors safety!
Camera: Don’t forget to label it with your name and contact info. Disposable cameras are a great way to document the fun while escaping your phone!
Camping Things: Gloves, tape, rope, zip es, bungee cords, tarps, safety pins, etc... for your camp.
Towels: For the lake and showers

Cooler: We will have ice for sale!
Water bottle or a Canteen: We’ll have water refill stations to stay hydrated. Pro Tip – pack an extra!

Sink Things: Reusable cups, plates, and utensils will make meals green and easy. Trash/recycling bags: Help us keep SSBD and Lake Perris beautiful!
Cookware: Easily overlooked but important then it’s chow me.
Propane powered stove: No open fires please!
Noms: Bring your favorite foods or your wallet to get eats from our delish food vendors. 

Illegal Drugs/Substances

Weapons of Any Kind!

Dogs/Pets

Coolers inside Festival Grounds

Glass Bottles (please don’t bring glass to the beach)

Containers in Festival Grounds

Kegs

Fishing Gear

Fireworks, Fire Tools

Propane Lanterns

Charcoal Grills

Drones

Portable Gas-Powered Generators

Sound Systems 

Fear not, if you forget anything we got you...

Go to the general store to get yourself ice, water, soda, snacks, lighters, flashlights, wipes, gum, sun tan lotion, advil, toilet paper, paper towels, tampons, chap stick, bug spray and lots of other things you might not realize you wanted to bring.

Yes leave your camping pass on your car and your wristbands on, you will be able to come and go from the park as you need.

Yes, this is an all-ages festival. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a legal guardian.

"Up-front" parking will be right next to the camping / festival area and "Slightly Remote Parking" will be about a 5-10 minute walk from the festival and the camping area. If you have a large vehicle (20+ feet) you'll need to purchase a large vehicle parking pass and you will be parked in our large vehicle parking lot, this will be about a 5 minute walk to the festival grounds. 

All attendees that would like to park a vehicle at Lake Perris must have a parking pass. We won't allow drop-offs for tents or other camping gear in the up-front parking lot so prepare to carry your gear about a half mile to your camp site from the slightly remote parking lot.

Your safety is one of our largest concerns. We work closely with our peace-keeping security teams as well as law-enforcement to ensure this with detailed plans in the event of an incident. Additionally we have an ALS certified ambulance on-site in the case of a medical emergency.

Please see our Refund Policy

Yes, we are interested in any help you can give! Please visit our Get Involved page, fill out one of our forms and we will be in contact.

There are outdoor showers on-site in the campgrounds that are used for the beach. They don't offer privacy and are not hot-water showers. We are working on a solution for hot private showers but can't guarantee these will be available until later given the many concerns about COVID. 

Yes, they'll be wearing security uniforms and available 24/7 during the festival. Please seek their help if you need it.

Yes, there will be food for sale and a full bar inside the festival. We will have vegetarian and vegan options. Guests must be 21+ to purchase alcohol.

Yes if you need medical assistance for any reason we'll have a medical tent as well as an ambulance on site. 

Unless you have a licensed service animal they are not allowed on the festival property or campgrounds.

Yes, we encourage all types of art including painting...it's a pretty chill activity. if you would to be an official SSBD live painter, and have the opportunity to sell your art at the festival, please fill out our official artist submission form with information and links to your art.

Gates will open Thursday at 3pm for arrival. Gate times will be: 

Thursday: 3pm - 11pm 

Friday: 11am - 11pm 

Saturday: 11am - 9pm

In order to camp right next to your car in the main camping area you will need to purchase an "Upfront Parking" pass. These passes allow you to park in lots right next to the GA campgrounds. It does not gaurantee you'll be able to camp next to your car and the spots are subject to availability but it is the closest spots to the camping area you'll be able to park in.

Yes!  You can bring your boat. The park has ramps open. Boating will be controlled by the park, and it's rangers - you will be subject to the same boating rules that the park enforces for all boats that enter. Please read the boating FAQ before considering bringing a boat. For more information on boating click here.

Only official vendors will be allowed to sell merchandise at the festival. If you attempt to sell anything without approval from the festival organizers, all items will be considered surrendered and not returned. If you would like to apply to become an official vendor you may do so on our “get involved” page.

The park is ADA friendly. It includes wheelchair accessible restrooms and showers. The festival itself is wheelchair accessible, however the majority of the festival takes place on hard sand. Please email info@ssbdfest.com to inquire further.

Our gate times are strict. If you arrive early you’re going to be sitting around for a while. If you would like to camp inside the state park and you arrive early you may contact the state park to reserve camping spots.

You can bring alcohol into the camping areas, you must be 21 to consume alcohol. No kegs. No outside alcohol will be allowed in the festival grounds - alcohol will be sold inside the festival grounds. Alcohol is limited to 1 case of beer OR 1 box of wine OR 1 plastic alcohol bottle per car.

Lake Perris averages in the mid 90's during the day and gets down to the low 60's at night. Please plan accordingly.

Yes we have drinking fountains as well as water taps in the campgrounds and festival area.

Music times will run roughly following the schedule below:

Thursday Night: 5pm - 2:30am

Friday - 11am until 3am 

Saturday - 11am until 3am

Sunday - 11am until 3pm (Coconut Club only brunch and beach party)