Pack for both warm days and cool nights.
Oklahoma weather can change quickly. Bring clothing and gear that will keep you comfortable in sunshine, rain, cool evenings, and colder overnight temperatures.
Packing Guide
What Should I Bring?
We have organized the list into practical categories so you can work through your packing one area at a time.
01
Clothing & Weather
- Extra set of clothing
- Cool and cold-weather clothing
- Umbrella or poncho
- Rain boots or waterproof shoes
- Sunscreen
- Bug spray
02
Campsite Essentials
- Camping chairs
- Extra camp chair for the service area
- Flashlights or lanterns
- Extra batteries
- Solar lights for your campsite
- Broom for your tent or camper
- Locking or secure storage bins
03
Food & Cooking
- Food for meals and snacks
- Cooking gear
- Plates
- Cups
- Eating utensils
- Food-storage containers
04
Personal Care
- Towels
- Toiletries
- Change for laundry
- First-aid kit
05
Worship & Study
- Bible
- Notebook and pens
- Shofar
- Worship flags
- Musical instruments for campfire worship
06
Sukkot Essentials
- Lulav and etrog
- Decorations for your sukkah or campsite
- Anything your household uses to help celebrate the Feast
A Helpful Reminder
Double Check These
Easy Things to Forget
These are the kinds of small things that can become very inconvenient once camp is set up.
Extra Batteries
Change for Laundry
Flashlights & Lanterns
First-Aid Kit
Rain Gear
Extra Chair for Services
Life Outdoors
Helpful Tips and Information
Remember that you will be living outdoors, cooking around a fire, and storing your food in places where animals live.
Keep Food and Gear Secure
Wildlife is part of camping at Red Rock Canyon. Bring locking or secure storage containers so animals cannot easily get into food, trash, or camping gear.
Need Firewood?
Some firewood will be available for purchase during the event, and firewood will also be available through the Red Rock Canyon office.