Your guide to camping at Sunshine Grove

You must be 21+ to consume alcohol in the campground and festival. If entering with alcohol, you must present government-issued identification. Law enforcement will frequent the campground and randomly card campers seen drinking alcohol. Underage drinkers risk being arrested for violating the law. Campers age 21+ must carry their government-issued identification at all times. 

OMF Campgrounds Alcohol Policy: Up to 24 cans (under 12oz) of beer and alcoholic drinks under 16% ABV, OR up to 5L of wine PER PERSON. 1.75L of liquor in a plastic bottle only PER CAR. Any excess alcohol will be confiscated and disposed of. No alcohol can be brought into the festival venue whatsoever.

The campgrounds will be staffed by security personnel and services teams 24 hours a day. Medical teams will also be on site and ready to assist 24 hours a day, and police will conduct patrols at random for additional safety. 

We care about your valuables - please lock them up or rent one of our mobile lockers. OMF 2026 LLC and the venue are not responsible for any lost or stolen items.  Please note that OMF reserves the right to search any person or vehicle at any time during the event. These measures are in place to help maintain a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding.

Campers are expected to be courteous to one another, as well as to event staff. Okeechobee is a shared space, and these are your neighbors for the next few days! Please do your part in making this an incredible weekend for everyone.

By entering the campground, you agree to adhere to the following code of conduct:
All campers must wear their Okeechobee wristband. Campers consuming alcohol must be 21 or older, verified by a valid photo ID, which may be randomly checked at any time.

All campers must be packed and vacated from the campground by 3 pm on Monday, March 6. No vehicle movement will be permitted once parked. Prohibited items confiscated at entry or during the event will NOT be returned. Please don’t bring prohibited items!

If a guest participating in any of the following behaviors is uncooperative or a persistent offender, they will be removed from the festival site. In certain situations, the offender may be arrested. 

The following actions may result in a WARNING and/or EJECTION from the campground: 

• Irresponsible use of alcohol
• Public nudity or lewd behavior
• Accessing restricted areas without proper passes
• Taunting, bullying, abusive/disruptive language, and/or obscene gestures
• Littering
• Failing to cooperate/comply with campground safety officers or event staff 
• Moving an RV or vehicle to another location after placement by festival staff
• Parking or extending any part of the RV or tent into fire lanes or outside the designated/marked area
• Violating the tent or RV camping power grid policies

The following actions will result in IMMEDIATE EJECTION, handled by local law enforcement:

• Relieving your bladder or bowels anywhere other than approved restrooms/portalets
• Fighting or engaging in any action that may harm, endanger, threaten, or bring discomfort to anyone
• Public sexual behavior
• Possession/use of illegal drugs
• Damage, destruction, vandalism, or theft of any property

We highly recommend bringing the following items for the most comfortable camping experience. Remember: It’s only four days! Roll your clothes, and pack lightly.

• YES earplugs
• YES eye masks
• YES flags, banners or totems to distinguish your tent (see totem guidelines). Please note: flags and banners will not be allowed in the venue. 
• YES folding chairs
• YES food, beverages, and water - must be sealed
• YES ice chest/coolers
• YES phone charger
• YES reusable water bottles (non-glass, must be empty when entering the venue)
• YES sleeping bags, blankets, pillows, air mattress
• YES sunglasses, hats, sunscreen
• YES two (2) travel-size locks if you wish to lock your tent 
• YES towels and sandals for showers

• YES alcohol - see guidelines
• YES battery-powered candles and lanterns
• YES canopies, E-Z UPs, large umbrellas, or shade structures
• YES cell phones
• YES cigarettes, sealed upon entry
• YES e-cigs/vapes - refillable liquid chambers okay, empty upon entry 
• YES E-juice - up to one bottle per person, factory-sealed upon entry 
• YES eyedrops, sealed at entry
• YES fanny packs
• YES glowing/illuminated costumes or jewelry
• YES glowsticks - string glowsticks/LED pois, orbitals and whips are permitted but must be performed 5 feet away from others
• YES gum, sealed at entry
• YES hammocks - you must hang your hammock yourself, no staff members may hang hammocks for you
• YES hula hoops, especially LED hoops! 
• YES hydration packs with no more than two main compartments and one smaller compartment - must be empty upon entry into the venue
• YES ice
• YES lighters
• YES lip balm/gloss, sealed upon entry
• YES makeup
• YES non-amplified (acoustic) musical instruments
• YES non-professional flash/still cameras and hand-held video cameras - e.g., Sony Action Cam, GoPro, Polaroid 
• YES personal food
• YES personal misting fan with a bottle no larger than 1.5L, empty upon entry
• YES personal-size battery-powered speakers
• YES personal-size pool floaties - made for no more than one adult
• YES plastic mirrors - compact makeup and shatter-proof plastic mirrors measuring less than 8×8 inches 
• YES physician-prescribed medication that is not expired - must show physician’s prescription and consult with a safety officer upon entry. This will be strictly enforced 
• YES reusable water bottles - non-glass, empty at entry
• YES small, portable propane grills/stoves with small tanks, up to 4 lbs per group.
  Propane bottles that are part of your RV/camping trailer’s internal system are OK, even if they exceed 4 lbs
• YES sunscreen lotion, inspected upon entry
• YES tampons and pads, sealed upon entry 
• YES wagons - must be soft-sided, collapsible
• YES wet wipes, sealed upon entry
• YES wind chairs/sofas, deflated upon entry 

Only you can prevent campground fires! During your stay in the campground, please monitor all cooking devices while in use, and turn off tanks when you’re finished. If you see an unattended fire, please notify a campground staff member immediately.

• NO aerosol products or cans

• NO bikes, scooters, skateboards, or anything on wheels

• NO bota bags

• NO breakable glass or acrylic mirrors - compact makeup and shatter-proof plastic mirrors measuring less than 8″x8″ are OK 

• NO butane grills or accessories, such as torches

• NO costumes that resemble public safety uniforms (police, SWAT, fire, security, or medical) in any way

• NO camping wind turbines

• NO candles or live flame of any kind

• NO dollies or hand trucks

• NO drones or remote-control aircraft

• NO dry ice

• NO fireworks

• NO gas generators - solar-powered generators OK 

• NO gas masks

• NO glass bottles - small bottles of perfume/cologne OK 

• NO helium balloons

• NO hookahs

• NO large metal chains or metal spiked jewelry

• NO large speaker systems - sound systems are limited to USB-powered/personal portable speakers. No amplified sound systems are allowed. OMF 2026 LLC  reserves the right to remove sound systems that do not follow these guidelines, and repeat offenders of noise complaints are subject to removal from the campground. 

• NO laser pointers or air horns

• NO loose cans or beverages - must be packaged and sealed at entry

• NO loose pills without a prescription, or expired medications of any kind - all medications, prescription or otherwise, must be in their original container

• NO motorized vehicles of any kind, including off-road motorcycles, segways, electric bicycles, hoverboards, powered skateboards, or scooters 

• NO nitrogen dioxide (NO2) canisters or nitrous of any kind

• NO open campfires or fires/flames of any kind - propane grills OK

• NO open packs of cigarettes, upon entry

• NO flags or totems with hate speech, sexual references, political references or anything deemed inappropriate will not be permitted. Please keep the love.

• NO personal gas tanks for refueling RVs

• NO pets or emotional support animals, except service animals

• NO professional recording equipment—photo, video or audio, including detachable lenses, tripods, big zooms, or commercial-use rigs

• NO promotional flyers, promotional/corporate branded banners, or vehicles displaying sponsorships or ads

• NO solar camping showers

• NO spray paint

• NO steel knives or other utensils deemed as weapons

• NO stickers or flyers

• NO stuffed animals or dolls

• NO tool boxes

• NO toy guns, water guns, slingshots. Failure to comply will result in removal from the festival. 

• NO unauthorized vending whatsoever

• NO weapons or weapon accessories of any kind, real or fictional, including whips, lightsabers, pocket knives, pepper spray, fireworks, fake weapons/props, to include BB and Pellet Guns etc. Failure to comply will result in removal from the festival. 

• Any size RV: Class A, Class B or Class C
• Any size bus (no tour buses, prevosts, or motorcoaches with low clearance allowed)
• Any vehicle wider or longer than a normal 15 passenger van (230.8″ x 79.3″ x 82.3″)
• Any vehicle towing a camper or 5th wheel of any size. If you’re hitching anything, it’s an RV. Box trucks and trailers are not allowed into the campgrounds.

Accessible camping spots are available on a first come, first served basis. Registering helps us prepare for your group and plan our accessible camping area.

To register for an ADA camping spot, please fill out our ADA Camping Registration Form (coming soon).

To learn more about the accessible features of the festival, visit our Accessibility page.

Accessible transportation will be available to take Okeechobeeings to different locations throughout the campgrounds. Please visit the Camping Access Center, where you can check in and receive your wristband for all accessible viewing platforms.

To learn more about the accessible features of the festival, visit our accessibility page.