[{"content":"","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/authors/","section":"Authors","summary":"","title":"Authors","type":"authors"},{"content":" JOIN US # Buy Tickets Important Info # Dates: June 26th 2026 1pm - June 28th 2026 1pm.\nCampsite available starting June 24th for setup.\nJoin us early to help! We\u0026rsquo;ll even cook you a steak/something you find tasty 😋\nLocation: Will be emailed to all ticket holders\nMusic # 🪩 Friday 🪩 - dance, dance, dance\n⛱️ Saturday Afternoon ⛱️: fun vibes by the watering hole\n😵‍💫 Saturday Evening 😵‍💫: get weird with us (social / hangout / not four on the floor night)\nBurrow Campout · Burrow 2025 Friday Burrow Campout · Burrow 2025 Saturday Activities [TBD for 2026 - see 2025 activities below] # Friday 8pm @ Main Area Picnic Tables: Whiskey Tasting\nSaturday Afternoon @ Watering Hole: Watermelon Topping Tasting\nSaturday 4pm-530pm @ The Tea Tent: Hand Meditation\nSaturday 9pm @ Main Area Fire Pit: Catharsis Burn\nSaturday 10pm @ Tea Tent: Tea Ceremony\nAllen\u0026rsquo;s Blackjack and Hookers @ Across from the Tiki Bar: On demand\nTiki Bar: Drink 5:30pm on, Friday AND Saturday\nBoba Tea: Self serve @ The Tea Tent\nMeals [TBD for 2026 - see 2025 meals below] # Saturday Dinner: Tuscan Chicken Stew, Vegan Sweet Potato Chickpea Stew\nAll other meals: Bring your own, be mindful about bear-box space\nWater: Bring your own! No potable water\nCarpool # Ride Board: TBD\nCritical Information # Read the Critical Information page for details on water, bears, driving directions, packing list, and more.\nContact # Questions? questions@burrowcampout.com\nJoin our mailing list: Burrow Google Group\nBuy Tickets ","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/","section":"Burrow Campout","summary":"","title":"Burrow Campout","type":"page"},{"content":" Purpose # As a community event, we are dedicated to creating an environment that is safe and respectful for every human who is in any way involved with or exposed to Burrow. This policy outlines Burrow expectations for participant behavior as well as the consequences for unacceptable behavior.\nGuiding Principles # Be excellent to each other. # This is a friends and family event. Most people know everyone within a degree or two of connection. As such, assume the best of intentions, and if something\u0026rsquo;s bothering you or you\u0026rsquo;re not having a great time, we wholeheartedly encourage being kind to each other and working things out by communicating directly. If you can\u0026rsquo;t do that, reach out to an SC, planner, Guardian of Humanity, or other kind soul to help you out. But in general, be excellent to each other and we\u0026rsquo;ll all have an excellent time! Bear in mind that if someone is demonstrating unacceptable behavior you don\u0026rsquo;t need to feel inclined to communicate directly with them, and you can follow our guidelines around what to do about unacceptable behavior.\nEnthusiastic consent! # \u0026ldquo;Yes\u0026rdquo; means \u0026ldquo;yes,\u0026rdquo; and everything else means \u0026ldquo;no.\u0026rdquo; # There are lots of cues, verbal and nonverbal, that indicate someone is really not into what\u0026rsquo;s happening, such as staying quiet or needing to be convinced. Rather than relying on your interpretation of another person\u0026rsquo;s words and body language, resolve to get willful, explicit consent.\nPay attention to your partner(s) and keep checking in. Make sure their verbal and physical cues match. Consent should be mutual and continuous.\nA non-sober person cannot give consent. # Any kind of consent from someone who is not sober is NOT consent. Some people enjoy it, but you would have to know the person and their sexual intentions incredibly well to make that call.\nThis may seem strict and impractical, but people can be seriously hurt. It\u0026rsquo;s also the law. Better to abstain than to cause lasting damage.\nIf you want to get it on with someone whom you just met or don\u0026rsquo;t know well, not everyone is as alert or as sober as they may appear, so ask about their sobriety before engaging. Try to interact with each other when you\u0026rsquo;re both sober and get on the same page about how you want to be treated when either of you are not sober. That said, even if a sober person gives consent for their future, non-sober self, that\u0026rsquo;s still not a free pass.\nGuardians of Humanity # There will be guardians of humanity at the event, and possibly some who will not be attending but are available for assistance. Contact any/all of these people if you experience or perceive anything that challenges a safe and respectful environment at Burrow.\nNote: When contacting anyone in this group about an incident, please indicate if there are any individuals on the committee whose involvement you\u0026rsquo;re not comfortable with. They will be excluded from any discussion of the incident.\nThese people have personal and professional experience handling harassment and discrimination. The lead event organizers aren\u0026rsquo;t in this group in order to minimize conflicts of interest and to give the guardians the ability to give their undivided attention. These people strive to be allies to all, and their identities collectively represent multiple diverse intersections. Guardians of Humanity for 2026 will be announced closer to the event.\nUnacceptable Behavior # Harassment of any kind Physical contact without consent Abusive or derogatory comments Intimidation Discrimination Persistent, unwelcome attention Stalking Following Photography or recording of people without their consent Consequences of Unacceptable Behavior # Anyone violating these rules \u0026ndash; in-person or online; before, during, or after the event; whether by the letter or by the spirit of the rules \u0026ndash; may be disciplined or expelled from the event without warning or refund. Expelled individuals will be required to leave the event as soon as it is reasonably safe for them to do so. In the meantime, they may be monitored by someone designated by event staff.\n\u0026ldquo;Intent is not impact\u0026rdquo;. People can have positive intentions and still have a real, harmful impact on others. As such, whether or not the behavior was deliberate will have little to no bearing on how we address the situation.\nAim to understand rather than defend and explain. If anyone tells you that you are behaving unacceptably, try to understand what they are saying, regardless of what you think of their experience or knowledge of the situation.\nWhat to Do About Unacceptable Behavior # Please communicate any questionable behavior to the Guardians Of Humanity or a Site Coordinator (event staff wearing orange vests) as soon as possible, whether you are subjected to it or witness it or simply have concerns. They will try to help you directly and manage the situation as necessary. We also have basic first aid on-site, and a Site Coordinator or other sober, responsible individual can drive you to the closest hospital.\nIf you feel comfortable doing so, we encourage you to directly try and help a situation. It\u0026rsquo;s an incredibly powerful thing to help another human, for both you and the humans you help. We are all part of the same community. It\u0026rsquo;s a good thing to check in on each other and ask if a person is feeling okay, whether or not you know them personally. It\u0026rsquo;s a potential red-flag if someone responds about another person\u0026rsquo;s well-being; try to get a clear response from each person about their own well-being.\nIf you want to report an incident after the event, please contact the Guardians Of Humanity.\nExternal Resources # Rape Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN) www.rainn.org San Francisco Sex Information (SFSI) Hotline www.sfsi.org (415) 989-SFSI (7374) National Alliance to End Sexual Violence (NAESV) endsexualviolence.org Rape Treatment Center www.911rape.org ","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/humanity-policy/","section":"Burrow Campout","summary":"","title":"Burrow Humanity Policy","type":"page"},{"content":"","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/registration/","section":"Burrow Campout","summary":"","title":"Campout Registration","type":"registration"},{"content":"","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/categories/","section":"Categories","summary":"","title":"Categories","type":"categories"},{"content":"Have questions?! Please ask :) questions@burrowcampout.com\nWhat\u0026rsquo;s In This Doc # Camping Things: Water, Bears, and Snakes Event - Food and Leave No Trace Driving - CARPOOL list Suggested Packing List Basic Info # Address and driving directions will be sent by email one week prior to the event. The campout is held in El Dorado National Forest (4 hour drive from SF w/no traffic) Arrive anytime on 6/26/26 (but we\u0026rsquo;ll be there as early as 6/24, please join us if you wish to help out with setup and hang out!) Exit by 6/28/26 5pm-ish. This year we are providing food Saturday early evening, along with some snacks during both nights. More details are in Food \u0026amp; Activities There is no cell service within an hour of the campsite. Download all maps offline. Camping Things: Water, Bears, and Snakes # We\u0026rsquo;re camping in bear country!\nEverything that smells like food must be stored in one of six bear lockers when not in use. Toothpaste, sunscreen and soap smells like food to a bear. Don\u0026rsquo;t keep food in your tent or your car.\nWe have limited bear lockers. Pack your food bags/coolers effectively, only bring the food you actually need and consider sharing space! Please eat the group meals if you are able to - they help us save bear box space! Bring your own water and/or a water purification solution. 1.5 gallons per person, per day is a recommendation. There is no potable water at the campsite, but the river is easily accessible for purification. There are porta-potties in one campground, and a pit toilet in the other.\nIn past years we\u0026rsquo;ve seen rattlesnakes. They\u0026rsquo;re generally not aggressive; if you see one - don\u0026rsquo;t get near it or mess with it. Two tips:\nIf you\u0026rsquo;re walking to the watering hole wear closed toed shoes Be aware when stepping over logs and around rocks Event # Cooking \u0026amp; Fires # Please only cook on the picnic tables near the fire pit and grill at either campsite. Do not use a portable stove anywhere outside of these areas! Be it a large propane stove or a portable isobutane stove such as a Jetboil. Please help us in preventing forest fires!\nNOTE: Depending on fire orders and weather conditions that are determined closer to the event date, you may need a campfire permit to operate and use a portable stove. [TBD FOR 2026]\nGlass containers: No glass containers near the watering hole/rocks. We do not want to pollute the pristine wilderness with our trash. Feel free to bring cans to the river.\nSmoking # Only smoke over a fire pit or grill at one of the campsites. Be mindful of others (regardless of what you\u0026rsquo;re smoking), and let\u0026rsquo;s all do our best to get along - smokers and non-smokers alike. Most importantly, do not smoke anywhere where ash can start a fire.\nBring food # THIS YEAR WE\u0026rsquo;RE PROVIDING FOOD ON SAT EARLY EVENING (meat and vegetarian) with a few late night surprises. For your own cooking, the campsites have grills. If you have significant dietary restrictions, please plan to bring your own sustenance for the entire weekend.\nIn previous years, we have almost run out of bear locker space so keep it as compact as possible. If you want to share an ice-chest with someone; ping the group! Leave no trace - Let\u0026rsquo;s leave the forest like we found it 😊 # All trash and compostables must go in the trash cans or bags provided. Try not to bring feathers, glitter, confetti, silly string, fabrics that will shed (including sequins), that we can\u0026rsquo;t 100% clean up.\nPlease help out by packing out a bag of trash if you can. Smoke and ash only over one of the fire pits (or grill). No fires or sparks of any kind allowed outside of the fire pit; portable propane grills should only be used at the picnic tables near the grilling area. We cannot leave bags of trash outside at any point, as bears will definitely get into it (and did so last year). If you see a bag of trash outside, please store it in your vehicle and find a planner so we can put it in the truck during the event.\nBring local firewood (optional) # Keep the fire pits going longer by bringing some wood from nearby towns like Auburn or Forest Hill, to prevent spreading disease.\nClothing # Bring a bathing suit (consider water shoes), warm clothes for evenings, and sturdy shoes. The campsite is at over 4000 ft elevation, fully shaded, near a few potential swimming holes (conditions permitting), and a short drive to a reservoir. In many places, the ground is uneven and full of obstacles.\nDriving # A version of this document with an address and driving directions will be sent by email closer to the date. We recommend that you download the directions for offline viewing or print them - you will lose service.\nPlease carpool # We have limited parking. Use the rideboard to group up. Contact organizers if you need help.\nDrive Carefully # The road to the campsite is remote, very winding, and eroded away in places. Try to arrive in the daylight to make getting in and situated much easier. In all cases, take it easy. Bring a headlamp and have it accessible especially if you\u0026rsquo;ll arrive at night. Print the directions or save them to your phone. There is no cell service and some roads are closed.\nAgain, there is no cell service # Be aware that some roads in the area are blocked by landslides. Follow the provided directions.\nOnce you\u0026rsquo;re at camp, the nearest stores are about an hour out. We recommend filling your gas tanks at the last town on the way out.\nPacking List # What you bring is up to you, but we recommend the following at the minimum! Remember, you\u0026rsquo;re camping, and you\u0026rsquo;re coming to a party, so we recommend the following at the minimum:\nSleeping Supplies # Seriously don\u0026rsquo;t sleep on these items; the camping area is far from the stage and generally quiet, but you\u0026rsquo;ll appreciate the extra sleep you\u0026rsquo;ll get for listening.\nEye Mask Soft Ear Plugs (Mack\u0026rsquo;s are the best, get the slim fit or the regular depending on size of your ears) Camping Supplies # Tent Sleeping pad (bring something comfier than a backpacking setup) Sleeping bag Blankets Pillow Headlamp/flashlight Chair(s) Food \u0026ldquo;Stuff\u0026rdquo; # Food (we have two meals, you\u0026rsquo;re on your own after that) Container/bag for food (to put inside bear lockers) Bear container [optional] Reusable plate/bowl/cup/utensil (we will have hot tea, cocktails, various tastings, and things that are lovely to drink and eat — bring something to enjoy them on! A good minimum would be a spork, cup, and bowl) Water (potable) Personal Supplies # Mosquito repellent!!! (they love to join the party around sunset) Earplugs (for music if you want, but it\u0026rsquo;s usually not too loud) Sunscreen Toothbrush Toothpaste Face wipes Hand Sanitizer Layers (warm during day, usually a little chilly at night. Averages for June are 80s high and 50s low. Especially on Saturday night if you\u0026rsquo;re hanging out by the stage, make sure you\u0026rsquo;re super toasty if you\u0026rsquo;re sitting and chilling.) Swimsuit Float for swimming hole (it\u0026rsquo;s typically too cold to stay in for too long, so if you want to stay in the water it\u0026rsquo;s a good idea. most people just jump in from time to time) Closed toed shoes Water shoes for swimming hole Fun # Extra blankets/pillows/mats/chairs (i.e. \u0026lsquo;floof\u0026rsquo;)\nWe will not have enough chairs for everyone so please consider bringing one. Bring your own floof! Extra pillows and blankets are great for cuddling and hanging out by the music. There will be mats, but you should find ways to prop yourself up and make yourself more comfortable. Think outside the box: bring blow up couches, plastic pools with blankets in them, and yoga mats to put on the ground. Battery powered Lights At night parts of the forest are dark. If you have LED wearables or fun lights bring them! Games/books/etc ","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/critical-information/","section":"Burrow Campout","summary":"","title":"Critical Information","type":"page"},{"content":" Burrow Food # TBD FOR 2026: See 2025 menu below # We\u0026rsquo;ll be providing Saturday Early Dinner and surprise Late Night Snacks. Bring your plates and utensils (and an appetite!)\nSaturday Early Dinner ~5pm: # Tuscan Chicken Stew (2025)\nOlive oil, onion, garlic, carrots, celery, zucchini, red bell pepper, flour, chick broth, italian seasoning, red pepper flakes, cannellini beans, tomatoes, chicken, spinach, salt, pepper, lemon, parsley Rice on the side Vegan Sweet Potato Chickpea Stew\nVegetable oil, onion, garlic, paprika, cinnamon, cumin, chili flakes, lemon, tomatoes, chickpeas, sweet potatoes, coconut milk, spinach\nRice on the side\nBurrow Activities # TBD FOR 2026: See 2025 activities below # Tiki Bar: Drink 5:30pm on, Friday AND Saturday\nLive the dream of being a bartender. Whiskey Tasting - 8pm, Friday @ Main Dance Area picnic tables\nYou\u0026rsquo;ve already gotten to camp and set up. You are ready to get into the Burrow spirit. Join Andrew for a guided whiskey tasting. Bring a cup! Catharsis Burn - 9pm, Friday @ fire pit by the Main Dance Area\nWe are all holding on to TOO MUCH. Let\u0026rsquo;s set it on fire and set it free. We\u0026rsquo;ll have a brief ceremony and take turns throwing things into the fire. Paper slips provided. Bring things to burn from home! Allen\u0026rsquo;s Blackjack and Hookers - on demand (whose demand we can\u0026rsquo;t say) @ across from the Tiki Bar\nAre you a little excited? A little afraid? Same But we won\u0026rsquo;t know what it is unless we try it Would Dr. Allen steer us wrong? Watermelon Topping Tasting - afternoon, Saturday @ the Watering Hole\nIt\u0026rsquo;s hot. You\u0026rsquo;re thirsty. You are in the right place. Cool off and hydrate with some watermelon. Wash that watermelon juice off in the watering hole. Repeat. Hand Meditation - 4 to 5:30, Saturday @ the Tea Tent\nThink about your relationship with being 3 minute experience! Tea Ceremony - 10pm, Saturday @ the Tea Tent\nCelebrating experiences with tea Taste, smell, feel tea and tea-wares Bring stories if you have them. Otherwise just enjoy the tea and the stories Boba Tea - any time @ the Tea Tent\nDelicious self-serve boba tea ","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/food-activities/","section":"Burrow Campout","summary":"","title":"Food \u0026 Activities","type":"page"},{"content":" 2026 TBD! In the meantime, our 2025 Lineup # Listen # All Tracks # ","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/music-lineup/","section":"Burrow Campout","summary":"","title":"Music Lineup","type":"page"},{"content":"","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/series/","section":"Series","summary":"","title":"Series","type":"series"},{"content":"","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/tags/","section":"Tags","summary":"","title":"Tags","type":"tags"},{"content":"Join us for our annual adventure into the wooded hedgehog wonderland.\nTo purchase tickets for Burrow, you will need to register each adult and child attending for tickets below.\nThis will walk you through reading our policies, entering attendee names, selecting volunteer shifts, and paying for tickets. If you're buying tickets for a group of people, you only need to go through this once. You\u0026rsquo;ll need names, phone numbers, email addresses, ticket tiers, and preferred volunteer shift preferences for each person you register for.\nPlease consider signing up for bringing Art \u0026amp; Activities or to perform Music! Participation from attendees is what makes Burrow special.\nRegister for Tickets Art \u0026amp; Activities # Past visual art examples (Google Photos)\nParticipation from attendees is key to a fun Burrow, and bringing art or activities is a great way to contribute.\nArt at Burrow is anything you think people would enjoy during the weekend, either to look at, interact with, or participate in. It doesn\u0026rsquo;t have to be big! Activites can be structured (a yoga class), or unstructured (bringing paint supplies).\nExample activities from past Burrows:\nWhiskey Tasting Wim-Hof workshop Caricature drawing Foot feels experience (guessing objects by feeling them with your feet) Blackjack table If you want to get an activity on the calendar, or if your art requires support from us, such as power from our generators, please fill out the form below!\nIf you make a living from your art, or if you need financial assistance making the event, note that in the form and we\u0026rsquo;ll discuss further.\nLoading… Music # Please submit yourself or someone you know as a performer for this year.\nWe\u0026rsquo;re always looking for new artists to perform and would love to have you play! Burrow is particularly great for experimenting and performing in front of a small, very enthusiastic audience. Many performers got their start here, and we\u0026rsquo;d love to hear what you have to play.\nLoading... 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