Looking for the most economical way to attend the Rock of Ages?

Tent camping may be just what you're looking for.

Details:

• There is a US$40 camping fee per tent campsite.
• Up to 8 people are allowed per campsite.
• Up to 4 tents (including sleeping and dining tents) are allowed per tent campsite.
• Shuttles will be provided to carry your equipment between the parking lot and the tent camping area.

If your group is camping in more than one campsite and you want your campsites to be together, you should arrive at the tent camping area together. We are unable to assign sites prior to your arrival. Sites are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

Guidelines:

• We do not recommend tent camping with children 12 months old or younger.
• It is not available to camp in makeshift tents or lean-tos. Only genuine tents will be allowed.
• Open campfires are not permitted.
• Camp stoves or propane grills are allowed for cooking food in designated cooking areas only. Please be sure to supply your own can openers, refrigeration, fuel for your stove, etc.
• Laundry facilities are not available on grounds.
• Hammocks are allowed in the campsites if hung on a hammock stand. It is not available to hang a hammock on the trees or other structures.

What to Bring:

Please bring all of the supplies needed for you to comfortably tent camp at the Rock. Here are some suggestions to help you plan:

• an all-weather tent with rain fly or other rain protection along with any tools needed for tent setup (i.e., a hammer or mallet, as tents should be staked firmly in the ground)
• sleeping bags that will keep people warm in 40-degree weather, blankets, and pillows, as nights at the Rock can be cool and damp
• plastic to put under the tent to help prevent the tent from absorbing moisture from the ground and becoming damp and cold
• an air mattress or a cot for added comfort and protection
• water containers to transport water if needed
• cooking equipment and supplies for use in designated cooking areas
• a broom to sweep out the tent
• extra plastic to use in the event of inclement weather
• lawn chairs and a small table
• a drying rack for towels
• a flashlight (with extra batteries)
• other items for your comfort and blessing

Before the Rock of Ages, we recommend you become familiar with every piece of your camping equipment.

Looking for more information on what to bring?

Check out this helpful video from the Young Adult Rock:

Wanting to enjoy the comforts of home while camping at the Rock of Ages?

Recreation Vehicle (RV) camping may be just what you're looking for.

Details:

• There is a US$70 camping fee per RV campsite.
• Up to 8 people are allowed per campsite.
• One RV/pop-up camper and one tent (including sleeping or dining tents) is allowed per RV campsite.
• RV camping sites do not include electrical or water hookups. 

If your group is camping in more than one RV and you want your campsites to be together, you should have similar-length RVs and arrive at the RV registration area together. We are unable to assign sites prior to your arrival. Sites are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

A pumping service for RV holding tanks is available at the Rock for a small fee for each use.

Before coming on the Rock of Ages grounds on Wednesday, please be sure your holding tank is empty, since the RV pumping service will not be in operation until Thursday of the Rock. Also, before you arrive, be sure that your RV has the proper sewage hose connector for the holding tank and that the hose is in good condition.

Guidelines:

• Only vehicles designed for camping (i.e., RVs, campers, pop-up campers, converted vans, etc.) are allowed to be used for camping. It is not available to camp in cars, trucks, or other vehicles that are not designed for camping.
• Open campfires are not permitted.
• Camp stoves or propane grills are allowed for cooking food in designated cooking areas only. Please be sure to supply your own can openers, refrigeration, fuel for your stove, etc.
• Laundry facilities are not available on grounds.
• Hammocks are allowed in the campsites if hung on a hammock stand. It is not available to hang a hammock on the trees or other structures.

Along with your recreational vehicle, you will need the following supplies:

• a solar or gas-powered inverter generator up to 65 decibels
• a small bucket to catch wastewater from your sink if it does not drain into the RV holding tank
• a mat or rug for outside the door, to wipe your feet
• boards for leveling your vehicle
• sleeping bags suitable for 40-degree weather, blankets, and pillows
• LP gas (if RV is equipped with gas appliances)
• extra plastic to use in the event of inclement weather
• lawn chairs and a small table
• a drying rack for towels
• a flashlight (with extra batteries)
• other items for your comfort and blessing

There are many RV rental companies nearby The Way International where you can rent an RV to enjoy at the Rock.

• If you are renting an RV, please review the RV camping information listed above.
• We recommend inspecting your rented RV prior to arriving at the Rock of Ages.
• We recommend knowing the cancellation policies and emergency response procedures in case you have difficulty with your rented RV.

Delivery & Pick up:

It is available to arrange delivery and pick up of your RV at The Way International.

Please indicate on your registration form if you will have a vendor deliver and pick up your RV. We will communicate with you directly to arrange the logistics.

Please be sure that the name on the RV rental matches the name on your Rock of Ages registration exactly.

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