How + What to Pack for Camping at a Music Festival // Preparing For Imagine Music Festival 2021 

Thank you! ❤️ They are definitely not allowing glass in this fest either, but luckily this is an acrylic mirror!! I totally understand the rules but it does make packing difficult!!

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment!! Cannot wait to be there partying and soaking up all the magic!!! Only 6 more days!! ❤️

Omg!! Definitely do NOT want this happening!! So sorry you had that experience.

So sorry I just saw this! But- sadly all the packing was for naught anyway 😭

Depends on the time of day you’re going in there. At some festivals I’ve been to they are disgusting the whole time. At hulaween they are almost always well taken care of. At electric forest they didn’t clean them until later in the morning and they would be so full they were overflowing. It’s really just a crap shoot (no pun intended 😂).

Besides the potty bucket you mentioned, my gf is worried about the porta potty’s. She tells me there’s always pee on the seat and she doesn’t want to sit even if it looks clean. I’m lucky since I can just pee in the urinal. What should I do for her?

Bring a pack of disinfectant wipes and and small pack of tissues. Use the wipes to clean the seat and the tissues are backup toilet paper if it’s out!

When you said they were so full at electric forest, they’d be overflowing, what’d you do?

@@Matt-xh6rm that happened first thing in the morning when we woke up- so basically just had to wait for them to clean them. It was not the best situation! You can also look into getting her a “shewee” so she can pee standing up! Lol it’s kinda like a funnel. That might help her out a bit also! The bathroom situation is really the least glamorous part of festival life- I have to say! But we camp a lot outside of festivals, too, so roughing it isn’t really a big deal anymore. I’ve peed in the woods more time than I can count. Lol.

We don’t leave it outside or even throw it away, I collect it back up and shove it in my camel bak. I actually reused it as a part of my winter village decorations later that year lol. And then reused it again to make a giant spider web decoration at home the following Halloween. It’s still in a box in my shed! But aside from that it’s a really fun way to connect with others in the crowd and make great memories 😊

I certainly can’t speak for ALL Americans, lol, but personally We like to be safe, comfortable and prepared. I feel more relaxed and have more fun when I pack this way. We are usually at a festival for around 5 days and that’s long enough for me to feel justified in the amount of effort I put into packing. Most of it we absolutely make use of, and other things are “I hope we don’t need this but want to have it just in case”. I also don’t like bothering other people for things that I should have brought myself- which is honestly all too common amongst folks who have a really lax attitude when it comes to packing. Obviously you are free to do what you want, and I’m not really sure why you felt the need to comment here- if you think it’s too much, don’t follow the advice. Commenting what you did really only serves the purpose of being rude and judgmental- maybe save your energy for more productive and positive interactions?

I searched for this for the exact same reason! I’m so excited to be a part of the aquatic fairytale🥹 🧜🏽‍♀️🐬🐳🌟🫶💕

@@kandiieyesbeauty me too!! This is also my first out of state festival and I couldn’t more excited! I hope you have an amazing time!✨🤍🦋

@@izzy5013 I hope you have the time of your life🌟 if you see me let’s trade kandi! 🫶💕