Camping areas are available with or without tree cover, and there is plenty of room away from the lower field for those who prefer peace and quiet late at night.
Here's a decent burner camping checklist:
Bedding and shelter of some type
(A good camp tent is recommended, along with warm sleeping bags)
Garbage bags
(enough to hold all of the garbage which you will create and haul away from the event, and perhaps a few extras)
Two gallons of water per person per day
(for drinking, dish and body washing, food preparation, etc.).
Enough food and beverages for your entire party
Portable ashtrays if you are a smoker
(Altoids, other mint and camel cigarette tins work very well)
All required prescriptions,
First aid kit
Contact lens supplies,
Toiletries,
Flashlights and batteries (headlamps are very useful)
Sunscreen,
Sunglasses,
Big-ass hat
Very sturdy footwear
Cup for beverages
Common sense,
an open mind and
a positive attitude
Recommendations:
Shade structures, umbrellas, parasols
Ice chest(s) to store your perishable foods and beverages
Furniture (camping furniture, inflatable)
A cooking stove
Earplugs (not everyone is going to want to sleep when you do)
Insect repellant
Watertight protective bags (e.g. heavy Ziplocks) for cameras, electronic gear, etc.
Costumes,
Makeup,
Musical instruments,
Props,
Flags,
Signs,
Blinky lights,
Handi-wipes
Spray bottle (for misting)
Rope
String,
Duct tape,
Zip ties
Kerosene,
Beer,
Sparklers,
Chocolate,
Beef jerky,
Coffee,
Pepto
