- Welcome
Introduction to camp
- Sauna
Steam clean
- Bunny Bar
Spin the wheel
- Shade
Hide from the sun
- Build
Early arrival
- Strike
It's not all fun
- Interview
Get to know us
- Jobs
It's not all fun
- Dues
Share the cost
- Deposit
Commit to strike
- Kitchen
We eat together
- Ice
Ice delivered daily
- Mayor of the Day
Run camp for a day
- Events
What where when
- History
Past events
- Yearbook
The faces of camp
- Map
Get placed
- Parking
Bringing a car or RV
- Sound
Bring your tunes
- Power
6000W at 120V AC
- Container
AC chill space
- Lag bolts
Don't bring rebar
- Projects
Whats new in 2023
- Learn
Develop a new skill
- Tickets
To the event
- Stewards Sale
Formally DGS
- Work Access Pass
Help us build
- Tools
Camp workshop
- Trash
No MOOP
- Disclaimer
You might die
We have two dual fuel Champion 100263 generators capable of producing 3000W each, connected together with a parallel kit.
The generators power our air conditioned space and camp lighting.
Campers may plug into the power grid and use small amounts of power (less than 100W) for things like lighting, charging a phone, etc. Campers may not run personal air conditioners, fridges, or any other high draw items. If you want AC you need to bring your own generator and it must be rated less than 60 dB.
Generators are primarily for camp needs, so don't turn them on just to charge your phone. If you want something charged, plug it in so that when the generators are turned on it will automatically start. If you want to learn how to turn the power on and off, a training day will be held during the summer in the Bay Area. Generators are typically run from noon - midnight.
If you want power at your tent, you need to bring a 50' extension cord. We do not provide extension cords! Above all else, if you don't know what you're doing, don't fuck with the generators!

