Directory of Theme Camps and Villages Resources

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Often, a group of like-minded individuals will camp together at Burning Man, sharing facilities, building communal structures and making a joint contribution of some sort to the Black Rock community. These groups are called Theme Camps. When a bunch of like-minded Theme Camps join together, it's called a Village.

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• Above The Limit

  http://www.campabovethelimit.com/
  Village offering the illuminated Crystal Cavern, coffee and tea at Cafe Kona, climbing and hammocks at Darwin's Monkey Bar, and a selection of home brewed beer. Site includes resources for new burners, as well as group history, photos, and future plans.

• Alternative Energy Zone

  http://ae-zone.org/
  Village devoted to solar, wind, and other power sources other than fossil fuels. Site includes alternative energy and camping resources, as well as group history and photos.

• Ashram Galactica

  http://www.ashramgalactica.com/
  Hotel including the Gilded Lily bar, Poshram massage and aromatherapy spa, and Casa Roca Negra restaurant.

• Bad Idea Theater

  http://www.badideatheater.com/
  Theater complex and lounge offering questionable movies and refreshing libations.

• Bioluminati

  http://www.bioluminati.org/
  Emphasis is on good food, camaraderie, and participation. Projects include Pimp Your Bike, and the Micro Cinema.

• Black Rock Asiatown

  http://www.blackrockasiatown.org/
  Village offering a shibari tea house, zen garden, tiki lounge, geisha house, rickshaw delivery service, and giant video projections.

• Black Rock French Quarter

  http://www.blackrockfrenchquarter.org/
  The oldest neighborhood in BRC, featuring a bakery, vineyard, brewery, coffee house, voodoo shop, bathhouse, and live jazz.

• Black Rock Vineyards

  http://www.blackrockvineyards.org/
  Vineyard operating year round in the Black Rock Desert, producing the carnivorous Cabernet. Site includes location and contact form.

• Black Rock Wine Cellar

  http://www.blackrockwinecellar.org/
  Free refrigerated wine storage for connoisseurs around the city.

• Camp Cyberia

  http://www.campcyberia.org/
  Offers a 30-foot dome and communal areas for camp members, and snow cones for all passersby.

• Camp Gender Blender

  http://www.genderblenders.org/
  A safe haven for people of all genders and backgrounds or who are curious about gender identity. Includes information about joining the camp and events schedule.

• Camp Zoom

  http://www.campzoom.org/
  Fire artists and installations, and Zoomy the Turtle art car. Photographs, information about joining the camp, and events.

• Dragon Debris

  http://www.dragondebris.com/
  Arts collective based in Los Angeles. Site covers plans and photos of projects including Bollywood, La Dolce Vita, and Easter Island.

• Hair of the Dog

  http://www.dmomusic.com/hotd/
  Blue collar dive bar and open mic venue, formerly known as Spanky's Bar. Site includes music, photos, and links.

• HeeBeeGeeBee Healers

  http://www.heebeegeebeehealers.org/
  Healing oasis providing classes and sessions of various massage therapies and methods of spiritual growth. Site includes information on the nurturing community and how to join.

• Hushville

  http://www.hushville.com/
  Peaceful campsite in the heart of the city, free of generators and amplified sound. Site includes discussion list and info on how to join.

• KidsVille

  http://kidsville.org/
  Village for kids and their families. Site includes registration information and discussion groups.

• Mobility Camp

  http://mobilitycamp.org/
  Making Burning Man accessible to everyone, offering wheelchair-accessible art tours, and a charging station.

• Run Free Camp

  http://runfreecamp.com/
  A clean and sober camp with 12-step meetings and events promoting sprituality.

• Temple Guardians

  http://templeguardians.net/
  Dedicated to preserving the safety and sacred space of the Temple.

• Temple of the Flying Spaghetti Monster

  http://www.fsmtemple.com/
  Neighborhood pub with a 3 story high lounge, stripper pole, and free public phone.

• The Anonymous Village

  http://www.burnanon.org/
  A safe-haven for sober burners, with 12-step meetings held every day. Includes meeting schedule and information about joining the camp.

• The Golden Cafe

  http://www.goldencafe.org/
  A sidewalk bistro offering cocktails and music, with photographs, announcements, and details of the associated camp.

• Vines Without Borders

  http://www.vineswithoutborders.com/
  Camp for international wines and wine lovers.

• VW Bus Camp

  http://www.vwbuscamp.com/
  Home of the BusZilla mutant vehicle. Site includes discussion list and history.

 

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