The Green Corridor is a neighborhood in Black Rock City of camps working towards the goals of the 2030 Environmental Sustainability Roadmap. The vision of this experiment is to make the movement around sustainable infrastructure and practices more cohesive and tangible. By establishing green corridors, participants are offered an opportunity to teach, learn, and inspire through an experience that enriches both the environment and ourselves.
Within the Green Corridor, discover a network of camps leading various sustainability efforts. Some camps have made the switch to power their infrastructure completely on solar energy. Some camps participate in a food waste and compost program. There is much to learn and many people to meet, so take part in the tours, workshops, and events in the Green Corridor!
How to Find the Green Corridor
There are two Green Corridors for Burning Man 2026 located along the 4:00 and 7:00 avenues. Click the map to see what camps are placed along the Green Corridors!
What Camps are in the Green Corridor?
Review the table below for camps, addresses, and descriptions:
| Camp Name | Camp Address | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AerialKnotics | 4:00 & A | A 100% solar-powered, completely generator-free camp with fully self-sufficient freshwater and automated greywater recycling. Stop by to tour their off-grid infrastructure! |
| Alternative Energy Zone | 3:30 & E | Generator-free since 2000, AEZ offers daily 11 AM solar education tours, phone charging, and afternoon margaritas. They also help revive broken off-grid power setups across the playa. |
| Aurora | 4:15 & D | Part of a 10-camp HUB optimizing efficiency through shared generator power, central composting, and a strictly car-minimized setup where almost all campers arrive via the Burner Express Bus |
| Bao Chicka Wow Wow | 4:00 & B | Serving 4000 steamed bao buns each burn, BCWW is the playa’s largest fully solar powered food camp. The camp also hosts 3 electric mutant vehicles and an electric mutant vehicle and e-bike charging station. |
| Burning Questions | 4:00 & B | A ultra-low energy solar oasis offering netting hammocks under a circus tent, night star projections, and low-water shower setups for a relaxing escape. |
| Camp Shutterbuggy | 7:00 & D | Powered by 10,000 watts of solar energy, Camp Shutterbuggy features three electric art cars and an infinity mirror dance pavilion. Stop by for drinks, music, and art, or join one of their infrastructure tours during the week! |
| Castra Ursi | 4:00 & F | A 100% fuel-free camp featuring an electric kitchen and The Last Ocean, a massive, solar-powered interactive artwork built from reclaimed ocean plastic. |
| Cosmic Llama | 4:00 & E | Designed by architects to naturally cool camp spaces using wind layouts and solar power, featuring ecozoic toilets and inspiration for sustainable camp design. |
| Discrace | 4:00 & E | Focused on Leave No Trace culture with daily MOOP officers, clearly labeled waste sorting stations, expanded solar power, and heavy carpool/bus reliance. |
| GLAMCOCKS | 7:00 & D | An inclusive, body-positive LGBTQ+ space offering vibrant self-expression and fun while actively working to minimize their environmental footprint on playa. |
| GYST | 7:00 & A | Top compost collector on playa! Drop off dry food scraps Mon-Sat except on Wednesday, from 3–6 PM. Stop by the bar for trash talk and drinks! |
| Joyism | 4:00 & E | Part of a 10-camp HUB optimizing efficiency through shared generator power, central composting, and a strictly car-minimized setup where almost all campers arrive via the Burner Express Bus |
| La Calaca Village | 4:00 & F | Home of the renowned ¡AXOLOTL! mutant vehicle. La Calaca Village is a large camp aiming to be fully solar powered. |
| No Drama Camp | 4:10 & D | Part of a 10-camp HUB optimizing efficiency through shared generator power, central composting, and a strictly car-minimized setup where almost all campers arrive via the Burner Express Bus |
| Ocean Beach | 4:00 & A | Bringing the shore to the desert: a boardwalk with kiddie rides and two aerial hoop stands, smoothies in the morning and beach cocktails come afternoon. Join us Wednesdays at 4pm for our legendary lobster pizza. Ocean Beach is a green camp, powered by solar and equipped with a grey water filtration station and evapotrons. |
| Phantasmagoria Camp | 4:00 & Esplanade | Home to a 3-story wooden temple and sunset weddings, this camp uses centralized power and is shifting 20% of its energy to solar power this year. |
| Planet Wood Collective | 4:15 & A | A low-carbon camp featuring an experimental 3-story tower made from bio-based materials and modular DIY construction. |
| Roasted Breauxs & Coffee Heauxs | 4:05 & A | Serves fresh coffee powered by camp solar panels while streamlining their layout and supporting green workshops with mobile coffee service. |
| Saints and Sinners | 4:25 & D | Host to family button-making and adult workshops. Part of a large HUB powering 300+ campers off a single efficient generator to eliminate individual fuel use. |
| Square One | 4:00 & D | Square One powers three art installations with solar energy and uses modified shipping containers for camp infrastructure, including their B&B BBQ and a 35-foot hammock Nest tower. Operating two large art cars (Sparky and Eden), this efficiency-driven team provides solar power and logistical support to help large-scale playa art burn sustainably. |
| The Astral Social Club | 6:45 & B | Fully solar-powered since 2022, offering generator-free music, trippy events, greywater evaporation, and in-camp composting. |
Get Involved & Join the Corridor
The Green Corridor began as a proposal spearheaded by Burners Without Borders and members of the Green Theme Camp Community (GTCC). The GTCC is a network of sustainability-minded Burners working to create more sustainable & regenerative camps. They work within 6 infrastructure areas: food, power, waste, water, shelter, and transportation. They host two projects: BLAST, a green theme camp certification and rating system, and the Green Camp Resource Guide, an open-source guidebook for sustainable infrastructure projects on Playa.
Want to join the Green Corridor? Register your camp with BLAST or indicate your interest in the Placed Camp Questionnaire and you’ll receive a form to apply next year
For more information, email greenthemecamps@burningman.org