The Litas Columbus
Dry-Run Campout
June 5th-9th, 2026
June 5th-9th, 2026 (Friday night through Monday night) See “Get tickets” for specific options.
GET TICKETS
*RSVP Link Active Now 4/22/26*
You get: 1 tent spot, light dinner per night, food chosen by group grocery trip with communal s’mores and firewood. Part of your ticket contributes to the firewood, dinner supplies and s’mores. *Submit your RSVP and you will get a payment link in response.*
You get: 1 tent spot, light dinner per night, food chosen by group grocery trip with communal s’mores and firewood. Part of your ticket contributes to the firewood, dinner supplies and s’mores. *Submit your RSVP and you will get a payment link in response.*
You get: 1 tent spot, light dinner per night (Fri and Sat night), food chosen by group grocery trip with communal s’mores and firewood. Part of your ticket contributes to the firewood, dinner supplies and s’mores. *Submit your RSVP and you will get a payment link in response.*
Why is it an “RSVP Link” anyway?
The Litas Columbus Campout is for Womxn Only. While not just limited to the Litas Columbus or a Litas Branch Member. It IS limited to Womxn Only. We’ll send you a payment link once you’ve registered for the nights you want and send you a payment link via the method requested. (You need a gmail account to access the RSVP. Email litascolumbus@gmail.com if you don’t use gmail.)
The Litas Columbus and the Dry-Run Campout (as well as all other Litas activities) are inclusive and welcoming. We have a zero-tolerance policy for racism, homophobia, bigotry, hate speech, harassment, or violence of any kind.
WHAT AM I PAYING FOR?
1 tent spot per night purchased per person in a communal campground setting.
You also get a light communal dinner & campfire experience/s’mores each night. Part of your ticket contributes to the firewood, dinner supplies and s’mores.
Campground includes:
Electric sites
Heated showers/flush toilets (adjacent)
Drinking water pump (less than 50 yards)
Campstore
We pool the resources/money for the light dinner supplies such as hotdogs or foil packet dinners and the starter piles of campfire wood for a group cooking and campfire s’mores situation for each night. Part of your ticket contributes to the firewood, dinner supplies and s’mores.
Campers often bring their own campfire cooking experience and ingredients to contribute, though not required.
Additional campfire wood is purchased on a volunteer communal basis, as well.
LIGHT dinner means hotdogs/chips, foil packet meal, kebabs etc. Part of your ticket contributes to the firewood, dinner supplies and s’mores. We typically grocery shop locally as a group upon arrival and as needed.
*In the nature of communal dinners and based off of the last few campouts, Litas typically provide snacks or a side dish or whatever.
-Any camping equipment (bring everything you need for your camp spot)
-Alcohol (though BYOB allowed AT your campsite)
-Breakfast or Lunch on any day
-Caffeine
-Cabins (if you choose to rent one or stay nearby)
*Mackenzie has a cabin for Fri/Sat/Sun nights and has room to share. Contact her directly to secure a spot in her cabin. Costs related to the campfire wood, food, etc will still apply but will be arranged after speaking with her.
-Entry costs to anything other than the campground itself
-Hammocks ARE allowed, but there are limited suitable trees at this group site. First Come, First Served! These spots are not guaranteed to have hammock suitable trees.
-If you need an RV or toy hauler spot, or want to rent a cabin you will need to rent your own spot at Dillion State Park (or another local campground). This cost is in ADDITION to the The Dry-Run Campout Fee and your location in relation to the group camp location is not guaranteed. If you end up getting your own spot, let me know and I’ll send you the amount needed to cover the dinner, campfire, etc.
Mackenzie has a cabin for Fri/Sat/Sun nights and has room to share. You can indicate your interest in the RSVP link under “Get Tickets.” Costs related to the campfire wood, food, etc will still apply but will be arranged after speaking with her.
We can accomodate 1-2 “truck tent” situations. Ask if you have questions on that.
SUPER BASIC SCHEDULE
SUGGESTED ROUTES & LANDMARKS
Here are a few suggested routes in the area and some places you may not know about. You’ll need a GPX reader to use these routes or use them as a visual starting point to make your own GPS routes!
Fast Route from Throttle Co to Dillon State Park Campground
Backroads Route from Columbus to the Campground
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Here’s what to EXPECT
Communal Campsite
Tent spots are not assigned. You’ll set up your tent in one of the campsites we have reserved. We will tell you where you can do that once you get there! We will establish one general campfire ring where you can put your camp chair, too!
What about the riding?
There are no pre-planned group rides at the Dry Run Campout, but most people decide if they’re picking a route off the suggested routes or just winging it, solo or as a group! Feel free to jump in anywhere or ask if anyone wants to ride.
What’s the campground like?
Dillon Sate Park Campground is family campground and is heavily wooded. There are is a showerhouse and restroom facilities a short distance from our campsites. The sites are electric and you can charge your phones at camp. There is a swimable lake a short ride from the campground.
What should you bring?
Basic List of camping gear includes:
-Tent/footprint
-Sleeping bag/pad
-camp pillow
-camp chair
-flashlight/headlamp
-reusable water bottle
-phone charge/portable power bank
-pair of “non-riding” pants (or sweatpants)
-extra socks/underwear
-sweatshirt/flannel
-pair of non-riding shoes/sandals
*Pack for the forecast but Ohio can be unpredictable!
-Tolietries (toothbrush/paste, medications, etc)
-Cash for the camp store or entries to local places to visit (ATMs can be sparse)
-rain poncho
-sunscreen/bugspray
-trashbag to cover your seat
-sandwich bag to “waterproof” your phone
-snacks, BYOB
WHAT NOT TO BRING
-Pets (they can’t be left at camp while you ride)
-Other people who have not purchased a ticket. Yes, that means your boyfriend, husband, riding buddy who hasn’t purchased a ticket, etc. This is a ticketed womxn’s riding and camping event. (If you have a womxn friend who can’t make it for camping but wants to ride with us, make arrangements for them to meet us at the campground entrance.
-Fireworks, loud noise making things (this is a public campground)- Quiet time is 10p-7am
There are also no “field games” at the campground.
Some Final Notes:
Do I need a printed ticket? Nope, we’ll have your name on a list when you arrive.
The Litas Columbus and the Dry-Run Campout (as well as all other Litas activities) are inclusive and welcoming. We have a zero-tolerance policy for racism, homophobia, bigotry, hate speech, harassment, or violence of any kind.