2026

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The event tickets are split into three categories:

1. The Tri-State Degrees – $90
   • Witness all three degrees of Masonry performed by three unique Grand Lodges, each with unique jurisdictional ritual. Includes commemorative keepsakes and lunch at the degrees.
2. Camp Cornerstone – $50
   • Includes access to Camp Cornerstone campground, Friday night steak dinner, and Friday and Saturday breakfasts at campsite. Also includes access to King Solomon’s Saloon.
   • Bring your own camping gear and provisions!
3. Frontier Festive Board – $60
   • Grants access to the Festive Board on Saturday evening, hosted by Flagstaff Lodge No. 7

Please note that hotel packages are not included in any of these tickets. We recommend selecting all three to enjoy the full Camp Cornerstone experience, but we allow for “build your own package” for any who want it.

Camp Cornerstone 2026 takes place at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.

Camp Cornerstone campgrounds are located at Tusayan-Montane Campground (formerly known as Ten-X Campground).

The Grand Canyon Tri-State Degrees are located at the Shrine of the Ages.

The optional hotels are in Tusayan.

See our interactive map above for all locations pinned.

Park admission fees are easily found on the Grand Canyon NPS website (https://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/fees.htm) but here is a summary.

Admission passes are per vehicle and based on the status of the driver (except the disabled person pass).  For example;  if someone in the car has a veterans pass, anyone in the vehicle with them gets in at no charge.

• $35 per vehicle; good for 7 days (with exceptions for large passenger vehicles)
• No charge for Military veterans if they possess the Milatary Lifetime pass https://www.recreation.gov/interagency-pass/types/military-lifetime
• $20 Senior (62+) Annual Pass https://www.recreation.gov/interagency-pass/types/senior-annual
• No charge for “Access Pass”; US citizens and residents with permanent disability https://www.recreation.gov/interagency-pass/types/access

The $35 pass is the only one you can buy at the entrance gates (credit/debit cards only, no cash).  The other passes must be already in your possession prior to arrival.  Meaning if you qualify for one of the other passes you should apply via the links provided well before the event as it may take 6 to 8 weeks to receive your pass.

Camp Cornerstone Packing List

Shelter & Sleep

•  Tent with stakes and guylines
•  Ground tarp or footprint
•  Sleeping bag
•  Pillow
•  Extra blanket or liner

Clothing

Layers are essential — temperatures swing dramatically.

•  Warm jacket or fleece (mornings/evenings are cold)
•  Rain jacket or poncho
•  Long pants for evening
•  Shorts for daytime
•  Long-sleeve shirts
•  T-shirts
•  Underwear and socks (bring extras)
•  Warm hat and gloves for morning/night
•  Sun hat or baseball cap
•  Comfortable walking shoes or boots
•  Camp shoes or sandals
•  Formal attire is NOT REQUIRED.

Cooking & Food

Friday night dinner and breakfasts are included with the purchase of a Camp Cornerstone ticket for campers. If you do not purchase a ticket to the Festive Board, you are on your own for dinner Saturday night. Campground will have communal cooking areas.

•  Cooler with ice optional.
•  Camp stove and fuel is optional.
•  Matches or lighter (waterproof)
•  Cookware (pot, pan, utensils) if needed.
•  Plates, bowls, cups (reusable) recommended.
•  Knife, fork, spoon recommended.
•  Can/bottle opener if needed.
•  Dish soap and scrub pad if needed, optional.
•  Trash bags highly recommended.
•  Water (stay hydrated at 7,000+ ft elevation) required.
•  Coffee/tea supplies if you want.
•  Breakfast and lunch supplies optional (Friday dinner provided)
•  Snacks and trail food recommended.
• Bring your own drinks and beverages of choice.

Camp Essentials

•  Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries highly recommended.
•  Lantern for campsite optional.
•  Camp chairs recommended.
•  Table (if desired)
•  Firewood (if campfires permitted — check current restrictions)
•  Fire starter if needed.
•  Multi-tool or knife highly recommended.
•  Rope or paracord.
•  Duct tape if you’re into that kind of thing.
•  First aid kit highly recommended.
•  Personal medications
•  Sunscreen (high altitude = intense sun)
•  Lip balm with SPF
•  Insect repellent
•  Hand sanitizer
•  An emergency roll of toilet paper, cause you never know.
•  Wet wipes or camp shower supplies.
•  Towel if you need one.

Personal Items

•  Toothbrush and toothpaste
•  Soap and shampoo (biodegradable)
•  Deodorant
•  Prescription glasses/contacts
•  Sunglasses
•  Phone charger and power bank
•  Camera

Masonic & Event Specific

•  Apron and other regalia for degree work
•  Ritual book if you want to follow along and notate jurisdictional differences.
•  Camp Cornerstone registration confirmation email.
•  Event schedule/itinerary
•  Cash and/or card for raffles, donations, or incidentals

Important Documents

•  Driver’s license or ID
•  Vehicle registration and insurance
•  National Park pass (or cash for entrance fee)
•  Health insurance card
•  Emergency contact information
• Veteran ID for discounted rate into parks.

Optional but Recommended

•  Binoculars for canyon viewing
•  Day pack, hiking poles, etc for any hiking.
• Whatever else you need to be comfortable.

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Important Reminders

Elevation: You may feel effects of the altitude — stay hydrated and take it easy.

Weather: August at the Grand Canyon is unpredictable. Be prepared for sun, wind, rain, and cold nights. Layering is key.

Wildlife: Store all food in your vehicle and air-tight containers. Do not leave food unattended.

Leave No Trace: Pack out everything you pack in. Leave your campsite cleaner than you found it.

Firewood: Check current fire restrictions before gathering or burning wood. Restrictions change based on conditions.

Water: Bring water.

TBD

All Camp Cornerstone Tickets includes a campsite at the Campground. We’ve also secured limited hotel room blocks for brothers who require indoor lodging due to health, mobility, or other needs. As brothers meeting on the level, we ask that those physically able to camp outdoors consider doing so — it helps ensure our hotel rooms remain available for those who truly need them, and it’s part of the authentic American West experience we’re creating together.

• Red Feather Lodge, 30 Rooms Reserved.
  • Address: 300 AZ-64, Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023
  • Discount rate when using code.
    • Use group code: 1257
    • Password: 10184478
    • https://book.rguest.com/wbe/group/2162/redfeatherlodge/auth
• The Squire at Grand Canyon Holiday Inn Resort, 20 Rooms Reserved
  • Address: 74 AZ-64, Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023
    • $199 per night + $25 Resort fee = 10.9% tax
    • Details to follow.