Sukkot 2026
Feast of Tabernacles
Join us in celebrating the Feast of Tabernacles!
Sunday, October 25 – Wednesday, November 4, 2026
Ancient Path Fellowship · Macomb, Missouri
- Camping dates
- Oct 25 – Nov 4, 2026
- Check-in
- Oct 25 from noon
- Lodging
- Tent camping and RV boondocking
- Admission
- Pay what you can
Key dates
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Check-in
October 25, beginning at noon. Please do not arrive early.
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First Day High Shabbat
Evening of October 26 to evening of October 27.
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Eighth Day High Shabbat
Evening of November 2 to evening of November 3.
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Check-out
November 4.
Pay what you can
Give as you’re able. Any amount, including nothing, and your registration is the same either way. Hosting the feast does carry real costs, so if you’re able to give, it goes directly toward making this possible for everyone.
Suggested — $30 per adult, $10 per child, $75 per family campsite.
RegisterQuestions
What does it cost?
Admission is pay what you can. Suggested amounts are $30 per adult, $10 per child, and $75 per family campsite, but any amount, including nothing, registers you the same. All are welcome regardless of financial position.
Can I come for only part of the feast?
Yes. You’re welcome to join us for any portion of the gathering, though we encourage you to stay as long as you’re able.
Where do I sleep?
Primitive tent camping and RV boondocking on site. We have no RV hookups available. Limited electricity for tents can be arranged, with priority given to the elderly and those with medical or other special needs.
What meals are provided?
Dinner is provided on the nights of the Sabbaths, and on additional nights as we are able. Bring your own drinking vessels for water and coffee.
Are there showers and bathrooms?
Yes, in the main fellowship hall and the bathhouse. The bathhouse shares a well with other water sources, so pressure may be limited and showers should be kept to about 10 minutes.
Where do I buy groceries?
About 20 minutes away — Jean’s Healthway and Walmart in Ava, Walmart in Mountain Grove, and Shetler’s and other discount grocers in Seymour and Norwood.
Is firewood provided?
Yes, for community use. Take only what you need, and never leave a fire unattended.
Can I bring my dog?
Dogs must be leashed or contained at all times, waste picked up, and no animals in the main tent.
What happens after I register?
You’ll be prompted to create an account by email. That app holds check-in information, rules, maps, menus and schedules, tribe information, and volunteer duties as they become available.
“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!”
Psalm 133:1
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