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Leeson Ranch Sukkot
The Season Of Our Joy

Come spend Sukkot with us at Leeson Ranch for a week of teaching, worship, shared meals, activities and time together. It’s a time to remember what YHWH has done, share our testimonies and celebrate His faithfulness from one generation to the next.

This year’s theme is Legacy. We’ll reflect on the testimony and example left by those who came before us, the legacy we’ve been called to follow and what we are building for those who will come after us.

Our desire is to build relationships, strengthen families and grow together as a community and a people.

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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Sukkot?
Leeson Ranch Sukkot will be held from the Evening of September 25 through the evening of October 3, 2026.
Where is the gathering held?
Sukkot is held at Leeson Ranch in northern New Mexico. The exact location and arrival information will be provided to registered families.
Is this gathering open to everyone?
Our Sukkot gathering is by invitation. Guests must be personally known and vouched for by someone in our community. If you are interested in attending but have not received an invitation, please contact us.
How much does registration cost?

Registration is:

  • $200 per family for the full week
  • $75 per single for the full week
  • $40 per family for one day and night
  • $10 per person to attend the Thrive Game only
What is included with registration?
Registration gives your family access to the gathering, teachings, worship, family activities, workshops and community events. Campsite space, water, hot showers, outhouses, firewood and limited cooler and freezer space will be available.
Can we attend for only one day?
Yes. Families may attend for one day and night for $40 per family. Please register in advance so we know when you are coming.
What types of accommodations are available?
This is a rustic camping experience. Tents, campers and RVs are welcome, but you must bring your own camping and sleeping equipment. There are no cabins or sleeping facilities available on the property. The closest hotels are approximately 35 miles away in Cuba, New Mexico.
Are there RV hookups or electricity?
There are no RV hookups, running water or electricity at individual campsites. A central water source, hot showers and outhouses will be available. Limited electricity is reserved for emergencies.
Do we need to bring our own food?
Yes. Each family is responsible for its own breakfast and lunch. Evening meals are shared potluck-style around the community fire, so families should bring a biblically clean dish to share. Biblically clean food means no pork, shellfish or other unclean meats.
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