Where should we go, and what should we see
The good spots open once.
Be there when they do.
Some trips you plan around a race, a rally, a festival. Some you plan around water you can walk to and a view nobody posted about. Both come down to knowing where to point the rig, when the good spots actually open, and whether yours will fit when you get there.
What we're tracking
All eventsSturgis Motorcycle Rally
Sturgis Buffalo Chip
unconfirmedLabor Day Safari Campout (Red Rock 4-Wheelers)
unconfirmedXscapers Fun Days 2026
Xscapers Balloon Fiesta 2026
Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta
Water you can walk to
All 42 of themNot every trip is built around an event. Some are built around opening the door to something you did not expect.
Camping on the Gulf
Destin, FL
White sand underfoot and ocean views are the appeal, along with close proximity to the water and the area's shopping and restaurants.
Havasu RV Resort
Lake Havasu City, AZ
Fishing and boating on the lake, plus a robust activities calendar ranging from water volleyball to movie nights.
Heritage Motorcoach Resort and Marina
Orange Beach, AL
Another stunning Gulf Coast RV park is Heritage Motorcoach Resort, which is brimming with Southern charm.
Three things nobody tells you until it is too late.
Every event allocates differently
Lottery, renewals, a timed on-sale, a waitlist, or a phone number that rings in one office. Miss the mechanism and the date does not matter.
Premium does not mean serviced
Plenty of the best event RV areas are dry camping at a premium price. We say which is which before you arrive with a full fresh tank and a plan.
Some places will not take your rig
Minimum lengths, Class A only, ten-year rules, renewals that lock out newcomers. A filter that only checks maximum length will send you somewhere you are banned from.
Be in the first group.
Tell us what you travel in and what you are trying to get into. We will come back to you before the next drop that fits.