RV-friendly Other events

Calico Ghost Haunt

Picture late October in the Mojave foothills, lantern glow on weathered boardwalks, and live music rolling off the Silver Bowl Stage while kids hunt treats along Main Street. Calico Ghost Haunt turns a real 1880s mining town into a family friendly festival with costume contests, campground fun, and after dark chills. Roll up in an RV and you keep your own kitchen, beds, and base camp minutes from Ghost Town Road.

The Original Round Top Antiques Fair

Picture slow rolls through Fayette County, mornings that smell like cedar and coffee, and afternoons getting lost among curated booths and climate-controlled halls. The Original Round Top Antiques Fair at the Big Red Barn Event Center is where serious collectors and weekend dreamers cross paths, and an RV lets you stay close, rest between hauls, and turn the whole stretch into a relaxed road story you will want to repeat.

International Pathfinder Camporee

Picture thousands of Pathfinders, music under prairie skies, and a city built for big gatherings. The International Pathfinder Camporee at CAM-PLEX in Gillette turns faith and adventure into a shared journey. Roll in with an RV and you keep your crew together, cook when hunger hits, and turn the fairgrounds into a home base between worship, activities, and service projects. Wyoming welcomes you with room to breathe.

Georgia National Fair

Roll into early October in Middle Georgia when the Georgia National Fair fills the fairgrounds with carnival lights, live music on the Georgia National Stage, livestock shows, and nightly fireworks. An RV gives you a private retreat between corn dogs and concerts, room for coolers and fair outfits, and a flexible base for exploring Perry and the surrounding peach country.