RV Travel Guide for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the largest tournament ever held, hosted across 16 cities in Canada, the United States and Mexico. With millions of fans traveling between regions, RVs are becoming a popular way to enjoy the tournament with more space, comfort and flexibility than traditional accommodations.
Whether you’re attending matches in Canada or exploring nearby stadiums across the border, this guide brings together everything you need: an interactive map of host cities, recommended travel ideas, tips for planning an RV stay and links to detailed city guides for Toronto and Vancouver.
2026 FIFA World Cup Host Cities
BMO Field
Toronto, Canada
BC Place
Vancouver, Canada
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Atlanta, United States
Gillette Stadium
Boston, United States
AT&T Stadium
Dallas, United States
NRG Stadium
Houston, United States
Arrowhead Stadium
Kansas City, United States
SoFi Stadium
Los Angeles, United States
Hard Rock Stadium
Miami, United States
MetLife Stadium
New York / New Jersey, United States
Lincoln Financial Field
Philadelphia, United States
Levi's Stadium
San Francisco Bay Area, United States
Lumen Field
Seattle, United States
Estadio Akron
Guadalajara, Mexico
Estadio Azteca
Mexico City, Mexico
Estadio BBVA
Monterrey, Mexico
2026 FIFA World Cup Host Cities Map
How to Use an RV During the World Cup
RVs make it easier to enjoy match days and explore surrounding areas at your own pace. Whether you’re staying in one city or combining nearby destinations, an RV serves as a comfortable home base for your trip.
What an RV stay typically looks like
- RV
- Pick up an RV close to the host city you’re visiting
- Campground
- Book a campground within commuting distance to the stadium
- Transit
- Use transit or park-and-ride options to reach the venue
- Relax
- Enjoy private downtime between matches
- Explore
- Explore local attractions on rest days without packing up and relocating
Regional Travel Ideas for World Cup Fans
With so many host cities across North America, many fans will choose to explore cities that are naturally connected by short drives or quick transit routes.
West Coast Highlights
Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles
Known for national parks, coastal roads and iconic cityscapes.
Northeastern Highlights
Toronto, New York / New Jersey, Boston and Philadelphia
Fans looking for vibrant neighborhoods, history, and easy city-to-city travel may enjoy this region.
Southern and Central Highlights
Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Miami and Mexican host cities
Warm weather, diverse culture and highway access make this region a favorite for longer visits.
Where to Rent an RV for the World Cup
RVs are available in many regions surrounding World Cup host cities. Fans can rent a vehicle near the city they’re visiting and stay at a campground within commuting distance.
Canada
1010 RV Rentals
Canada
629 RV Rentals
United States
142 RV Rentals
United States
100 RV Rentals
United States
172 RV Rentals
United States
126 RV Rentals
United States
38 RV Rentals
United States
622 RV Rentals
United States
128 RV Rentals
United States
176 RV Rentals
United States
177 RV Rentals
United States
205 RV Rentals
United States
309 RV Rentals
United States
85 RV Rentals
Campgrounds Near Host Cities
Each stadium region offers campgrounds or RV parks that serve as convenient bases for World Cup visitors. Campgrounds vary widely by region, so it’s best to check availability early. Below is a quick snapshot of popular options:
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- 62 km from BMO Field
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- 28 km from BMO Field
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
- 12 km from BC Place
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
- 19 km from BC Place
Seattle, Washington, USA
- 29 miles from Lumen Field
Seattle, Washington, USA
- 17 miles from Lumen Field
San Francisco Bay Area, California, USA
- 27 miles from Levi's Stadium
Los Angeles, California, USA
- 32 miles from SoFi Stadium
Dallas, Texas, USA
- 14 miles from AT&T Stadium
Miami, Florida, USA
- 34 miles from Hard Rock Stadium
New York / New Jersey, USA
- 7 miles from MetLife Stadium
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
- 29 miles from Gillette Stadium
Stadium Access Tips for RV Travelers
Every stadium will have unique access rules during the World Cup, but fans can expect:
General travel guidance
- No parking
- RV parking will not be available at major stadiums
- Public transit
- Park-and-ride lots and public transit are the easiest ways to reach venues
- Rail or rapid-transit
- Many stadiums are located near rail or rapid-transit stations
- Waiting times
- Plan for increased security screenings and arrival times
- Walking
- Walking may be feasible for fans staying in dense urban areas
FAQ: RV Travel for the 2026 FIFA World Cup
- How does RV travel work during the World Cup?
Rent an RV near the city you’re visiting, book a campground nearby and take transit or rideshare to matches.
- Can I park an RV at stadiums?
Most stadiums do not allow RV parking during major events. Campgrounds and transit options are the best approach.
- What regions are easiest to explore?
Many fans choose to explore cities within the same region, such as the West Coast or Northeast.
- What is the best way to travel between distant host cities?
Most fans will rent locally in each region, or fly between areas and rent an RV at their next destination.
- How early to book RVs and Campgrounds?
Demand for RVs and campgrounds will rise as the tournament approaches. World Cup summers see significant travel volumes, especially near major host cities.
RVs: 3 to 6 months before the tournament.
Campgrounds: 6 to 12 months in advance (or as soon as reservations open).
High-demand cities: Toronto, Vancouver, Seattle, New York/New Jersey, Los Angeles.
Booking early ensures the best selection of RV types and campsite locations.