2025 Festivals You Don’t Want to Miss with On-Site RV Camping

If you’re an RVer with a love for festivals, 2025 is your year. While big-name events grab all the headlines, some of the most rewarding experiences happen at smaller, lesser-known festivals with RV campgrounds right on-site. These hidden gems offer a mix of local culture, vibrant music, and delicious food, all without the overwhelming crowds. Plus, they’re a dream for RVers looking to park close to the action.

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1/3/20253 min read

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1. Crawfish Festival – Breaux Bridge, Louisiana

When: Early May
Why Go: Known as the "Crawfish Capital of the World," Breaux Bridge is the place to be for an unforgettable celebration of Cajun food, music, and culture. The festival features live Zydeco music, crawfish-eating contests, and a lively parade.

RV Perks: Stay in on-site RV campgrounds and make it easy to enjoy the festival and its local flavors.

https://bbcrawfest.com/

2. Folk Festival – Kerrville, Texas

When: Late May
Why Go: Known for its intimate folk music performances and peaceful vibe, the Kerrville Folk Festival is the perfect getaway for music lovers who prefer a quieter, more laid-back festival experience.

RV Perks: Stay in on-site campgrounds with full RV hookups and enjoy the beauty of the Texas Hill Country while you unwind to the sounds of folk music.

https://www.kerrvillefolkfestival.org/

3. Carolina Country Music Festival – Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

When: Early June
Why Go: Country music fans, this one’s for you. The Carolina Country Music Festival is packed with performances from top country artists on the beautiful Myrtle Beach coastline. It’s the ultimate summer event for country lovers.

RV Perks: With RV-friendly campgrounds nearby, you can enjoy the music and ocean breezes without worrying about parking or accommodation.

https://carolinacountrymusicfest.com/

4. Cotton Festival – Lubbock, Texas

When: Late June
Why Go: Celebrate Texas’ agricultural roots at the Cotton Festival in Lubbock. You’ll experience local art, country music, and—of course—cotton-themed fun. The event features food trucks, arts and crafts, and activities for all ages.

RV Perks: On-site RV campgrounds offer easy access to the festival, letting you explore the area without worrying about parking.

https://cottonfestlbk.com/

5. Rhythm on the River – Del Norte, Colorado

When: Late July – Early August
Why Go: Nestled along the Rio Grande River, Rhythm on the River offers a stunning blend of bluegrass, folk, and Americana music. The festival is perfect for a laid-back experience with beautiful views of the Colorado mountains.

RV Perks: Enjoy on-site camping by the river with a peaceful, scenic atmosphere perfect for an outdoor escape.

https://rhythmsontherio.com/

6. Earl Scruggs Festival – Shelby, North Carolina

When: Late August
Why Go: A must for bluegrass fans, the Earl Scruggs Festival honors the legendary banjo player with a celebration of bluegrass music, art, and culture. With performances by top bluegrass artists, this festival offers an unforgettable experience.

RV Perks: The festival provides convenient RV parking, so you can enjoy the music and Southern hospitality without missing a beat.

https://www.earlscruggsmusicfest.com/

7. Kirkwood Wine & Music Festival-Summersville, West Virgina

When: Mid September
Why Go: The ultimate blend of wine, live music, and fun-filled activities at Kirkwood Winery's annual wine and music festival

RV Perks: The festival provides affordable RV Camping, so you can enjoy the wine and crawl back home.

https://www.kirkwoodwinery.com/events/festival/

8. Mighty Roots Music Festival – Stovall, Mississippi

When: Early October
Why Go: This grassroots music festival in the Mississippi Delta showcases Americana, blues, and roots music. The intimate setting, combined with Southern hospitality, makes it a unique experience for anyone looking to connect with both the music and the local culture.

RV Perks: On-site RV camping keeps you close to the stage and the festivities, all while enjoying the charm of the Mississippi Delta.

https://www.mightyrootsmusicfestival.com/

9. Cruisin' the Coast – Gulfport, Mississippi

When: Early October
Why Go: For classic car enthusiasts, Cruise the Coast is a must-attend event. This week-long celebration of vintage rides features car parades, live music, and coastal fun along Mississippi’s Gulf Coast.
RV Perks: On-site RV parking lets you follow the cruise route with ease while staying close to all the action.

https://cruisinthecoast.com/

10. Hillberry Festival – Eureka Springs, Arkansas

When: Early October
Why Go: Hillberry Festival offers a perfect mix of mountain views and top-notch bluegrass, folk, and Americana music. Set in the beautiful Ozarks, this festival provides a perfect backdrop for a weekend of live music and community vibes.

RV Perks: On-site RV campgrounds let you enjoy the natural beauty of the Ozarks while staying close to the music and festivities.

https://hillberryfestival.com/

Why Smaller Festivals with On-Site RV Campgrounds are the Best

Smaller festivals offer a more intimate experience with fewer crowds and the chance to truly connect with the event. When you combine that with the convenience of on-site RV campgrounds, it’s the ultimate way to enjoy both the festival and the comfort of your own space. Whether you’re feasting on crawfish in Louisiana, grooving to country music on the coast, or celebrating folk traditions in Texas, these festivals promise a one-of-a-kind adventure.

So get your RV ready, plan your route, and get ready to make memories at these incredible 2025 festivals!