Tweak of the Week: Retool RV Dinette to Host Music Festival, Camping Friends

A functional disconnect often arises when you take delivery of a RV or travel trailer you intend to take to music festivals or large campground gatherings. As the name suggests, the dinette was designed for dining. Yet, when we’re hosting friends at a music festival or campsite, we spend more time hanging out than dining in. So, how can you maximize “dinette” functionality?

We’ve seen a bunch of Facebook posts and pix on great ideas. They’ve included everything from one on Fun RV Stuff on pulling the seating and installing a couch or recliners, or cutting a new wood plank to serve as a narrow platform between the benches.

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Sugaree: A Psychedelic Spin on the Music Festival RV

Psychedelic rides are nothing new to the Grateful Dead or music festival scene. Whether VW microbuses or the original Further itself, bright rides are as common as trippy tunes. But Sugaree, a converted GMC school bus, puts a vivid new spin on the music festival RV / tour bus. Dad David McQuaid calls it their “schoolie conversion into our psychedelic hippie bus.”

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Tweak of the Week: Festival Tapestry Brings Privacy for RV Guests

RV owners like to invite family and friends to join them on their journeys. Then they plop their guests in a converted dinette or the sofabed and say, “G’night.” Come morning, their slumber is invaded with light and the patter of passersby. Privacy? What a quaint notion.

What if the lodging could regain that privacy?

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9 More Tips to Elevating Your Festival Campsite – Part 2

With the festival camping season approaching, we’re exploring how to elevate your festival and camping experience. Last time, RoadtripMojo offered up some personal items in our Top 11 Festival Survival Tips. This time, we’ll poke around the campsite. Again, some of this you may say, “Thanks, Capt. Obvious!” But we suspect some tips or uses might be new to you.

Like we said before, we all have this habit of letting excitement overcome reason when the indescribable buzz of entering the festival grounds kicks in. That said…

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Sit Down with the Producer: Kevin Collinsworth, CEO, Okeechobee Music Festival

Kevin Collinsworth, CEO, Soundslinger

Like many music festival producers, Kevin Collinsworth knows some of the best events head off-stage to deliver a memorable camping adventure. And he’s not bashful about what he’s got in the spread that’s home to the Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival (OMF) each spring.

The sprawling 800-acre property just northeast of Lake Okeechobee in Central Florida creates a stellar destination for festival camping enthusiasts. From car camping to RV glamping, Collinsworth, 46, and his team at Soundslinger LLC spent almost a full year since OMF 2017 relocating and planting trees, creating new areas, and leveling grounds to elevate any style of camping outing.

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