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RV Outdoor Kitchen Brings Music Festival Campsites to Flavorful Life

Wakey wakey… Bacon’s grillin’ in Bertha’s outdoor kitchen.

When we started RVing to music festivals with our friends Barry and Jen, the smell of bacon frying in the morning outside their RV Bertha was enough to wake the tired masses and take the edge off any hangover. You can’t share that sweet, smoky aroma cooking bacon on a skillet in an RV’s indoor kitchen. It wafts wildly and most boldly when the pork’s being prepared outside – while allowing those inside to enjoy their slumber after a late night’s rage.

So, when we went looking for our own travel trailer, we sought that outdoor kitchen. Amazing how many sales reps said we couldn’t get an outdoor kitchen in a unit under 27 feet or so. We eventually found Cafe Nirvana in our Coachmen Freedom Express 249RBS.

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Two Tools to Master Your Music Festival Tent or RV Campsite

We’ve written about how to make your music festival campsite rock. But whether you’re stringing lights or hammocks, hanging tarps or tapestries, or scrounging around in the dark around your tent, RV or travel trailer, a couple of key tools can make all the difference in creating the right atmosphere to keep your RoadtripMojo going! Read on to learn more…

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2 Must-Have Music Festival Campsite Upgrades

NiteIze Reflective / Glow in the dark rope

Making your music festival campsite rock takes a bit of thought and ingenuity. With some creativity, and an adventurous spirit, you can create the environment to capture just the right fest vibe. Our setup, while basically the same at most fests (save for Hulaween!, which we go all out with inflatables, tapestries, and lights), is a continually evolving beast that grows with us as we fest.

As sites are often vastly different, we learn to adapt to different site layouts and features. We typically spend a few hours setting up for a fest; so much can be said for an early arrival. Forest camping is by far our fav; being stacked like a sardine in a parking lot our least. No matter where you end up laying your head at a fest, you can do much to create the right atmosphere to keep your #RoadtripMojo going!

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Creating a Comfortable – Almost Too Inviting – Music Festival Campsite

Festival campsite with tapestries, a carpet, chairs, and a Kelty tarp

You know you’ve created a comfortable campsite when you find a stranger asleep in one of your hammocks at dawn. At least, we guess that’s a good sign. Whether chairs around the campfire, an outdoor carpet for a guest to lay out his bedroll, or hammocks hung between trees (regardless of whether stragglers catch Zs), camping culture calls for a welcoming encampment. What pieces are required to create a perfect campsite? We have a few suggestions below. We’ll dig into some product reviews down the road.

People outfit their home patios with chairs, tables, and tunes. No reason the campsite can’t own a similar spirit and a vibe all its own.

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Festival Fan Wins RoadtripMojo Hammock Giveaway

We Have A Winner! RoadtripMojo fan Melissa Martin won the  EnoHammock giveaway. The camper and first-time  Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park visitor from Bostwick, Ga., posted to the RoadtripMojo Facebook. And she won.
Melissa was at SOSMP to raffle tickets for Live Oak Music & Arts Foundation during the Spring Reunion festival. She was smitten with the park.

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