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A Family RV Association ‘Beach Party’ is Coming to Georgia

Woodalls Campground Magazine by Woodalls Campground Magazine
March 5, 2026
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Family RV Association’s convention in Perry, Ga., will offer a full schedule of learning, shopping and social opportunities.

The Family RV Association will bring the spirit of the tropics to the Peach State, according to a press release. From March 18 – 21, the Cincinnati-based RV owners club will host its “Changes In Latitudes – RV Beach Party” International Convention at the Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter, located in Perry. This marks FRVA’s 112th international rally, according to a press release.

All recreational vehicle owners, FRVA members and others are welcome to attend. The convention also presents a wealth of opportunities for anyone curious about RVs and the RV lifestyle.

Convention Highlights include:

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  • Patrice and Kevin McCabe, stars of the “RV There Yet?” travel series on the Discovery Channel, will be on hand throughout the week to showcase products, present RV lifestyle seminars, and host a geocaching scavenger hunt. They’ll also be seen throughout the grounds participating in various convention activities.
  • The RV Expo will fill the Miller-Murphy-Howard and Georgia Grown buildings with RV-related displays: components, services, and lifestyle products; tour operators; resorts; and more. Outdoors, additional exhibits will feature motorhomes, towable RVs, and other products.
  • More than 100 seminars will teach attendees the ins and outs of RV operation, maintenance, travel, and technology. These include a docket of sessions in the FRVA Learning Zone, where discussions will center on such RV-essential topics as tires, batteries, AC and DC power, sourcing parts and service, fire safety, and internet access on the road. In addition, hobbyists can sign up for 20-plus make-and-take crafts sessions.
  • Live entertainment will add to the beach vibe. Featured entertainers include Hotel California — The Original Eagles Tribute Band; A1A — The Official and Original Jimmy Buffett Tribute Show; and Kazual, an a capella quartet. Other acts are scheduled throughout the week.
  • On Thursday, March 19, convention attendees and city residents are invited to a special Party in Perry at the old City Hall building in Historic Downtown Perry. This outdoor get-together, weather permitting, will feature the Party Knights band performing a setlist of music spanning genres and eras.

Attendance Options

Attendees can camp on-site in their RVs and take in all convention activities for $295 (electric extra). Those who wish to enjoy the entire event without an RV can purchase a “full passport” for $245 (two people; no overnight camping). A one-day “passport” is also available for $50 per person. Daily RV Expo admission is $10 per person/$25 per family of three or more. Children 12 and under are free with an adult; admission is also free to holders of an active military ID.

On Saturday, March 21, RV Expo admission is free for all visitors for “We Love Perry Day.”

RV Expo Hours and Parking

The show runs Wednesday, March 18, from 1-5 p.m., with passes also valid on Thursday. Hours Thursday and Friday, March 19-20, are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free Saturday, March 21, when the show runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Free public parking is available at the North Entrance of the Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter off Larry Walker Parkway. Follow signs to Lot F, then proceed to the North Gate for entry.

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