RV Rentals for the Born & Raised Music Festival
RVing to the Born & Raised Music Festival 2022
RVing to the 2022 Born & Raised Music Festival in Pryor, Oklahoma, is the best way to travel and enjoy some great country, rock, and Americana music. So, pack up your boots, Levi’s or cut-offs, and comfy tops, and get your cowboy on, from September 16-18, 2022. About 40 miles away from Tulsa, Pryor is in the heart of Red Dirt country and the perfect setting for some all-American boot-scootin’ fun. Be sure to book your RV rentals for the Born and Raised Music Festival 3-6 months in advance through RVnGO.
The festival kicks off with a Friday night honky-tonk featuring Americana artist Jamie Lin Wilson, followed by Oklahoma native Zach Bryan and William Clark Green. The barn doors swing open at 4 p.m. and the fun continues until 11 p.m.
Saturday is filled with entertainment, with rocking headliners ZZ Top and Blackberry Smoke. Main gates open at 1 p.m., while the barn opens at 10:30 a.m.
On Sunday, the last day, you’ll enjoy headliners Big Sky and Cody Jinks. Plenty of other great musicians will be performing, too, including Robert Earl Keen, Oklahoma’s own Stoney LaRue, the Jason Scott Band, and more. The party lasts until after 11 p.m., so plan to leave on Monday! And don’t forget to book your RV rental for the Born & Raised Music Festival today.
Insider PRO Tip: Buy Your Passes in January
Born & Raised pass holders from 2021 will get an email in January, allowing them to renew their pass for this year’s festival. For newbies, once the e-cart on the website goes live sometime in January 2022, you’ll have several options to choose from, including the ability to buy passes via four equal monthly payments.
RVing to the 2022 Born & Raised Music Festival: Plan Ahead — Way Ahead
If you’re planning on RVing to the 2022 Born & Raised Music Festival, book your RV rental now through RVnGO 3 – 6 months ahead.
RVnGO is a 100% legit American company that’s taking the country by storm with its peer-to-peer RV rental approach. You can rent just about any type of RV, ranging from a luxurious rock and roll-style tour bus to a comfortable Class C RV.
On Your Way to the 2022 Born & Raised Music Festival
There are plenty of sights to see — and great places to camp — as you’re RVing to the 2022 Born & Raised Music Festival in Pryor, Oklahoma.
Firefly Meadows RV Park
This highly rated RV park is conveniently located off Interstate 80 in Wood River, Nebraska. Most RV pads are shaded by trees and have picnic tables nearby. If you are renting a smaller RV with no bathroom facilities, you’ll be happily surprised by Firefly Meadows‘ updated and very clean restrooms and showers. Since Wood River is part of the Grand Island metropolitan area, it’s easy to visit the city or drive over to the Platte River and enjoy the abundant wildlife.
Green Acres RV Park
If you’re interested in learning about the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, Green Acres Park is a great place to set up your RV. It’s in Durant, Oklahoma, which is close to the Choctaw Nation’s headquarters in Calera. The park boasts reasonable nightly rates and is close to a grocery store and a Walmart, should you be in need of supplies. Visit the Choctaw Cultural Center and learn more about their beautiful culture and history as well as their unique connection to and friendship with Ireland.
NomadLand RV Stay
Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a place you must visit. Stay at the highly rated NomadLand RV Stay which is gated for security and well-lit. The park offers full hookups and is located close to both Interstates 40 and 25. Take advantage of its location to visit the nearby Petroglyph National Monument where you can talk short walks or moderate hikes to see rock art painted by ancient peoples.
RV Camping at the Born & Raised Music Festival
Two RV-only campgrounds are available at Born & Raised — Coyote Crossing and Quails Nest. Both lighted campgrounds offer guest services as well as showers, porta-potties, and trash bins. You won’t need the showers or porta-potties with your RV rental for the Born and Raised Festival though. You will have your own private and clean restroom. To enter the campground, you must be wearing your wristband, which serves as your ticket for all three days.
She Went to Born & Raised but Didn’t Know the Rules
Getting kicked out of your campground and the festival is not the scenario you want to find yourself in. Be sure to check out the festival’s list of dos and don’ts.
Things to Do in Pryor Before or After RVing to the 2022 Born & Raised Music Festival
Catch a Big Bass at Lake Hudson
Just 10 minutes away from Pryor is one of Oklahoma’s top three bass-fishing lakes, Lake Hudson. Besides bass, you can also catch bluegills, sunfish, white crappies, black crappies, paddlefish, and a variety of catfish. Mmmm … nothing like freshly caught fish on the grill. You can also meander the beautiful shoreline and take in the sights. If you’re lucky, you’ll spot a bald eagle.
Visit Rabbit Gallery
Oklahomans are rightly proud of the state’s deep Native American heritage, and Rabbit Gallery, in downtown Pryor, celebrates Cherokee art. Owned and operated by artist Traci Rabbit, the gallery showcases not only her works but also those of her late father, Bill Rabbit, the revered Cherokee artist. Be sure to visit the gift shop, which is full of unique objects.
Grab a Pizza & Some Craft Beer at Fat Toad Brewing
Pryor is proud of its hometown craft brewery, Fat Toad. On tap, there might be a stout, or a porter, or a Kolsch special of the month, besides their impressive lineup of IPAs, ales, and German witbiers. Kick back on the patio, or relax in the taproom, watching some football. Split an appetizer while debating about which of their wood-fired pizzas you want to feast on. (They even offer gluten-free crusts.)
Visit Tulsa Before or After RVing to the 2022 Born & Raised Music Festival
Visit the Newly Opened Gathering Place
After an exciting (and noisy) music festival, you might be feeling a little spent. The Gathering Place riverfront park is just the place to recharge. Rent a kayak or canoe and paddle around Peggy’s Pond. Join a game of basketball at the SemGroup Sports Court. Or grab a quiet bite at the Boathouse, with views of the Arkansas River, beautiful downtown Tulsa, and Peggy’s Pond. As a result, you’ll feel refreshed.
Grab an Oklahoma-Brewed Craft Beer
The Sooner State is experiencing a craft beer boom, and some of the best can be found in Tulsa. Dead Armadillo Craft Brewing offers a buzz-worthy experience. While the taproom doesn’t have a kitchen, it is served by food trucks — you’ll find them just outside. Other options are American Solera, which offers a taproom next to its brewery, and Marshall Brewing Company.
Take Her to the Zoo
Tulsa’s world-class zoo houses more than 400 species. So, check out the Hardesty Snow Leopard Habitat, or ogle magnificent lions at the Large Cat Grottos. Visit the immersive Tropical Rain Forest, home to monkeys, reptiles, birds, and even jaguars. Or walk into The Robert J. LaFortune WildLIFE Trek Life in the Water, an aquarium-type attraction.
Learn About Tulsa’s Past at the Tulsa Historical Museum
Tulsa’s past is rich with history, including its past as the land of the Lochapoka Creek nation, oil booms and busts, the 1924 race massacre that destroyed Black Wall Street, and much more. The Tulsa Historical Museum itself has a historical home — the former Sam Travis Mansion. Eight rotating exhibits focusing on Tulsa’s fascinating past are inside. Outside are the Vintage Gardens and Five Moons. The Five Moons is a tribute to five renowned Native American ballet dancers who broke the European racial barrier in ballet. The Gardens offer a refreshing respite in nature, plus various historical objects representing Tulsa’s past.
PS – Are You Ready to Rumble?
If you’re ready to party hardy, an RV rental for the Born & Raised Music Festival is the perfect way to go. Check out RVnGO’s offerings today!
For the love of all things good, don’t put off renting your RV today through RVnGO. The unique rental model is disrupting the camping industry. Here’s how it works — you find your ideal RV on the website from an independent RV owner or dealer. As a result, you decide when and where you want to pick your RV up. Do you want to fly into Tulsa and pick up your RV? Or do you want to drive the whole way there and back (can I hear you saying, “ROAD TRIP”?). You can even do a one way RV trip to the festival, then drop it off at a local branch and fly home! Whatever your pleasure, RVnGO can meet your RVing needs with no tacked on service fees and offering the industry standard in transparent transactions and industry leading damage protection.
You need to book now. Seriously, for a high-demand music festival destination like Born and Raised, we will be out of inventory if you delay.
RVnGO offers the following types of RVs:
- Class A — a rock-band style party bus with your own private driver
- Class B — typically called camper vans, like a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
- Class C — a feature-packed RV with an overhead sleeping area and storage or entertainment features. Read more about the differences here.
- Fifth wheel — a large RV you tow with a truck
- Camper trailer — a classic trailer with or without pop-ups (it likely won’t have a bathroom)
Browse the inventory — see what fits your budget and your number of travelers. But whatever you do, don’t wait! Visit RVnGO today.
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