Quick facts
- Dates
- Mar 17–20, 2027
- Where
- Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter, Perry, GA
- Tickets
- Registration with on-site RV camping: $180 for one person or $200 for two (early bird, through Jan 20, 2027); non-camping full-event passport $210 individual / $225 couple before Jan 20 ($230 / $245 after); one-day passport $50; exhibits-only day pass $10 per person or $25 for three or more. FRVA membership is not required.
- Parking
- Attendee RVs park on the fairgrounds, on lots that are mostly grass and dirt. 30-amp and 50-amp full-hookup sites and 30-amp sites are sold as add-ons while they last; on-site dump station and potable water.
- On-site RV camping
- Yes
- Official site
- www.frva.com
What to know
Family RV Association (FRVA), the club formerly known as the Family Motor Coach Association (FMCA), holds its 114th International Convention & RV Expo, “Hollywood On Wheels,” at the Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter in Perry on March 17–20, 2027. It is the second straight spring convention at the site, which FRVA calls one of its most popular venues for its buildings, parking and location just off I-75.
Registration. Registration covers camping on the grounds, along with RV displays, exhibits, seminars, entertainment and chapter events. FRVA says attendees do not have to be members. Early-bird pricing saves $20 through January 20, 2027; registration is online, by mail or by phone, and on-site registration opens Sunday, March 14.
Parking and hookups. All attendee parking is at the fairgrounds, on lots that are mostly grass and dirt. The venue has 30-amp and 50-amp full-hookup sites and 30-amp sites, chosen at registration until they sell out. FRVA suggests carrying an extra 10-gauge cord and a surge protector, and arriving with empty holding tanks and a full fresh tank.
Not camping? Exhibits are open to the public for $10 per person, and passports add seminars and entertainment.
Sources: Official site, Convention FAQ, FRVA announcement
Good
- Registration includes on-site RV camping at the fairgrounds
- Open to non-members, with passports and day passes for those who don't camp
- On-site dump station, potable water and roving pump-out service
Watch out for
- Parking lots are mostly grass and dirt
- Hookup sites are limited and can sell out
- Everyone must leave the grounds by noon on Sunday, March 21
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Past years
- Mar 18–21, 2026