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Coachella does not allow RVs in any lot or campground it runs. We are 82 miles out, which is what makes this work anyway.


The festival states it in three places on its own site: there is no parking or camping for RVs or motorhomes. Car camping takes passenger cars, trucks and vans only, on 30 by 10 foot sites, and a vehicle is turned away if it has a toilet in it regardless of working order. That excludes both our Class C units and the Class A. Weekend one runs April 9 to 11 and weekend two April 16 to 18, 2027, at the Empire Polo Club, 81-800 Avenue 51, Indio, CA 92201.
Murrieta to Indio is 82.5 miles, about 1 hour 29 minutes. You book a Coachella Valley RV park, we deliver the unit there and set it up, and you take the festival shuttle or a rideshare in. Being an hour and a half away means we can reach you if something goes wrong mid-weekend. Call +1 951-305-0172 with your park and dates.

Because the rig is a base rather than a campsite, what matters is how it lives for four nights at a Coachella Valley park. Hayzel is the cheapest way in at $110 a night sleeping six, and Chester sleeps eight at $116, which across a Thursday to Sunday run is $464 split eight ways. Koda is our newest trailer at $138 sleeping seven, and Lucy the Boho Bunkhouse is the same rate.
A towable has a real advantage here that it does not have at Stagecoach: your tow vehicle stays free for the daily run to the shuttle stop. If nobody in the group tows, Rocky is a Class C bunkhouse sleeping eight at $204 and Betty sleeps seven at $237, both driveable with no hitch needed.
Layouts are on the large bunkhouse travel trailer, small travel trailer and Class C motorhome pages. Dates go through the Get Lost RV booking page.
The festival sells a Coachella Shuttle Pass at $150 covering valley routes, and for a group staying at an RV park that is the clean answer. Outbound line shuttles stop one hour after the music ends, so plan the night around that rather than assuming a late ride home. Rideshare works, with the surge you would expect when a hundred thousand people leave at once.
If you drive a second vehicle in, day parking runs Friday to Sunday 11am to 2am, free and first come. Two things catch people: cars left after 2am get towed, and Preferred Parking at $299 stops admitting vehicles at 10pm even though the lot runs to 2am. There is no Thursday event parking, and no overnight parking at all without a car camping pass that your rental cannot qualify for.
One detail shows how hard the no-toilet rule is enforced. Coachella's camping page says no toilets period, not in a vehicle and not in a tent, and none may be brought in. Powered car camping at $155 a night buys one three-prong outlet for small devices, not an RV hookup, and gas generators are banned. The festival simply is not built for a rig. Our Stagecoach page is the opposite story, because the same polo field runs a full RV resort the following weekend.


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"Very good experience. First time camping in a trailer. Brenda was very helpful with showing us how everything workedand made sure everything was perfect before leaving. Highly recommend."