Tickets for the 2024 Truck Camper Adventure Quartzsite Rally are nearly sold out with a total of 447 of 450 tickets having been sold. The rally will be held in Quartzsite, Arizona, February 14-18, 2024. This will be largest truck camper rally ever held, surpassing last year’s record of 345 campers. Like previous Truck Camper Adventure rallies, this outdoor camping event will be held at the Roadrunner Wash Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Area, 6 miles south of Quartzsite (see maps below).
This is a truck camper rally meaning you must own a truck camper to attend. All types of truck campers are welcome, including slide-in campers, truck toppers, chassis-mounted campers, and camper shells as well as those who own DIY and vintage restored campers.
Please note that tickets are sold by camper rather than by individual. Click here to register and get your ticket. Tickets are $50. Each ticket includes one raffle ticket and admits one camper and up to six family members. Eventbrite will be used to manage enrollment. Important: during registration, make sure you provide the full names of all adults, your truck and camper, and the state where you are from. Monies collected will be used to help defray the costs to obtain a BLM permit, insurance, renting a 20×40-foot canopy, scheduling live music, toilets, and for using Eventbrite. A waiting list will be available on Eventbrite for those who did not get a ticket in time.
This is a boondocking rally, meaning there will be no hookups or other services. No trash pickup will be provided. Pack it in, pack it out.
For additional details on what promises to be our best rally yet, including the list of sponsors and the finalized itinerary, click here.
View of the 2023 TCA Quartzsite Rally (courtesy of David Clock)
Right around the corner! Be sure to come by for the Drone Class on Friday! It will be fun and educational, with some goodies to give away!
We are attending the rally in our 2018 Host Mammoth. We have boondocked before but I have a question regarding the generator section and the non-generator section. We use our generator or truck once in the morning for our pot of coffee (transferred to a thermos after completed) and then occasionally for a minute or two depending on whether one of our meals requires it. I’m worried the generator section is generators running all day and night. I really don’t want to camp with gensets going 24/7. Mike can you guide me on this?