KAABOO Del Mar

You may not want KAABOO Del Mar to end, but remember the comforts of home that await you back in your RV! Overnight stays are not permitted at KAABOO, but there are excellent San Diego campground choices within proximity. State Parks near San Diego also provide a wonderful respite for RV campers wishing to explore the coastline in their travels to California.

How can one be in the San Diego area and not want to explore its beauty at places like Silver Strand State Beach? Coastal beaches with gorgeous sand and surf along with mountain and desert areas beg to be explored–it’s all there, waiting for you. Whether your RV takes you north, south or points in between, you’ll find plenty of choices offering full hookup, WIFI, games areas, scenic lakes, watercraft rentals, boat launch areas, hiking trails, and more. San Diego is an adventure in the making!

Need somewhere a bit closer to the city area? San Diego Metro KOA Resort offers a peaceful setting in the midst of the hustle and bustle of the region and accepts rigs and campervans a place to connect with a variety of amenities.

Medical scooters, wheelchairs, and strollers for the little ones are the only wheeled items allowed at KAABOO Del Mar. With the spa treatments, upscale dining, viewing of 100 artists’ work, and awesome stage performances you will want to be on foot anyway! Sport the comfiest shoes you own and explore the rock-and-roll.

Temperatures are typically warmish, and the humidity can be a factor at KAABOO. Dress for success in shorts and a t-shirt and bring along a light cover-up in your bag just in case, for protection from the California sun. A hat is always fashionable, and you will be happy you have one when the rays are directly overhead. Because you will be near the shore, there will most likely be a need for a sweater in the evening.

KAABOO organizers make it easy by having a list of what you can bring that is much shorter than what you cannot bring. Bags have to be under a certain size, so keep it simple and pack your camera (including go-pros but no sticks), an empty water bottle, a large beach towel, sunglasses, sunscreen, and binoculars. You cannot bring a cooler, chairs, noisemakers, umbrellas and more; stick to the items you can bring, and you won’t risk having any belongings confiscated.

Hydrate! This is the number one rule when you are spending a day dancing in the sun. Remember that water is preferred over alcohol for hydration. A unique feature at KAABOO is that not only do you get to sun worship but you can also take a break in the shade or air conditioning when needed. Visit the comedy venue, go for a relaxing massage, or grab a seat for a few minutes in one of the common areas. It is recommended that you have noise-canceling headphones, especially if you have children in your party.

Fans of KAABOO should start the day off right with a healthy breakfast. Make sure your RV prep list contains food that makes the camping experience authentic. Cooking at camp doesn’t have to be difficult. Consider fun camping meal hacks like bacon and eggs in a bag, crescent rolls on a stick, and one-pot meals sure to satisfy after a day on the go. Put your feet up and let the campfire do the cooking.

Practically right outside the festival gates are restaurants lined up and down the streets of San Diego. Choose from eateries that maximize the casual beach vibe or those that capitalize on gorgeous sunset views. Indulge in ahi tacos, Chinese food, savory sandwiches, or sushi. Then head back to the RV for a night of peaceful slumber.

Culinary experts are on hand to serve up a feast, and crafters of beer and wine will enjoy sharing their expertise. Of course, simpler fare like pizza, corn dogs, and ice cream is present for the taking, too. Patronize local artisans and don’t forget to buy some KAABOO gear. Purchasing refreshments and other items is a breeze with the cashless system. Link your credit or debit card to your wristband, and create a PIN. When you do so, shopping at KAABOO becomes a simple transaction.