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Adventure Vehicle Roundup isn't an expo. It's a gathering.
A place where people come together around a shared love for the outdoors—whether that's overlanding, RVing, vanlife, or simply getting away.
No pressure. No pretense. Just real people, real setups, and real connection.
Gather around the fire and share what drives you.
Explore the terrain at your own pace.
Nights filled with sound and community.
Connect with storytellers and content makers.
No agenda. Just people and open air.
This isn't about packed schedules. It's about showing up, setting up, and settling in.
Whether you drive a fully built overland rig, a van, an RV, a truck with a rooftop tent, or just your daily driver—
You belong here.
Live Music
Friday — Gracie Tallent · 7–9 PM
Saturday — Loose Shoes Duo · 6–9 PM
Trail Rides
Mindfulness Ride — Slow & scenic
Ladies Ride — Community-focused
Moderate & Easy Rides — Multiple options
Raffle
OnX Offroad + Rollercam gear. Proceeds benefit Beyond Roads Outreach.
Food
Tavern open all weekend. Breakfast and dinner available daily on-site.
On-Site
Bathrooms and showers. Creator's Corner. Cornhole. Vehicle walkthroughs.
"It Doesn't Matter What You Drive, As Long As It Gets You To An Adventure."
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More Than an Event. It's a Feeling.
Adventure Vehicle Roundup is built on something simple:
Connection.
Connection to the outdoors. Connection to people. Connection to yourself.
There are no massive crowds. No overwhelming vendor rows. No pressure to perform.
Real talk. Real people. Real stories under the Georgia sky.
Food tastes better when it's shared with good company.
Coffee in hand. Mountains in view. Nowhere to be.
No itinerary. Just open roads and open minds.
This is where you slow down…
…and remember why you started.
AVR is intentionally community-driven, relaxed, and welcoming. It's less about spectacle and more about shared experience.
We curate an environment where people feel at home the moment they pull in. No gates. No pressure. Just community.
"It Doesn't Matter What You Drive, As Long As It Gets You To An Adventure."
Kennedy Creek Resort | Suches, GA | October 8–11, 2026
October 8–11, 2026 | Kennedy Creek Resort | Suches, GA
Join us in the North Georgia mountains for a weekend of camping, connection, and community.
This is AVR in its purest form—simple, intentional, and unforgettable.
Roll in, find your spot, and settle into the mountain air.
Meet your neighbors and kick off the weekend right.
Music, storytelling, and the glow of the fire.
Guided and self-guided exploration of the terrain.
Smoker's Retreat & relaxed cigar lounge nights.
Content sessions, how-tos, and storytelling workshops.
Optional morning reflection and community devotional.
Unscheduled time to wander, connect, and just be.
October 8–11, 2026 · Kennedy Creek Resort · Suches, GA
Roll in at your own pace. Explore Kennedy Creek Resort, claim your site, and get camp set up.
Grab a meal at the Tavern, meet your neighbors, and ease into the weekend around the campfire. No agenda — just good conversation.
Slow start. Coffee in hand, mountains in view. No rush.
Hosted by Meg Green — a slower-paced ride focused on presence, nature, and connection. All experience levels welcome.
Cornhole and camp games, Creator's Corner content sessions, vendor meetups, and open networking at your own pace.
Dinner at the Tavern followed by live music from Gracie Tallent from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Campfire hangout and storytelling to close the night.
Three guided trail options available — join what fits your pace and experience level:
Relax, film, explore. Cornhole tournament kicks off in the afternoon — all skill levels welcome.
Dinner at the Tavern, then live music from the Loose Shoes Duo from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Community raffle and giveaways followed by the biggest bonfire of the weekend.
Gather one last time. Share a cup, swap info, and say your goodbyes on your own terms.
Pack up when you're ready. Optional guided trail rides available for those who want one last adventure before heading home.
Evenings at AVR are about slowing down. Bring a chair, sit back, and let the night happen.
Friday Night — Gracie Tallent
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Saturday Night — Loose Shoes Duo
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Raffle proceeds benefit Beyond Roads Outreach.
Featured Raffle Sponsors:
OnX Offroad
$700+ in gear & subscriptions
Rollercam
$300 in premium straps
All passes include entry for one vehicle and one passenger. Additional passengers 13+ require an extra fee.
per vehicle + 1 passenger
per vehicle + 1 passenger
per vehicle · no camping
All ticket purchases processed securely through TicketSpice. Spots are limited — once capacity is reached, registration closes.
Kennedy Creek Resort
Suches, Georgia
Nestled in the North Georgia mountains, Kennedy Creek Resort offers a relaxed, scenic environment with room to explore, connect, and unwind.
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▸ Kennedy Creek Resort, Suches GA
▲ North Georgia Mountains
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It Doesn't Matter What You Drive
Fully built, kitted out, and ready for anything.
Trucks and 4x4s with rooftop setups and gear.
Custom van builds and vanlife setups of all kinds.
Travel trailers, fifth wheels, and motorhomes welcome.
First-timers and weekend warriors — all welcome.
And they all belong.
Because this isn't about the vehicle. It's about the adventure.
AVR attracts people who want to:
No gatekeeping. No ego. Just community.
"It Doesn't Matter What You Drive, As Long As It Gets You To An Adventure."
Join us at Kennedy Creek Resort this October. All vehicles welcome.
Be Prepared. Not Overwhelmed.
Keep it simple. Here's what you'll need:
Know before you go:
Plan to arrive Thursday afternoon or evening. Check-in is straightforward — pull in, pick your spot, and get settled. There's no rush here.
The mountain air works fast. By the time your camp is set, you'll already feel the shift.
▸ Kennedy Creek Resort
Suches, Georgia
Check-in: Thursday, October 8, 2026
Yes. 100%. AVR was designed to be welcoming to people at every level. Whether this is your first camping trip or your hundredth overland expedition, you belong here.
Not at all. We welcome all vehicle types — daily drivers, family SUVs, sedans, trucks, vans, RVs, and everything in between. The vehicle gets you there. The community is what AVR is about.
Yes. Families are very welcome at AVR. Kids grow up knowing what adventure feels like, and there's plenty of open space for them to explore safely.
Yes. The Tavern at Kennedy Creek Resort will be open throughout the event serving breakfast and dinner daily. You are also welcome to bring your own food and cook at your campsite — that is very much part of the AVR culture.
Bathrooms and showers are available on-site at Kennedy Creek Resort. Full details will be included in your confirmation email after ticket purchase.
Trailers under 16 feet are included with a standard Weekend Pass at no extra charge. If your RV or trailer is over 16 feet, you will need the RV Weekend Pass at $220. Day Passes do not include overnight camping.
Yes. All passes include one vehicle, one driver, and one passenger. Additional passengers aged 13 and older require an extra fee of $20 per person. Children 12 and under are included at no additional charge.
Your Weekend Pass includes full camping access for the duration of the event, five raffle tickets for the Saturday night community raffle, and an AVR sticker pack. All on-site activities are included — trail rides, live music, Creator's Corner, cornhole, vehicle walkthroughs, and campfire storytelling.
All passes include entry for one vehicle and one passenger. Additional passengers 13+ are $20 each.
Weekend Pass
$180
RV Weekend Pass
$220
Day Pass
$50
Kennedy Creek Resort | Suches, GA | October 8–11, 2026
Moments from the Mountain
The Story of Adventure Vehicle Roundup
Adventure Vehicle Roundup was born from one simple idea: bring people together who love the outdoors, the open road, and the freedom that comes with it.
Outdoor enthusiast David Yates launched a small overland meet-up called Tents & Tires. Just a handful of people camping, sharing gear, swapping stories, and building friendships under Georgia's night sky. The spark was lit.
That spark became something bigger. The first official Adventure Vehicle Roundup brought together a growing community of overlanders, campers, and outdoor lovers ready for something more intentional.
The world stopped. But in that pause, people rediscovered the outdoors. Families took road trips. Friends found trails again. Nature became a refuge — and AVR's community grew stronger in waiting.
AVR returned stronger than ever as a twice-a-year gathering welcoming overlanders, vanlifers, RVers, weekend campers, and first-time adventurers.
Corey Webb joined AVR as a volunteer, helping with logistics and community building — eventually stepping in as the event's official MC. By 2024, he earned the nickname "The Voice of AVR."
Corey Webb officially took the helm. With a background in event production, storytelling, travel, and community engagement, he brought new energy and a larger vision for what AVR could become.
AVR doesn't happen alone. These are the partners, families, and organizations who help make this community what it is.
Purpose Beyond the Pavement
Trailbound Impact grew out of a love for off-roading, overlanding, and a desire to create a laid-back community meetup with a greater purpose. What started in a Starbucks parking lot has grown into something much bigger — charity events that have raised thousands of dollars for nonprofits and local addiction treatment centers.
For Trailbound, it has never been about the biggest build or the most gear. It is about community, exploration, and helping others along the way.
Brooks has always loved the outdoors, but it was not until he got his truck that he truly discovered off-roading. As he puts it, "I feel closest to and can see the magnificence of my Creator through nature."
His love for exploring led him to fall in love with off-roading and adventuring in his truck. He spent every chance he could exploring in his Silverado and has since rediscovered a love for camping through events like Adventure Vehicle Roundup, where people from all walks of life come together around a shared passion for adventure and uniquely built vehicles.
He is steadily building out his overland setup and loves his Ranger Tremor, which gets him just about anywhere he wants to go.
"Reach out if you ever want to go explore some Forest Service roads."
Caylee is, first and foremost, Brooks' wife and Norah's mom. Their crew also includes a pup named Luna and two cats named Ellie and Ollie, who definitely keep life lively. She is a nurse and freelance artist by trade — but an adventurer in every free moment she can find.
Caylee kind of stumbled into the overlanding and off-road world thanks to her husband, but like so many others, their family truly found this community during the COVID era — looking for a way to get out, slow down, and find peace in the middle of a chaotic season. Their family has always felt closest to God in His creation, and time outdoors has been a steady reminder of His faithfulness and beauty.
Through this community, they have found encouragement, friendship, and genuine connection with people from all walks of life. Caylee and her family are thankful for the opportunity to be part of AVR — and they want to give back however they can by encouraging others, building meaningful relationships, and being a positive presence wherever they go.
Under Corey's leadership, AVR is growing into a movement — one that builds bridges between people of different backgrounds, experience levels, and vehicle types through a shared love of adventure and the outdoors.
The best chapters are still being written.
Join us at Kennedy Creek Resort this October.
Be Part of the Experience
Adventure Vehicle Roundup is built on community, and there are multiple ways to be part of it. We're intentional about the partnerships we build and the people we bring into the AVR space.
We work with brands that align with the culture of AVR — not just those looking for exposure. If your brand is built around outdoor lifestyle, adventure, community, or gear culture, we'd love to connect.
Brand alignment · Authentic partnerships · Event presence
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If you're passionate about storytelling, the outdoors, and sharing experiences with a community that cares, we'd love to connect. Creator's Corner is built for you.
Photography · Video · Social · Storytelling
View Creator Deck →
From outdoor groups to local leaders and organizations, we're always open to building with the right people. If your mission aligns with ours, let's talk.
Clubs · Organizations · Community leaders
View Collaborator Deck →
This is a curated experience. We're intentional about who and what we bring into the space. Reach out and let's start a conversation.