Triangle Recreation Camp
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Bring the whole rig
RV & trailer camping

Bring the whole rig

RVs, trailers, truck campers, and sleeper vans are all welcome. A few things work differently from tent camping, so here's what to know and how to lock in your site.

RV sites are reserved ahead of time

RV, trailer, and van sites aren't first come, first served. You book them in advance through Roverpass, our reservation partner. Reserve early for party weekends. The good sites go fast!

The basics

How RV camping works here

Same 80 acres, same river, same community. You're just bringing your own walls. RV and trailer sites sit among the trees, and because they take some planning around hookups and rig size, they're booked ahead rather than claimed on arrival.

The details below are the ones people ask about most. Exact hookups, amperage, and rig lengths are listed on each site in Roverpass, and anything else lives in our FAQ.

RV site details

Electric & water hookups

Potable water is on-site, and electric hookups are available. Amperage varies by spot, so check the site you pick in Roverpass.

Room for your rig

Sites are sized for different lengths of RV and trailer. Filter by your rig length on Roverpass so you land somewhere it fits comfortably.

Premium internet

Need to stay connected? Free Wi-Fi is available through Starlink. Premium internet is available as an add-on for your stay.

Water & waste

Fresh water is available at camp, but we do not have a place to dump waste.

A pull-through RV site with room to maneuver
Pull-through sites, with room to level out.

Booking on Roverpass, step by step

Booking is almost identical for everyone. Two things change with your membership: which option you pick for your site, and how you pay. Regular members are covered by their yearly membership and add a discount code at checkout. Limited members pay per night. Find your path below.

Regular member (pays yearly)

  1. Enter the dates you want to camp.
  2. Select "RV Sites."
  3. Enter your rig length and width in the boxes at the top.
  4. Select "Regular Members." Ignore the listed charge; it gets discounted later.
  5. Choose the site you want. Now and then we may need to move you to make room for other RVs coming and going.
  6. In the "Guests" box, enter the total number of people on the reservation, including yourself.
  7. Enter your contact information.
  8. Fill in the details about your RV.
  9. Buying electricity? Enter 1.
  10. Enter how many limited members are included in the guest count.
  11. Enter the legal name and TRC ID of each member camping. The TRC ID lets us verify the reservation, and you'll find yours in your profile on this website.
  12. Press "Continue to Payment."
  13. Under Discounts, choose "Regular Membership."
  14. Enter code 2021.
  15. Enter your payment method and billing details. This can be required even when there's no charge.
  16. Check the box and press "Confirm and Pay."
  17. You'll get an immediate confirmation from Roverpass.
  18. A separate TRC camping reservation with a check-in QR code follows by hand, usually about a week later. Bring it to the host hut for easy check-in.

Limited member (pays nightly)

  1. Enter the dates you want to camp.
  2. Select "RV Sites."
  3. Enter your rig length and width in the boxes at the top.
  4. Select "Limited Members."
  5. Choose the site you want. Now and then we may need to move you to make room for other RVs coming and going.
  6. In the "Guests" box, enter the total number of members camping.
  7. Enter your contact information.
  8. Fill in the details about your RV.
  9. Buying electricity? Enter 1.
  10. Enter the legal name and TRC ID of each member camping. The TRC ID lets us verify the reservation, and you'll find yours in your profile on this website.
  11. Press "Continue to Payment."
  12. Enter your payment method and billing details.
  13. Check the box and press "Confirm and Pay."
  14. You'll get an immediate confirmation from Roverpass, plus a verification from TRC within 24 hours.
Reserve by these deadlines

Reservations must be made by 5 p.m. the day before you arrive.

Arriving on a weekend? Reserve by 5 p.m. Thursday.

Getting here and settling in

Arriving at camp

Please try to arrive before dark. If you get in after 9 p.m., we reserve the right to park you in a temporary level spot for the night and have you move the following morning. Planning to arrive late? It is usually easier to come the next morning instead.

Getting in and parking

  • Enter the driveway from the west, a left-hand turn.
  • Detach any towed or towing vehicles and park them in the parking lot.
  • On event weekends, you may need to retract your RV awning to make room for others.

Power and generator hours

Connect at your own risk. Sites run on construction-grade power.

Power comes from a generator on a set schedule. Here are the 2026 hours, running May 19 through September 19:

  • Monday to Thursday: 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., when a volunteer is available to run the generator.
  • Friday: 6 p.m. to 1 a.m.
  • Saturday: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., then 6 p.m. to 1 a.m.
  • Sunday: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Need power outside those hours? Extra hours are $20 each, when a volunteer can cover the request.

Regular Members can buy a $150 yearly power plan instead of paying per night. Email us to let us know you'd like it.

No cell service up here

Coverage drops past Granite Falls, so download your directions before you head up the Mountain Loop Highway.

Getting online at camp

Camp runs on Starlink satellite internet. There’s a free Basic plan, and Premium is available for the season. See internet plans.

Ready to reserve your RV site?

Book your dates on Roverpass and start packing.

Not sure which hookups you need? Read the RV FAQ