Confirmed dates and visitor details
Lehigh Valley RV & Campgrounds Show is scheduled January 8, 2027 through January 10, 2027 at Allentown Fairgrounds Agri-Plex in Allentown, PA. All listed times are local Eastern time. Published hours: Friday–Saturday 10am–8pm; Sunday 10am–5pm Recheck the official event information before departure. This guide uses public dates and makes no claim of firsthand attendance.
A show that includes campground information can help shape next season’s itinerary, even when a new vehicle is not on your list. Approach those conversations with the same care you would give a floorplan comparison. A pleasant photograph is an invitation to investigate; it does not tell you whether the site, arrival routine, and surrounding activities suit your own travels.
Bring a trip brief
Choose a possible travel window and describe the kind of stay you want. A weekend built around an event asks different things of a campground than a quiet week with few driving days. Include who travels with you, which activities matter, and the services you need to investigate. Keep the brief flexible enough to accommodate a worthwhile idea you had not considered.
Ask representatives to distinguish campground-wide facilities from individual site features. If a brochure says hookups, ask where the site-level details can be checked. If a photograph shows a large pad, ask whether that is typical or one particular site category. Collect the official booking address and the location of the current rules rather than trying to settle every detail from memory at a booth.
Organize information by journey
Make one folder for each plausible itinerary. Put a campground in the folder that matches its actual location, not the slogan on the brochure. Record one reason to visit and one question still unanswered. This method makes it easier to see when several appealing stops would pull a short trip in too many directions.
Use a map after the show to test the sequence. Check the actual entrance and any operator directions before treating the destination as a useful base. Leave time for arrival, setup, and an ordinary evening. A string of names is not yet a travel plan, and a campground’s participation in an expo does not establish that your preferred dates are available.
Keep booking decisions separate
If a show promotion interests you, request the complete terms in writing. Ask which dates, sites, parties, and booking channels qualify, and what cancellation conditions apply. Save the offer with its expiry date. There is no need to assume a promotion is the best choice until the entire stay makes sense for your itinerary.
Once home, select a few places to investigate properly. Review official site information, current notices, and the exact equipment requirements. If something essential remains unclear, contact the campground with a focused question and record the answer. You may finish with a shorter list than you expected, but each remaining option will have a reason to be there.
Leave room for conversations about destinations as well as facilities. Asking what visitors commonly do from the campground can uncover possibilities, but independently check opening schedules and access for any activity on which the trip depends. The useful outcome is a researched starting point for a future stay, not a promise made by a display photograph.
For a wider itinerary, explore our PA campground directory as a statewide starting point. These listings do not establish nearby show lodging, current availability, or suitability for your rig. Check the exact location and operator details before reserving.
Continue with the campsite-fit checklist when preparing your visit.
Organizer information checked October 15, 2026. Prices, programs, and access arrangements should be confirmed again near the event.