This is our camper set up for AIBF in the President's Compound
AIBF RV CAMPING:
RVing for me is one of the best ways to attend AIBF. Why? First is location, you are right there next to the event, no hassle of driving in congested traffic, parking etc. You can sit by your RV have some coffee as the balloons fly overhead.
While there are a good number of onsite spaces they do sell out quick. I was talking to an AIBF board member and learned the presidents compound sold out in 1.5 minutes. The other larger lots took an hour or so to sell out. The waitlist was capped at 5000.
Don’t let that discourage you as things happen and spaces do open up. We stay in the Presidents Compound because the locations perfect for us. Yes it is expensive camping but the location location location is worth it for us.
Here is some RV info :
TENT CAMPING: $35.00 per night (tent camping only)
STANDARD: $40.00 per night (dry camping in the South RV Lot)
BOX VIEW: $50.00 per night (dry camping in the South RV Lot)
PREMIUM: $95.00 per night (30Amp and water connection in the South RV Lot)
VIP West/East: $100.00 per night (dry camping, adjacent to the Launch Field with 2 general admission passes included valid during your stay)
VIP North: $100.00 per night (dry camping, adjacent to the Launch Field with 2 general admission passes included valid during your stay) Please note that this lot is in close proximity to the Fireworks and it will be loud.
PRESIDENT'S COMPOUND: $250.00 per night (Sites on a bluff overlooking the Launch Field with city water pressure and 30-50 Amp RV Hook-up, this site also includes 4 general admission passes to the Launch Field valid during your stay)
This year the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center will be offering a limited number of exclusive dry dock RV camping sites. I don’t know if this will continue in future years.
There are also many local hotels, apartments, VRBO lodging options available. Yes prices to get inflated for the event. Sorry no first hand knowledge of these.
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