Bring the RV to the Wedding

There is a guest on every wedding list who does not want a hotel room. They want their own bed, their own coffee maker, and their own bathroom, and all three happen to be parked in the driveway. If your family has an RV crowd, this post is for them.

Scarborough House sits on open farmland in Stantonsburg, North Carolina, and we say yes to the question most venues answer with a no: yes, your guests can bring the RV to the wedding.

RVs are welcome on the property

During wedding weekends, RVs can park right on the estate. Grandpa gets his own recliner 200 feet from the reception. The cousins with the travel trailer get to put the kids down at 8 and still hear the toasts. Nobody drives anywhere after the sparkler send-off.

We are also a proud Harvest Hosts location, which means RV travelers already stop here on purpose. The estate was built for people who sleep on the property; some of them just bring the bedroom with them.

Full hookups nearby when you need them

For guests who want water, sewer, and 50 amp service for a multi-day stay, Kampers Lodge RV Park sits on US-301 just north of Wilson, about 25 minutes from the venue, holding a 4.5 star rating from nearly 400 campers. Park there for the week, drive over for the wedding, and stay as late as you like knowing the rig is settled.

The wedding weekend, camper edition

The whole idea of Scarborough House is that a wedding should be a weekend with your people, not a four hour event with a parking lot exit. The estate sleeps 28 overnight guests in standard bedroom beds, plus one bonus twin for 29 fixed overnight bed spaces plus in its 13 bedrooms, the Where Everyone Stays guide covers every hotel and inn nearby, and the RV lane means even the road-trip relatives are part of the Friday fire pit and the Sunday goodbye.

One family, every kind of sleeper, one piece of land.

Roll in and see it

If your family measures trips in miles towed, come see where the rig would sit. Book a private tour and we will show you the grounds, the hookout spots we point RVs to, and the pavilion where the party happens.