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The 2026 World Cup is going to be massive. For the first time ever, the tournament stretches across North America, with matches spread from coast to coast.

That’s exciting, but it also raises a big question for fans: How do you actually follow your team without spending half the trip stuck in airports or paying outrageous hotel prices?

That’s where Outdoorsy comes in.

Instead of bouncing between flights and checking into yet another identical hotel room, Outdoorsy lets you turn the World Cup into an unforgettable American road trip — one where your lodging, kitchen, and home base travel with you.

Think of Outdoorsy as the easiest way to rent an RV from real people who love the outdoors. It’s the largest RV rental marketplace in the U.S., with everything from classic Airstreams and modern camper-vans to big, fully loaded motorhomes perfect for groups or families.

There are no membership fees, the platform is free to use and every RV is fully insured. Each listing is reviewed and vetted, so you’re not taking a gamble — you’re booking a quality experience from pickup to drop-off. You can choose a rig you drive yourself, tow behind a vehicle or even have one delivered and set up for you.

Let’s be honest, following your team through the group stage alone can mean crossing thousands of miles. Hotels sell out, prices skyrocket and plans change fast. An RV gives you flexibility that hotels simply can’t.

Your team’s schedule shifts? No problem — you just change your route. Found a great campsite near the next host city? That’s home for the night. For international fans visiting from places like England or Brazil, an RV also offers peace of mind, with predictable costs, familiar comforts and a true taste of the American road trip.

One of the best parts of doing the World Cup by RV is everything that happens between games. Many host cities are right next to some of the most iconic natural spaces in the country.

Catch a match in Los Angeles, then drive out to Joshua Tree National Park for a night under the stars. Head to Seattle for a game at Lumen Field and wake up the next morning surrounded by the rainforests of Olympic National Park. In the East, pair a Boston-area match with the rocky coastline of Acadia National Park. In Miami, the Everglades are practically next door.

You’re seeing America in a way most visitors never do. So yeah, not “just following football.”

Not all fans travel the same way, and Outdoorsy’s selection reflects that.

Big groups and families often go for Class A motorhomes with full kitchens and multiple sleeping areas. Solo travelers or couples love the ease of Class B camper-vans that fit into regular parking spots. Class C RVs hit the sweet spot for families, with extra sleeping space and a layout that just works, especially if you’re bringing kids or pets along.

Outdoorsy is built on trust. Every rental includes insurance, 24/7 customer support and free roadside assistance. International travelers don’t need a special license; a valid one from home (and an International Driving Permit if it’s not in English) will do.

Many hosts even offer delivery to campgrounds or airports, complete with a walkthrough so you feel confident from day one.

Booking is simple. Find your rig, chat with a local host, pick it up (or have it delivered) and hit the road. When the final whistle blows, return the RV and head home with stories that go far beyond the stadium.

In 2026, don’t just attend the World Cup. Turn it into the road trip of a lifetime (with Outdoorsy as your mobile basecamp!)

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