RV Parking at Ole Miss for Baseball Series

Diamondawg would be best suited to answer this question.

Also, some Rebs should join the board soon, and they could probably help you out with it.

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RV Parking

All RVs must depart by noon Sunday, and are encouraged to use vertical exhaust systems. For more information or to make reservations, call 662-915-2131.

Free Parking, No Reservations on Intramural Drive, access from West Jackson Avenue.

Reserved, Pay-As-You-Go at the Oxford mall on West Jackson Avenue, $50 per day plus $15 per accompanying vehicle. Hook-ups are not available.

Reserved, Season Passes on Old Taylor Road near the baseball stadium and Tad Smith Coliseum south lot, $1,400 with hookups; National Food Service Management Institute on Jeanette Phillips Drive, $1,200, without hookups.

Free Parking:
The University allows RVs to park in two locations free of charge without reservations: Intramural Drive and the Oxford mall on West Jackson Avenue.

Reserved Parking:
There are three reserved pay RV lots: Old Taylor Road near the baseball stadium and Tad Smith Coliseum south lot. The fee is $1,400 for the season, and hookups are available. The third reserved lot, behind the National Food Service Management Institute on Jeanette Phillips Drive, is $1,200 for the season without hookups.

Usersof these facilities must abide by University regulations as well as federal, state and local laws. Security personnel have authority to intervene in any situation when safety or security is at risk.

Parking for visiting buses is located at the Oxford Mall parking lot.

For more information, call 662-915-7051.

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I'd call them. Ideally, you can get into the big lot just down from the baseball field on Taylor, which puts you within easy walking distance to the stadium...

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Diamondawg would be best suited to answer this question.

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I checked into it a couple of years ago but don't have a generator in the new one. So, it's not an option for me any longer as to my knowledge, anything for visitors would be dry camping. I think what engie posted is for football. Baseball varies greatly just because of fewer RVs to fool with. I would call the game day facilities/parking manager.