RV Rentals at Beverly Hills Film Festival

ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT

The Beverly Hills Film Festival takes on five full days of entertainment, all to help preserve and uplift the art of filmmaking. Scholars, critics, and artists serve on the judging panel for newly released films, and there are many premieres that are shown during the course of the festival. Festival attendees can enjoy hearing discussions among film experts on panels that are held daily. Experts on the panels include actors, writers, directors, producers, and cinematographers. The conclusion of the festival features a black-tie gala, where awards are given.

ON-SITE AMENITIES

The several locations of the film festival offer different amenities, and security is expected to be present at all locations at all times. Concessions are available at the theaters, and food will be served during the final gala. More restaurants and cafes are found at many of the host hotels for the events as well.

LOCATION

The Beverly Hills Film Festival will takes place at multiple locations, including the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the Paley Center, the Writers Guild Theater, and the AMC Century City 15, among others. The main events are hosted by the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel 7000 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90028

RVING AT THE EVENT

While there are no options for camping at the Beverly Hills Film Festival locations, there are some campgrounds around Los Angeles for you to consider. • The Malibu Creek State Park Campground offers RV camping year-round. It features showers, laundry facilities, and pet-friendly campsites. There are no hookups there, and all campsites are primitive. • The Leo Carrillo State Park Campground is another basic campground that is part of a California state park. The park itself has 1.5 miles of beachfront property, and popular activities there include swimming, surfing, and fishing. • If you are willing to travel a bit further for RV hookups, consider staying at Bonelli Bluffs RV Resort and Campground, which is east of Los Angeles. This campground offers full hookups for campers, and there are stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Plus, this campground is at a park that offers trails, a pool, and a market. Here are some tips to make sure your RV trip to the Beverly Hills Film Festival goes smoothly: • Pets are allowed at most campgrounds near the festival, but check with the one you choose to learn about its pet policies. Some campgrounds do not allow animals to be left unattended at your campsite, so you should plan to have someone stay with them while you are at the festival. You should also pack accordingly for your pets, and you will likely need to have waste pick-up bags at all times. • Campgrounds that only offer dry camping may allow generators to be used. Consider bringing one if they are allowed, but be advised that generators may need to be turned off during campground quiet hours. • Parking for large RVs will be limited near the festival sites, so consider bringing a companion vehicle that you can use to travel to and from the various locations. • Try to pack everything you will need for camping since there may not be any camping stores at the campground you choose to stay at. Some common items you may need include flashlights, fire starters, cookware, blankets, and insect repellant.

WHERE TO STAY

There are some hotels near the Beverly Hills Film Festival that you can stay at if you would like to be within a short distance of the events. • The iconic Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel is one of the host hotels for the Beverly Hills Film Festival, and it’s a boutique known for its Tropicana Bar and nightclub. Hotel amenities include free Wi-Fi, an outdoor pool, and pet-friendly rooms. • Another host hotel of the festival is the famous Beverly Hills Hotel. It was built in 1912, and it's 10 miles from Los Angeles International Airport. The hotel frequently hosts galas for the film festival, and it has places serving food and beverages. • The Beverly Terrace Powered by Sonder is another area hotel that is less than a mile from West Hollywood. A restaurant and bar are on-site, and there is free Wi-Fi.

HOW TO GET THERE

To get to the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel from Los Angeles International Airport, take I-110 E to I-110 N toward Los Angeles. Continue onto CA-110, then merge onto US-101 N. Continue 6.3 miles, then take exit 9B toward Highland Avenue/Hollywood Bowl. Keep right, then turn right onto Odin Street. Turn left onto Highland Avenue and slight right. Turn left onto N. Orange Drive, right again on Hollywood Boulevard, and the hotel will be on the left.

PARKING

Parking fees may apply at certain locations. Parking is also typically limited, so you may need to park in city garages.

TICKETS & PRICING

Ticket prices and types are to be announced on the film festival’s website.

WRAP UP

Visit the Beverly Hills Film Festival and see new movies, hear from film experts, and enjoy touring the area in the process. When you travel to it in your RV, you can make sure you have a place to stay each night of the festival, and at some of the campgrounds you will be able to explore the Pacific Ocean beaches as well. For more updates about the Beverly Hills Film Festival, check out the event’s Facebook page.

Please note, this is not the official source of the event information. While we try to be as comprehensive as possible, some details may have changed since the time this article was written. Please confirm final details with the official event page.

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