2025 28th Annual Gathering

The Annual Gathering Rally of the Tin Can Tourists is the oldest, longest running vintage trailer rally in the country. This event has always been held the weekend before Memorial Day.

You must be a current Tin Can Tourists member to attend this event. Click on JOIN on the menu to join the club!

Registration Process

Starting on January 1st, 2025, you can register for the event by sending an email to tct1919@gmail.com with the following information:

• Names of attendees
• Trailer/RV – year, make & model
• Camp Site preference and backup site – (please insure your trailer/RV meets the size the site supports by checking the details below)
• Number of adults and kids (16 years old or younger)
• Is this your first time attending this event

Next step is to make your payment for the event. We are only accepting electronic payments in 2025. Send $21 per adult and $6 per child by:

• Paypal @TinCanTourists
• Credit Card – email us at tct1919@gmail.com that you’d like us to send you an invoice to pay using a credit card.

Once we receive both the registration information and the rally fee payment, we will select your campsite based on your preference and any possible conflicts with others that also selected that site.

Once you receive your confirmed site number by email, you will call Camp Dearborn and pay for your campsite. This year, if your site is not paid for one month ahead of the event, your site will be released.

RALLY FEE REFUND POLICY – Rally Fee less the PayPal or Credit Card fee will be refunded if cancelled on or before April 30, 2025. No refund after April 30th.

Agenda

Tentative Agenda

Rally Theme

Kentucky Derby – think fascinators, seersucker jackets & bow ties, fancy dresses, jockey colors, mint juleps, etc.

Roster

As of 4/12/25 – 118 sites registered, 211 People

Facebook group for the event: TCT Spring and Fall Rallies (Camp Dearborn – Milford Michigan) | Facebook

Here is a map of the campground

campdearbornmap

“No Burn Zone”

The “no burn zone” is a small area that we don’t allow campfires to protect the trailers that are not resistant to sparks or embers. The area consists of Sites – 45 to 54 – these sites are restricted for trailers that have features that make them flammable. Examples are canvas tops, wood sided, etc. Sites 53-54 are held in reserve for special need attendees that might need to be close the shower/restrooms.

Here are the size limits of the sites

Sites 1-65 up to 35 foot trailer ( electric only )

Sites 66-76 up to 50 foot trailer ( full hook up )

Sites 77-81 up to 45 foot trailer ( full hook up )

Sites 82 to 91 up to 35 foot trailer ( full hook up )

Sites 92 to 102 up to a 40 foot trailer  ( full hook up )

Sites 103 to 122 up to a 32 foot trailer ( full hook up )

Sites 123,124,125 up to about a 25 foot trailer ( full hook up )

Sites 126 to 140 up to 32 foot trailer ( full hook up )

Sites 141 to 161 up to 45 foot trailer ( full hook up )

Sites 162 to 191 up to 32 foot trailer ( electric only )