Thousands of fans are gearing up for the annual rivalry game between the Florida Gators and Georgia Bulldogs at EverBank Stadium happening Saturday.

RV City is the ultimate Georgia-Florida game experience, where fans transform parking lots into a bustling tailgate town!

Tailgaters have already arrived at RV City as the excitement begins to build ahead of the highly anticipated rivalry showdown.

Every year, fans of the Georgia Bulldogs and Florida Gators hop in their RVs and head to Jacksonville for a multi-day football tailgating celebration.

Chatting with fans who have made the pilgrimage to RV City for Game Day!

The annual days-long tailgating tradition of RV City at Florida-Georgia has had some fans coming back for at least a decade. And it’s brewed some unlikely friendships between rivals.

Florida-Georgia weekend has arrived with the Florida Gators and Georgia Bulldogs facing off Saturday at EverBank Stadium.

Friday at noon, festivities kick off for the Florida-Georgia game, which draws in tens of thousands of visitors to the city. To help keep everyone safe and ease the minds of attendees, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office will have safety measures in place.

One of the most memorable parts of the Florida vs. Georgia football tradition is the tailgating.

While there will be heavy police presence around TIAA Bank Field and inside RV city now through Saturday night for the Georgia-Florida game, officials are encouraging those attending the game and tailgating parties to not let their guard down when they venture away.

The City of Jacksonville held a news conference on Tuesday ahead of the Georgia-Florida game at TIAA Bank Field on Saturday.

The Ultimate Tailgate Party — also known as the World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party — returns Tuesday to Jacksonville.

The competition goes beyond the football field on Florida-Georgia weekend. Bragging rights are up for grabs in tailgating and at RV City.

The Florida-Georgia football game doesn’t kick off until Saturday afternoon, but plenty of events were scheduled for Friday.

Florida-Georgia fans are lining up outside of RV City stadium for Saturday’s highly anticipated rivalry game.

The gates of RV City are set to open about 8 a.m. Tuesday ahead of the annual Florida-Georgia game this weekend.

Kickoff for the Florida-Georgia game isn’t until Saturday, but hard-core fans already have been lining up around the stadium, getting ready for the parking lot known as RV City to open on Tuesday.

One of Jacksonville's biggest traditions is back amid declining COVID-19 cases.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Fans started to arrive in the River City ahead of the Florida Georgia game on Saturday. There will be no RV City, no Bold City Bash and no tailgating at city-owned or managed parking lots. Several fans who usually camp in RV City parked in a nearby private lot this year. Bell says fans who reserve tailgating spots are welcome to enjoy the day in a healthy, safe environment. "Usually we’re in RV City even though we have a great spot this year.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The annual Georgia-Florida game is just 22 days from now, and with COVID-19, this year will be the quietest in history. As of now, Jacksonville’s most attended game will have about 20% to 25% capacity, much like Jaguars games. Gators and Bulldogs will each get about half the tickets to sell, with some going to sponsors and the city. There will be no RV City, no Bold City Bash, no concerts before the game, and tailgating in public lots is discouraged, according to city leaders. Three weeks before kickoff, leaders from the city and both schools are still finalizing plans and have not released many more details about gameday operations.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Fans will notice some changes around TIAA Bank Field this year when the Florida Gators go head-to-head with the Georgia Bulldogs for their annual matchup. According to a news release Friday from the city, this year’s game will take place with limited capacity. Additionally, RV City and ancillary events such as the Hall of Fame luncheon and Duuuval’s Bold City Bash aren’t happening in 2020. The game at TIAA Bank Field is on Nov. 7 at 3:30 p.m. The annual tradition first started playing in Jacksonville back in 1933.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The eyes of the college football universe will be on TIAA Bank Field at 3:30 p.m. Saturday when No. Here are some of the major events of Florida-Georgia Week and the city's Bold City Bash. SafetyThe city of Jacksonville will host six Sideline Safety Zones and Guest Services presented by UF Health within the Sports Complex and downtown Jacksonville. The Jacksonville Sheriffs Office said it is committed to providing the most current public safety and traffic information for the 2019 Florida-Georgia weekend festivities. The Jacksonville Sheriffs Office has the right to shut down all golf carts due to traffic issues and safety concerns.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Florida-Georgia game is just a few days away and on Tuesday, fans began flooding RV City to set up their campers. Spirits were high as the gates to RV City opened at 8 a.m. Tuesday. The Mcveighs said theyve been setting up in RV City for nearly four decades. "We get along good, weve met some really nice folks down here, some of my best friends are Florida fans," Clark said. Entrance to RV City is on a first-come, first-serve basis.

From the annual Hall of Fame induction to a Friday night block party, Duuuval's Bold City Bash will keep the fun rolling right up to kickoff. Weekend festivities for Duuuval's Bold City Bash will begin Friday, Nov. 1, with the Florida-Georgia Hall of Fame Induction ceremony and luncheon presented by Miller Electric Company. The fan experience continues on Friday evening with the Duuuval's Bold City Bash Block Party along Adams Street and A. Philip Randolph Boulevard. Duuuval's Bold City Bash will continue on Saturday with game-day festivities in Daily's Place Flex Field. The Bash will culminate with one of the most storied rivalries in the nation -- the Florida-Georgia game.

The city of Jacksonville is calling Duuuval's Bold City Bash the ultimate Florida-Georgia fan experience and WJXT, The Local Station, is a proud sponsor of the events. "The Florida-Georgia game is one of college football's most storied rivalries and has deep roots in our community," Mayor Lenny Curry said. The fan experience continues on Friday evening with the Duuuval's Bold City Bash Block Party along Adams Street and A. Philip Randolph Boulevard. That night, the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville will host the Gators vs. Dawgs Fall Exhibition Baseball Game. Tickets for the baseball game, concert and fireworks are $15 plus fees and will go on sale Sept. 3.