Truck Meets Are Live: Create, Share, and Rally Your Crew

Truck people have always found a reason to get together: coffee before sunrise, a Saturday cruise, a diesel show, a truck tug, or a full weekend in the mud. Now those plans have a home on Badass Diesels Club.

We’ve launched Truck Meets, a new community event hub built to help drivers discover what’s happening, put a meet on the map, and bring the crew together.

Find the next meet your way

Truck Meets gives you three practical ways to explore upcoming events:

• Roadbook puts every meet in chronological order, so you can scan the next available weekend without digging through social posts.
• Calendar shows the month at a glance and makes it easy to plan around work, travel, and build deadlines.
• Map shows where events are happening, helping you spot meets close to home or along your next road trip.

Open any event to see its dates, venue, full address, description, admission details, organizer contacts when provided, and the number of members planning to attend. Registered members can RSVP—or change their mind later—with one click.

Real truck events are already on the map

The first 2026 events are already live, including truck shows, mud parks, off-road weekends, and Truck Tugs across the United States. Current listings include events at Barnyard All Terrain, The Barn in Sanford, Orlando Speed World, Louisiana Mudfest, Plant Bamboo, and Twitty’s Mud Bog.

Each listing is designed to answer the questions that matter before you load the truck: when it starts, when it ends, where the entrance is, what kind of action to expect, and whether admission information is available. Event details can be updated by their creators as plans develop.

Badass Diesels Club is the discovery and community layer. Always confirm final schedules, pricing, rules, and weather updates with the organizer before making the drive.

Create your own Truck Meet

Any registered Badass Diesels Club member can publish an event. That means you don’t need to wait for a promoter or a big venue. A local coffee meet, shop open house, charity cruise, truck tug, diesel show, mud weekend, or parking-lot meetup can all have a dedicated page you can share with friends.

The event editor lets you add:

• a title, full description, start date, and end date;
• an address with autocomplete and a movable map pin;
• optional free or paid admission details, including a payment link or a note that tickets are sold at the gate;
• organizer contact information when you want attendees to reach you;
• a hero image and up to ten gallery photos.

You can save unfinished work as a draft and publish when the details are ready. Once published, your event appears across Roadbook, Calendar, and Map views, and every RSVP helps show the community where the crew is gathering.

Put your next meetup on the map

Already planning something? Create a Truck Meet, add the important details, and share the event page with your friends, club, shop, or local diesel group.

Looking for somewhere to go first? Browse upcoming Truck Meets and hit “I’m going” when you find your next destination.

The best truck community isn’t built by an algorithm. It’s built by people who show up.