Camp Pebble: Two Nights of Adventure at Costanoa

Among towering eucalyptus, with the Pacific just beyond the trees, we spent two nights off-grid. Unhurried. Hiking, doing yoga, and eating s’mores together under the stars. We came to celebrate Pebble and launch the 2027 Pebble Flow.

No stage. No slides.

In keeping with Pebble’s ethos of freedom and adventure, we skipped the keynote in favor of a casual fireside chat at Camp. Founder and CEO Bingrui Yang and CTO Stefan Solyom shared the Pebble origin story, including the challenging family camping trip that first pushed Bingrui to build a better way to RV. Several owners joined us on site to share what life on the road is really like.

Since launch, Pebble has delivered more than 300 hardware updates, many of them inspired directly by our owners. A few of the most notable debuted at the event:

• Up to 4 kW of combined solar (up from 1.1 kW)

• A twin-to-king floorplan (a new option alongside our RoomFlip murphy queen bed)

• A full-length powered awning (now more than 50% larger)

• Boost Mode for Easy Tow™ (maximizing tow vehicle efficiency and acceleration when needed)

• Interior improvements (including a redesigned bathroom cabinet, ingress and egress grab handle and improved kitchen lighting)

• New Clay colored cushions for the dinette (a new option alongside Aster white)

• A preview of Pebble OS2

Seeing is believing

Of course some things are best experienced, so we ensured every attendee had an opportunity to use the features that really set the Pebble Flow apart. Guests learned how to maneuver with Magic Hitch™, easily lining up the Flow and connecting to a tow vehicle with confidence. They also got hands-on time with Easy Tow™, InstaCamp™ and Remote Control, alongside the people who designed and built them.

Room to wander

As the afternoon light softened, some guests hiked the coastal hills with Danny Goldberg, an experienced hike tour leader with seemingly endless knowledge of the local flora, fauna, and weather. Others joined a yoga and sound bath session on the grass, surrounded by trees as the sunset loomed. Plenty just grabbed a camera, a drink, or a conversation.

"We loved the hike, it was so nice. And the yoga was awesome."

Missy and David Hartley, Pebble owners

Dinner, powered by Pebble

Celebrity Chef, Ryan Scott, set up his kitchen in the middle of camp and cooked every meal on power drawn from a Pebble. Off-grid power has a simple test: dinner either shows up or it doesn't. It did, and it was delicious.

Guests, owners and the Pebble team shared a long table under the trees, as the sun sunk along the horizon.

Around the fire

After dinner, guests drifted to s’mores and fire pits, blankets over their knees, warm drinks in hand. Owners swapped roadtrip stories. Creators swapped notes. The marshmallows kept coming.

Morning meant a true Pebble experience: coffee on the cooktop, breakfast from a fully stocked fridge, and all the comfort of a full bathroom and kitchen, steps from the fire pit.

The people who live it

Pebble owners Ted T., Mike and Stephanie W., and Missy and David H. camped alongside everyone and shared, in their own words, what life with a Flow is really like.

What's next

Cameras were out from the first walkthrough to the last s'more. Reels and stories from camp are already going live, with more videos and content on the way.

Want to see the 2027 Pebble Flow for yourself? Book a tour.