RV Rentals for the Central Florida Fair

Eleven days, a barn open from seven until ten, and a campground on the grounds. We deliver to your site and collect after the sale.

West Colonial Drive, eleven days

A Fifteen-Hour Day, Eleven Times Over

Before Nine and After Nine

Animals must be cared for before nine in the morning and again after nine at night, every day of the run.

The Sale Closes It

The youth livestock auction runs at two on Sunday the fourteenth, the final afternoon of the fair.

The thing our Orlando team tells every exhibitor family about this fair is that the campground exists, it is just hidden. You will not find it on the visitor pages, only in the livestock premium books, where sites are listed at a hundred and sixty dollars a week with water and electric, thirty and fifty amp, fifty amp limited and reserved ahead. Bookings are online and close in the middle of January. Two rules follow: only self-contained units are allowed and there are no tents, which every unit we run already satisfies. Because everything published routes it through the entry system, ring the fair office first if nobody in your party is showing an animal.

The campground

One Hundred and Sixty Dollars a Week

The fairgrounds run a campground, which almost nobody knows because it is documented in the livestock premium books rather than anywhere a visitor would look. Sites are a hundred and sixty dollars a week and include water and electric, with thirty and fifty amp service, though fifty amp is limited and has to be reserved ahead. Availability is limited and first come, first served, and reservations close in the middle of January.

One thing to be straight about: every published reference calls this livestock camping and routes it through the entry system. The fair's own places-to-stay page lists hotels only. So if you are not showing an animal, ring the fair office before you assume a site. If you are going to be on the grounds for the whole stretch, a longer hire usually prices better than two short ones.

Self-contained only

No Tents, and No Coming Back In

The campground rule is short: only self-contained units are allowed, and no tents. Everything we rent is self-contained, so that one takes care of itself, but it does rule out the cheap option some families fall back on when the rig is full.

The other rule that shapes the week is the fair's strict no re-entry policy. Once you leave for the day you are not coming back on the same ticket, which turns a mid-afternoon nap or a quiet lunch into a real problem for anyone with small children. A rig parked on the grounds is the answer to that, and the bunkhouse trailers are the ones families take. Tell us your check-in date. [VERIFY: delivery fee and radius are still unconfirmed.]

Rigs for a Long Fair