RV Rentals for the Silver Spurs Rodeo

Four performances of PRCA rodeo in Kissimmee, and parking costs nothing. Hitch one of ours to your truck, or let us bring it to the park.

Pickup trucks, travel trailers and horse trailers gathered near the Silver Spurs Rodeo grounds in Kissimmee at sunset.

Open parking area near the Silver Spurs Arena in Kissimmee during a February rodeo evening.

Silver Spur Lane, Kissimmee

You Probably Already Tow

Nothing at the Gate

The rodeo states there is no parking fee for any of its events, which is not the park's usual rate.

Twice a Year, Hence 158

A February and a June rodeo have run since 1951, so the edition number climbs by two every year.

Two things come up on nearly every Silver Spurs booking, and the first has a clean answer. Parking costs nothing, because the rodeo states there is no parking fee for any of its events, which is not what the park charges the rest of the year. The second is messier. There are camper sites on the Osceola Heritage Park grounds at thirty-five dollars a night with water and electric, or twenty without, but they are published by the livestock show that runs the pavilion rather than by the rodeo, and nothing in writing says they open for a February weekend. One phone call settles it. Kissimmee has plenty of resorts if it does not.

Comfortable travel trailer dinette with warm afternoon light and simple family travel details.

Properly connected travel trailer hitch with crossed safety chains behind a pickup truck.

Where the rigs go

There Are Sites in the Park, Just Not the Rodeo's

Worth knowing before you plan: there are camper sites on the Osceola Heritage Park grounds, with water and electric at thirty-five dollars a night and twenty without. They are published by the livestock show that runs the pavilion next door, though, not by the rodeo, and nobody has said in writing whether they open for a February rodeo weekend. One phone call settles it.

So we plan around the thing we can be sure of. Kissimmee has more RV resort capacity than anywhere else in Florida, most of it within fifteen minutes of the arena. Start with the ground we cover in Kissimmee and tell us where you have booked. [VERIFY: confirm with KVLS and with the rodeo whether on-park sites are available in February.]

Hitch it or let us

Behind Your Truck or Behind Ours

This is the one weekend where we assume you might have the truck already. Eight of our twelve units are towables, so if you are hauling horses down anyway, adding a trailer to the convoy is the cheap way to do it. We hand it over hitched and checked.

If you would rather not, the other four drive themselves, and we deliver anything in the fleet to a site and connect it before you arrive. Families tend to want the bunkhouse trailers because the kids get their own end of it. Tell us the weekend and we will work out which makes sense. [VERIFY: delivery fee and radius are still unconfirmed.]