RV Rentals for the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival

Artist parking is free and marks spaces for rigs over nineteen feet. What it never says is whether you can sleep in one.

Class A motorhome near white festival tents beneath mature oak trees in Winter Park, Florida.

Class A motorhome and vans parked in an extended grassy parking area beneath mature Florida trees.

Central Park and Park Avenue

One in Five Gets In

Over Nineteen Feet

Artists with large RVs and trucks over nineteen feet are directed to the West Meadow lot north of Morse.

A Thousand Applied

Two hundred and eighteen artists were taken from more than a thousand applicants across thirty-six states.

Artists ring us about Winter Park wanting one thing confirmed, and it is the one thing the festival never puts in writing. Parking is free, the City Hall lot stays open from Thursday evening right through to Sunday night, security covers it from nine at night to six in the morning, and the West Meadow has marked extended spaces for anything over nineteen feet. None of that is permission to sleep in the vehicle. An overnight-secured lot is a statement about vehicles being left, not about people staying in them, so ring the artist office rather than taking the risk. Our team would also book four nights for three selling days, because Sunday runs to five.

Camper van interior with secured portfolio cases, a folded canopy and a neatly made bed.

Motorhome and vans parked under lights in a quiet municipal parking area at night.

What the lot does and does not offer

Watched Overnight, But Not for Sleeping

The festival is generous with the vehicle and silent about the person in it. Artist parking is free, the City Hall lot on South Park Avenue stays open continuously from Thursday evening until Sunday night, and security covers it from nine at night until six in the morning. The West Meadow has marked extended spaces for anything over nineteen feet.

None of which is permission to sleep there. An open lot with overnight security is a statement about vehicles staying put, not about people staying in them, and the festival never addresses the question. Ask them directly rather than assuming. If the answer is no, we cover Winter Park and the run in from a site is short.

Four nights, three selling days

Sanford Is Where the Hookups Are

North Orlando is genuinely thin on RV inventory, which is the awkward truth behind this show. Twelve Oaks in Sanford, with thirty and fifty amp plus water and sewer on every site, is the main option, and it is quiet and adult-oriented rather than a resort. Book it early, because the festival is not the only thing drawing on it that weekend.

Plan on four nights for three selling days: Central Park booths set up a day before the Park Avenue ones, and Sunday runs to five. A camper van is the easy answer if it is just you and the inventory, since it takes an ordinary space and needs nothing unhitched. Give us your booth number and we will work out the logistics. [VERIFY: delivery fee and radius are still unconfirmed.]