RV Rentals for the Florida Gulf Coast Clusters

Florida Classic Park runs on water and electricity rather than sewer. The water lines are there to fill your tank, not to stay connected to, and a pump-out truck works the rows instead, though not on Sundays. Exhibitors are asked to arrive with empty tanks, to carry fifty feet of electrical cord and fifty feet of hose, and to bring enough propane for the week, because nothing is refilled on the property.

Sites measure twenty-five feet by fifty, and everything has to sit inside the white lines: trailer, tow vehicle, canopy, crates and all. Some combinations simply will not fit. Tell us how you set up and we will put you in something that leaves room for the rest of it, or point you at a larger bunkhouse trailer if the family is coming too. [VERIFY: unit lengths are not yet supplied, so no fit claim can be made for a specific trailer.]

Every unit we rent is a towable, so somebody has to pull it. For almost everyone coming to a show, that somebody is us. The trailer is on your assigned row before you arrive, levelled and connected, which means Thursday morning starts with unloading dogs rather than reversing between painted lines with an audience.

If you would rather tow, the two fifth wheels want a hitch mounted in the bed of a pickup, not a ball on the bumper, and that rules out a lot of vehicles. The nine travel trailers ask less of you. Either way, look at what we keep in the larger sizes or talk it through with us first. [VERIFY: delivery fee and radius are still unconfirmed.]