RV Rentals for the Weeki Wachee Swamp Fest

Linda Pedersen Park publishes nothing about camping, and the festival's own vehicle rules have everything off the grounds by half past eight in the morning. Treat it as a day festival with a bed elsewhere, which in this corner of the county is easy: there are commercial parks in Weeki Wachee, Spring Hill and Brooksville, and a river campground up at Chassahowitzka.

We will deliver to any of them, or to a friend's driveway if that is simpler. Because the festival runs from nine in the morning, a site fifteen or twenty minutes out costs you nothing but the drive down, and it buys you a proper bathroom and a kitchen for the evening. Start with the area we cover around Weeki Wachee. [VERIFY: confirm with each park that they accept a delivered rental unit.]

Nothing published by the festival mentions oversize or trailer parking, on site or at the remote lot, and shuttle buses and a fifth wheel are a poor mix. The sensible shape of the weekend is that the trailer never moves once it is placed, and you drive in and out in a car.

That works best when you are not the one towing in the first place. We set the unit up at the campground, connect it, and collect it on the Monday, so the only driving you do all weekend is the twenty minutes down to Shoal Line Boulevard and back. See where we run in Spring Hill, or ask us about your dates. [VERIFY: delivery fee and radius are still unconfirmed.]