RV Rentals for the Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair

A county fair that runs eleven days is a different proposition from a three-day festival, and the arithmetic moves in your favour the longer you stay:

• The fair spans two weekends and the week between them, so a single booking covers what would otherwise be two trips
• Deja Vu is $95 a night and Tri-Pod and Perdy are $100, which across a full run is a fraction of eleven nights of hotel
• Cloud sleeps ten at $110 if an extended family is coming through in shifts
• November in north Florida is the pleasant end of the year, so neither heat nor cold is working against you
• Showing families can leave the unit in place for the duration rather than packing it down between days

If nobody in the party tows, Dorothy is a Class C sleeping six at $180 and Jolly is our Class A sleeping eight at $185. Compare layouts on the large bunkhouse travel trailer and Class A motorhome pages, then check dates on the Jacksonville RV Rentals booking page.

At an area park, because the fairground gives you nothing to work with. The Westside site publishes more than five thousand parking spaces and not one word about camping, hookups or overnight vehicles. That is not necessarily a prohibition, but it is not permission either, and on a brand new ground we are not going to treat silence as a yes.

The fair office is the place to settle it if you want a definite answer for your own vehicle. Ask specifically about overnight stays rather than about parking, because the two get conflated and only one of them helps you. If the answer changes once the site has a season behind it, we will update this page.

What we do is the easy half. Tell us the park and the site number, and we tow the unit over, level it, connect what the site provides and walk you through the systems before your first gate day. Eleven days later we come and collect it. A Class C motorhome suits a family doing the whole run. Give us your dates and we will sort the rest.