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Florida RV SuperShow

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The Florida RV Trade Association's January show at the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa; the organizer reports 2026 attendance of 70,635.

Quick facts

Dates
Jan 13–17, 2027
Where
Florida State Fairgrounds, Tampa, FL
Tickets
$15 adults (2-day pass); children under 16 free; $2 off for seniors Wed–Fri and for first responders and military every day
Parking
Run by the Florida State Fairgrounds: $12 per car on site ($10 online presale), $20 per RV
On-site RV camping
Yes
Official site
www.frvta.org

What to know

The Florida RV SuperShow is run by the Florida RV Trade Association at the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa (4800 US Highway 301 North). The organizer reports 2026 attendance of 70,635. The 2027 public days are January 13–17, open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday; Tuesday, January 12 is an industry-only day.

Tickets. Adult admission is $15 and works as a 2-day pass; children under 16 are free. Tickets are sold at the gate, with presale planned for mid-December. Seniors get $2 off Wednesday through Friday, and first responders and military get $2 off every day.

When to go. The organizer’s planning guide says weekdays tend to be less busy than the weekend, and suggests Wednesday through Friday for more relaxed browsing and shorter lines. It also recommends arriving near opening time for better parking.

Parking and camping. Parking is handled by the fairgrounds: $12 per car on the day ($10 in online presale) and $20 per RV. Overnight RV parking at the fairgrounds is sold through the fairgrounds ticket site, and the planning guide describes it as first-come, first-served dry camping.

Sources: Official site, Planning your visit

Good

  • Adult ticket includes a second day
  • Children under 16 free
  • Overnight RV parking at the fairgrounds

Watch out for

  • Parking is extra ($12 per car, $20 per RV)
  • Weekends are busier than weekdays, per the organizer

Where to stay

Distances are straight-line and approximate.

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Past years

  • Jan 14–18, 2026