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Ocala RV Show Starts Off Strong this Weekend | PHOTOS

Ocala RV Show Starts Off Strong this Weekend | PHOTOS

Debbie Melillo speaks with guests and shows off RVs with Optimum RV during the Ocala RV Show on March 5, 2026. Photo: Saga Communications/Amber Battillo/352today


OCALA, FL (352today.com) – The annual Ocala RV Show has officially started this weekend, and runs from March 5-8 at the Florida Horse Park, 11008 S Highway 475, Ocala. The show is $5 per person with $1 off for military, first responders and teachers every day. RVs can be viewed Friday-Saturday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

Multiple types of RVs are present at the site with motorhomes and trailers from Campers Inn RV, Optimum RV, General RV Center, Lazydays RV, Route 66 and more. Vendors lined the inside of the entrance with RV items, advertising services and selling products. Guests maneuvered through the labyrinth of RVs, checking out the interior and speaking with representatives. Check out these photos from the first day for a look into the weekend ahead.

  • A short RV with a pointed roof features a small interior and signs reading, "Como RV. 866-344-1411." More RVs of the same design surround it.
  • Campers Inn RV features a tall, entryway with a banner with the name displayed on it and RVs in the background.
  • Mercedes-Benz motorhomes are lined up on green flooring in a large field.
  • RVs on trucks of varying colors are lined up in a grass field with tall, red flags placed in front of each RV. The flags have red and white letters reading, "General RV Center."
  • A large RV stands in a grass field with its doors open. The front plate of the RV reads, "General RV Center." In the background are more RVs and red flooring.
  • Large RVs are bumper to bumper in a grass field with a tall flag reading, "Lazydays powered by Campers Inn Rv."
  • A large RV stands in a grass field. The RV features a special section with a retractable balcony. More RVs surround it.
  • The interior of an RV features a small dining area, a long kitchen toward the back and a sofa in the middle of the room. Windows around the room brighten the interior.
  • The interior of an RV features an open kitchen with a kitchen island, long sofa, cabinet, separate bedroom and stairs leading up to a sleeping area. Large windows light the inside of the RV.
  • The interior of an RV features a sofa, kitchen and small dining area with large windows, hanging ceiling lights and cabinets throughout the room.
  • Green flooring is placed in the center of a line of multiple RVs with their stairs down. People walk around and enter the RVs.
  • A large, white canopy features multiple white tables with red, white and blue decorative flags on it. Toward the back are concession stands.
  • A grass field features RVs and mobile homes lined up with a large, open center where guests chat and walk around. Large flags reading, "Optimum RV" and "General RV Center."
  • A long section of green flooring features RVs on either side in grass with the stairs out for people to enter. Toward the back are guests entering an RV.
  • A vendor features a table with sign-up sheets, candles, ducks, a monitor and more with a white tablecloth. The tablecloth features a logo of a shower with light and navy-blue letters reading, "love your bath."
  • A vendor with advertising material on a table features a banner in the background with pictures of RV roofing. A man stands behind the table with a blue shirt featuring a white RV logo.
  • A canopy with a black top on it features white letters that reads, "Sandpiper." A table under the canopy features a black tablecloth with a logo in front of it reading, "A to Z RV Supercenter." On the table are advertised items for RVs. In the background are RVs surrounding the area.
  • Three people stand behind a table with multiple advertising materials. In the background is a large banner reading, "Camp Margaritaville Resort."

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