RV Rental for Longwood Arts & Crafts Festival in Longwood, FL

Every November, when the Longwood Arts & Crafts Festival fills Reiter Park, I get the same questions from folks coming in from out of town: where do I park, and is there anywhere close to actually stay? That’s where an RV rental for the Longwood Arts & Crafts Festival earns its keep. Reiter Park sits right off Church Avenue near CR-427 in the historic district, and the streets around it are tight on festival weekend — so instead of fighting for a spot you’ll never find, I deliver a rig where you actually have room and set it up before you arrive.

Why Rent an RV for the Longwood Arts & Crafts Festival

Reiter Park is a compact downtown park — beautiful for a festival, but there’s no on-site camping and no overflow lot built for big rigs. If you’re a vendor working both days, traveling family coming in for the weekend, or just someone who wants a home base instead of an Orlando hotel rate, a delivered RV solves the lodging and parking problem in one move. Longwood sits right between I-4 and SR-417, so getting to the park from a nearby campground is a short, predictable drive — even with festival traffic backing up around SR-434.

November is honestly the best month of the year to do this in Central Florida. The humidity finally breaks, daytime temps usually sit in the comfortable 70s, and the nights cool off enough that you can actually sit outside the rig without melting. It’s the kind of weather that makes the festival worth the trip and makes RV life genuinely pleasant instead of a sweatbox.

Where I Set You Up Near Reiter Park

Since there’s no camping at the park itself, I match you to a campground based on your rig size and how close you want to be. A few options I send festival guests to:

• Wekiwa Springs State Park Campground (Apopka) — about 20–25 minutes from Reiter Park, shaded sites and that classic Florida spring-and-oak setting. The back loops run a little tight, so I size the trailer to the site rather than forcing a big Class A in there.
• Kelly Park / Rock Springs (Orange County) — a bit farther out but a great natural setting if you want to make a weekend of it around the festival.
• Lake Mills Park Campground (Chuluota) — quieter and east of Oviedo, a good pick if you don’t mind a slightly longer drive in for a more laid-back base.
• Private RV resorts toward Sanford and Lake Mary — easy to reach via US-17-92 if you want full hookups and resort amenities.

Not sure which fits? Take a look at our Central Florida campgrounds and RV parks guide, or just tell me your dates and I’ll point you to the right loop.

How RV Delivery Works for the Festival

This is the part people love. You don’t need to tow anything, learn to back into a site, or even own a truck. I handle the whole thing: I bring the RV to your campground, level it, hook up water, power, and sewer, and walk you through how everything runs. When the festival’s over, I come back and pull it out — you just enjoy the weekend. That’s our RV delivery service in a nutshell, and it covers Longwood, Sanford, Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary, Oviedo, and the rest of Seminole County.

Flying in for the festival? Orlando Sanford International (SFB) is only about 15 minutes up the road, which makes a delivered RV especially easy — land, grab a ride to your campground, and the rig’s already waiting and set up.

Choosing the Right Rig

For a single weekend at the festival, a travel trailer is usually the sweet spot — easy to place, plenty of room, and a comfortable base for two to a full family. If you’re hosting guests or want more residential comfort, a larger motorhome works well at the campgrounds with bigger pull-through sites. Browse the current RV rental fleet and I’ll help you match a unit to both your group and the specific site we book.

One quick note: amenities and what comes included vary by unit and location, so reach out and I’ll tell you exactly what’s in the rig you’re considering.

Make a Weekend of It in Central Florida

The festival is a Saturday-and-Sunday kind of event, so a lot of my renters stretch the trip into a full long weekend. With your RV already set up, November is prime time to hit Wekiwa Springs for a paddle, or drive over to Blue Spring State Park near Orange City — by late fall the manatees start gathering there, and it’s a short trip up I-4. Beach folks can run east on SR-417 to Canaveral National Seashore and Kennedy Space Center, and of course Orlando’s theme parks are all a quick drive south.

Book Your Festival RV Rental

November weekends in Longwood fill up, and the better campground sites near the festival go first. If you want an RV delivered and set up for the Longwood Arts & Crafts Festival, reach out early so I can lock in the right rig and the right site. Call or text me at 407-801-2546 or email [email protected], and visit our Longwood home page to learn more.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I camp at Reiter Park during the festival?

No — Reiter Park is a downtown day-use park with no RV camping or hookups. That’s why I deliver your rig to a nearby campground like Wekiwa Springs or a private RV resort and you drive in to the festival each day.

How far in advance should I book?

For the November festival weekend, book a few weeks to a couple of months out if you can. Fall is busy season across Central Florida and the closest campground sites go early. Tell me your dates and I’ll confirm availability.

Do you deliver outside Longwood?

Yes. I deliver throughout Seminole County and the surrounding Greater Orlando area — Sanford, Lake Mary, Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Winter Springs, Oviedo, and beyond. If you’re coming in for the festival and want the RV at a specific campground, just let me know where.

What’s included with the RV?

Inclusions vary by the specific unit, so contact me and I’ll walk you through exactly what comes with the rig you’re considering, plus delivery and setup details for your festival weekend.