Fall Clean Sweep RV Show

December 6-8 2019 Century Link - Lee County Sports Complex

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  • Location

    Century Link – Lee County Sports Complex
    14400 Ben Pratt – Six Mile Cypress Parkway
    Ft. Myers, FL  33912
  • Dates

    December 6 – 8, 2019
  • Hours

    10:00 am – 5:00 pm Daily
  • Admission

    FREE
  • Parking

    FREE
  • Pets

    Welcome!!  Must be kept on a leash or in a carrier and you clean up after them.
  • Participating Dealers

    Gerzeny’s RV World of Nokomis
    Palm RV
    RV Kountry
    SWFL RV Rentals and Sales
  • Attendance

    2018 – 1,721

    For Exhibitor Booth Contract, click here.

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