Howard's Flea Market/SwapOrama

RV park in Homosassa, Citrus County, Florida

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RV park with 8 sites

Homosassa, Citrus County, Florida

From the park's website, Oct 2026

Not yet confirmed by phone. Details can change, so check with the park before you go.

8 sites

Weekend flea market on US 19 in Homosassa (800+ covered booths on 55 acres) whose state license includes 8 RV spaces. The market's website says nothing about RV camping, so the spaces may not be open to the public; call to confirm.

What stands out

  • RV spaces at Howard's Flea Market, Citrus County's largest flea market (since 1972)
  • Market open weekends with 800+ covered booths on 55 acres
  • State license lists 8 RV spaces; no public RV info on the market's site

Sites

Site details not listed yet. The state license lists 8 RV spaces.

What this place offers

Amenities not listed yet.

Things to know

Rig rules

  • Not listed

Pets

  • Not listed

Arrival

  • Not listed

Good to know

From the park's own website and other official pages. Policies change, so confirm with the park.

Rates and fees

  • Vendor booths cost $10-$22 per day (these are not RV rates).

Amenities and services

  • Free admission and parking; on-site restaurants serve breakfast and lunch.

Ownership

  • Opened in 1972; back under Howard family ownership. FDOH owner Howards FL Land LLC.

Also worth knowing

  • The RV spaces are at a 55-acre flea market with more than 800 covered booths; the website does not mention RV stays.

On Google

Rating, reviews and photos from the park's Google listing.

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Where you'll be

6261 S Suncoast Boulevard, Homosassa, FL, 34446

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