Dallas RV SuperSale 2027

About the show

The Dallas RV SuperSale is a big winter RV sales show for North Texas, and for 2027 it moves to a new home: the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center on the south side of downtown Dallas. The show runs Thursday through Sunday, February 25 to 28, 2027, and the organizers put the exhibit space at more than 350,000 square feet.

Six large Texas dealers are signed up: Blue Compass RV, Holiday World RV, McClain's RV, United RV, National Indoor RV Centers and Vogt RV. Between them they carry well over thirty manufacturers, and each brings units priced for the show. Wheeler Advertising manages the event.

What to expect

The floor covers nearly every kind of RV, from diesel pushers and gas Class A coaches to Super C, Class C and Class B vans, fifth wheels, toy haulers, travel trailers, teardrops and pop-ups. Vendor booths round out the hall with accessories and RV services. Dealers settle their brand lineups close to the show, so call ahead if you want to be sure a model will be there.

Before you go

Admission is paid in cash at the door, and there is an ATM inside. Parking works the other way: the convention center garage takes cards and digital payment only. Seniors get a lower price on Thursday and Friday, and children 5 and under are free. The Convention Center DART rail station sits next to the building, which makes the train a good option for anyone staying near a Red or Blue line stop. Only service animals are allowed.

Weather

Getting there and big-rig parking

RV parking on site. Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, 650 S Griffin St, Dallas, TX 75202.

Confirmed on the venue's parking page: ACE Parking runs both the on-site garage (two levels, about 1,200 spaces, entered at Memorial Drive and South Griffin Street) and Lot C, a surface lot of about 170 spaces at 502 S Lamar St. The venue says both can take nearly every kind of vehicle. Spaces are not reserved, pricing is per day with no in and out, and the venue warns that master plan construction and roadwork make getting in and parking slower than usual. The show's page lists $20 parking, card or digital payment only.

Not stated anywhere: garage clearance, a dedicated RV or oversized area, or whether overnight parking is allowed.

Suggestion, not confirmed: a garage is no place for a 40 foot motorhome or a truck and fifth wheel, so if you bring the rig downtown, try Lot C, arrive near the 10 a.m. opening, and expect no overnight stay. The easier plan is to leave the rig at a campground outside the core and drive the tow vehicle or toad in, or ride DART to the Convention Center station.

Venue website

Where to stay nearby

RV parks and campgrounds within 30 miles of the venue, with big-rig friendly sites first. Distances are straight-line miles.

Fuel and dump stations nearby

• Tom Thumb Express, fuel for big rigs in Dallas, 1.3 miles away
• Shell, fuel for big rigs in Dallas, 1.7 miles away

• Diesel: QuikTrip stations around central Dallas, the closest on South Zang Boulevard in Oak Cliff, about 3 miles southwest; truck stops with big-rig lanes cluster along I-20 in south Dallas, about 9 to 10 miles south, including a Love's on South Polk Street.
• Dump station: none confirmed near downtown; ask your campground, or check the travel centers on I-20 before you go.
• RV repair: the six exhibiting dealers run service departments at stores around the Metroplex; call ahead, since service bays fill up in show season.
• Groceries: Tom Thumb on North Field Street, about a mile north in downtown, and Whole Foods Market on McKinney Avenue in Uptown, about 1.5 miles north.

Around Dallas

The convention center sits on the southern edge of downtown Dallas, so a lot of the city's best sights are within a mile or two, and the DART Red and Blue lines stop right at the building.

A short walk north brings you to Dealey Plaza and the Sixth Floor Museum, which tells the story of President Kennedy's assassination from the old Texas School Book Depository. Reunion Tower's observation deck is just west of the hall, and the Dallas Farmers Market, a few blocks east, has a food hall and local vendors. Farther north, Klyde Warren Park caps a freeway with lawns and food trucks beside the Dallas Arts District, home to the Dallas Museum of Art and the Nasher Sculpture Center.

For an evening out, Deep Ellum, east of downtown, is known for live music and murals, and the Bishop Arts District across the Trinity River in Oak Cliff has small shops and restaurants. Both are easier to reach in a car or rideshare than in an RV. If you have a spare day, Fair Park's art deco grounds are a short drive east, and Cedar Hill State Park on Joe Pool Lake, southwest of the city, has trails and lakeside camping.

Tips for visiting

• Bring cash for admission and a card for parking; the door takes cash only and the garage takes card or digital payment only.
• Seniors save $5 by going on Thursday or Friday, the only days the $15 senior price applies.
• Park the big rig at a campground outside downtown and drive the tow vehicle or toad in; downtown streets and ongoing roadwork around the convention center make a long rig hard to maneuver.
• If you do bring an RV in, aim for Lot C, the surface lot on South Lamar Street, early in the day; it has about 170 spaces, it is first-come, first-served, and leaving cancels your parking.
• Weekday evenings are the quiet window: the show stays open until 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday but closes at 6 on Thursday and Sunday.
• Texas law generally bars dealers from selling motor vehicles on both days of a weekend, so if you are shopping for a motorhome, plan to talk numbers before Sunday.

Frequently asked questions

When and where is the 2027 Dallas RV SuperSale?

February 25 to 28, 2027, Thursday through Sunday, at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, 650 S Griffin St in downtown Dallas.

What are the show hours?

The show is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday and Sunday, and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.

How much is admission, and can I pay by card?

Adults pay $20, youth 6 to 12 pay $10, and children 5 and under are free. Seniors 65 and over pay $15 on Thursday and Friday. The door takes cash, not cards, and there is an ATM in the building.

Where do I park, and what does it cost?

The show lists $20 parking at the convention center garage, card or digital payment only. The venue also runs Lot C, a surface lot at 502 S Lamar St, which it lists at $17 a day with no in and out.

Can I take the train?

Yes. DART's Convention Center station, served by the Red and Blue lines, sits steps from the building, and EBJ Union Station is also within walking distance.

Can I bring my dog?

No. Under the venue's policy only service animals are allowed inside the show, so plan to leave pets at your campground or with a sitter.

Sources

Dates confirmed on the organizer's website on October 22, 2026. Page updated October 22, 2026.

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