Oklahoma City RV Super Show 2027

About the show

The Oklahoma City RV Super Show is a long-running winter show that returns for its 61st year in February 2027. It takes over the Bennett Event Center at OKC Fair Park, the state fairgrounds just west of downtown Oklahoma City, for one weekend from Friday through Sunday.

Five Oklahoma dealers fill the hall: Ron Hoover RV, McClain's RV Superstores, Bob Hurley RV, Optimum RV and Fun Town RV. Between them they bring motorhomes, fifth wheels, travel trailers and toy haulers from a long list of brands, and the organizers say every category carries show pricing. Brand lineups for some dealers are still to be announced, so check the dealer page as the show gets closer if you are after a particular make.

Practical details

Parking on the fairgrounds is free, admission is $12 for adults, and children under 12 get in free with a parent. OnCue, the show's fuel sponsor, hands out a $2 off coupon at its Oklahoma City area stores, and first responders get in free on Friday with ID. The door takes both cash and cards. Pets are not allowed inside, though service animals are welcome.

Staying on the grounds

OKC Fair Park runs its own RV parks on the property, so out of town shoppers can bring their rig, hook up a short walk or drive from the hall and spend more than one day comparing floor plans.

Weather

Getting there and big-rig parking

RV parking on site. Bennett Event Center, OKC Fair Park, 3101 Gordon Cooper Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73107.

Confirmed on the show site: parking at the fairgrounds is free. Confirmed on the OKC Fair Park visitor page: free parking covers acres of ground north and south of the buildings. Confirmed on the fairgrounds RV park page: three permanent RV parks sit on the property. The South RV Park has more than 330 spaces, two dump stations, and 30 or 50 amp sites from $40 to $60 a night; its entrances are Gate 5, where Gordon Cooper Boulevard meets May Avenue, and a separate RV gate on Black Mesa Drive. The West RV Park (77 concrete sites, Gate 6 off Delmar Gardens Avenue) and the North RV Park (29 concrete sites, by Barn 9) charge $65 a night with full hookups. Bookings go through the fairgrounds RV office.

Suggestion, not confirmed: a 40 foot motorhome or a truck and fifth wheel coming just for the day should use the wide south lots, arrive near the 10 a.m. opening and park where you can pull straight out. Nightly rates are from the current RV park page and may change before February.

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

• On Cue Express, fuel for big rigs in Oklahoma City, 3.7 miles away
• Love's, fuel for big rigs, 6.5 miles away

• Dump station: two at the South RV Park on the fairgrounds, per the venue's RV park page.
• Diesel: Love's and Pilot travel centers on the northeast side along Interstate 35, about 11 miles away, and a Love's on the south side of Oklahoma City, about 6 miles south.
• RV repair: the five dealers at the show run stores around the metro, including Ron Hoover RV on East Reno Avenue and McClain's RV Superstores on West Reno Avenue in Oklahoma City; call ahead about service.
• Groceries: a Walmart Supercenter on West Reno Avenue, about 3 miles west, and a WinCo Foods on NW 39th Street, about 3 miles north.

Around Oklahoma City

OKC Fair Park sits a few miles west of downtown Oklahoma City, so a lot of the city is within an easy drive once you have looked at enough floor plans.

Just south of the fairgrounds, Stockyards City is a working cattle market district with western wear stores, saddle makers and old steakhouses, and its streets are wide enough to find parking for a truck. Downtown, the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum is a moving stop, and Bricktown has a canal walk, water taxis and plenty of restaurants close together. Scissortail Park offers a long green space for a walk on a mild February afternoon.

On the northeast side of town, the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum fills an afternoon with art, a recreated frontier town and big outdoor sculptures, and it has a large lot. Lake Hefner, to the northwest, has a paved trail around the water that suits bikes and dogs. Old Route 66 runs through the city as well, and fans can follow it east toward Arcadia and its round barn for a short day trip.

Tips for visiting

• Pick up the $2 off coupon at any Oklahoma City area OnCue before you head to the fairgrounds.
• Book a site at one of the fairgrounds RV parks early; the South RV Park has the most spaces and its own dump stations.
• Friday usually brings the lightest crowds, and first responders get in free that day with ID.
• Leave pets at your site or campground, since only service animals are allowed in the hall.
• Check the dealer page close to the show for brand lineups, since some dealers had not posted theirs yet.

Frequently asked questions

When is the 2027 Oklahoma City RV Super Show?

The 61st show runs Friday, February 19 through Sunday, February 21, 2027, at the Bennett Event Center at OKC Fair Park.

What are the hours?

The official site lists 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday.

How much does admission cost?

Adults pay $12, or $10 with the OnCue coupon. Children under 12 are free with a parent, and first responders are free on Friday with ID.

Is parking free, and can I bring my RV?

The show site says parking is free on site. The fairgrounds also run three RV parks on the property with nightly rates and hookups, so you can stay over.

Can I bring my dog to the show?

No. The official site says pets are not allowed and only service animals may come inside the show.

Sources

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

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