New & Used RV Dealership & Sales in Fort Myers, FL

A Lee County RV dealer built around current model years

The Fort Myers store leans heavily toward new inventory. In October 2026, when we checked the lot for this page, new units outnumbered used units by a wide margin, and the newest model years made up most of what was on the ground. For buyers, that means the Fort Myers store is the place to compare current floor plans, current chassis and current warranty coverage side by side.

If you are set on a used RV, do not let that stop you. Gerzeny's lists every unit from all four stores in one used RV inventory, so a Cape Coral buyer can find a pre-owned unit at Nokomis, Bradenton or Lakeland and still start the conversation with the Fort Myers team. Gerzeny's RV World has been family owned since 1977 and operates four Florida stores.

Travel trailers for sale in Fort Myers

Travel trailers are the biggest category at this store, and they cover a lot of ground. On the small end you will find units like the Dutchmen Kodiak, including short bunkhouse models a midsize SUV can pull. In the middle are family layouts such as the Venture RV SportTrek, which give you a separate bedroom and a real dinette without needing a heavy-duty truck. Browse all travel trailers in Fort Myers, or if you live across the river, start with travel trailers near Cape Coral.

When we help a family pick a trailer, we start with three questions. Where will you camp most often? Who sleeps where? What are you towing with? A couple who mostly heads to Koreshan State Park for a long weekend needs a very different trailer than a family of five planning two weeks in the Smoky Mountains. Get the answers on paper before you look at a single photo gallery, and the list of candidates gets short very quickly.

Fifth wheels and destination trailers

Fifth wheels have a stronger presence in Fort Myers than at most Gerzeny's stores. They are the go-to choice for snowbirds and seasonal residents who park at a resort for the winter, because the raised front bedroom, residential-style kitchens and extra storage make a long stay comfortable. Large models like the Keystone Alpine Avalanche Edition are built for exactly that kind of living. Browse every fifth wheel in Fort Myers or Forest River fifth wheels and travel trailers near Cape Coral.

If you plan to leave the RV parked at one spot most of the year, look at destination trailers. They are built to be towed occasionally and lived in for months, with house-style furniture, large windows and full-size appliances. They are not meant for frequent road trips, so be honest with yourself about how often it will move.

Motorhomes in Fort Myers: Class C, Class B and Class A

Class C motorhomes are the second largest group on this lot. If you would rather drive your RV than tow it, a Class C is the most balanced option for most households: enough beds for a small family, a full bathroom and a chassis that handles like a large van or pickup. Diesel Class C units such as the Forest River Sunseeker lineup are worth a look if you plan long highway days. See all Class C motorhomes in Fort Myers or the full list of motorhomes near Cape Coral.

For travelers who want something they can park at a Fort Myers Beach lot or a Sanibel restaurant, browse Class B camper vans here, along with Winnebago View and Travato and Coachmen Class B models listed for the Cape Coral area. Class A coaches are a smaller part of this lot, so check Class A units in Fort Myers first and then the group-wide Class A inventory if you want more choices. Thor Motor Coach and Winnebago both have pages for Cape Coral shoppers.

New vs. used RV in Southwest Florida: an honest comparison

Because the Fort Myers lot is mostly new, we get this question a lot. Neither choice is always right. Here is how the two stack up for most buyers.

Browse new RVs in Fort Myers, the group's new inventory and the deal of the week. Gerzeny's advertises a guaranteed price match on new units when you bring a valid dealer-signed purchase agreement for an identically equipped unit with the same model and chassis year. If a used unit at another store catches your eye, call the Fort Myers team and ask how to see it.

Keeping an RV healthy in Lee County heat and humidity

Southwest Florida summers are tough on RVs that sit. Heat bakes roof sealant, humidity creeps into cabinets and mattresses, and afternoon storms test every window seal. The owners who spend the least on repairs are the ones who stay ahead of three things.

• Water. Walk the roof, or have it inspected, every spring and fall. Reseal around vents, skylights and the edges where the roof meets the caps. Any brown staining on a ceiling panel is a reason to call service the same week.
• Air. Change or wash AC filters often, keep the rooftop unit clear of leaves, and if the RV sits for weeks, run a dehumidifier or cycle the AC so mildew never gets a start.
• Rubber. Tires, slide seals and window gaskets dry out in the sun. Covers and a regular seal conditioner add years to all three. Check the date code on your tires before every season, not just the tread.

Lee County owners also need a hurricane plan. The Atlantic season runs from June 1 to November 30. Know where the RV will be stored, whether that facility allows you to move it on short notice, and what your insurance covers for wind and flood.

The service department in Fort Myers handles oil changes, tire rotations, brake checks, plumbing, electrical, HVAC and structural repairs, along with warranty work and preventive maintenance plans. Look at current service specials before you schedule. For collision, fiberglass or roof damage, the group's RV body shop is located at the Nokomis store and writes free estimates.

Financing and trade-ins at the Fort Myers store

Start with the Fort Myers RV finance application. The Fort Myers finance office serves Fort Myers, Cape Coral and Lee County, and it works with a group of lenders to find terms that fit your budget. You will also hear about GAP coverage and extended service contracts, and it is worth understanding both before you sign. The main financing page covers the basics.

Two pieces of finance advice we give every buyer. First, get your own credit picture in order before you shop so there are no surprises at the desk. Second, ask for the out-the-door price and the total cost of the loan, not only the monthly number. A longer term can make a bigger RV look affordable on paper while costing you thousands more in interest.

Have something to trade? The trade-in and consignment page lets you submit photos and details for a valuation that Gerzeny's aims to return within 24 hours. You can apply that value toward your next RV, take a cash offer, or consign it with professional photos, marketing and on-site storage handled by the dealership. Gerzeny's also lists tax advantages on a new purchase as a benefit of trading in, so ask how that applies to your deal.

Common mistakes Fort Myers RV buyers make

Serving Cape Coral, Port Charlotte and the Gulf Coast

Most Fort Myers customers come from Lee County, especially Cape Coral, Lehigh Acres and North Fort Myers. We also see regular visitors from Port Charlotte, Venice, Sarasota, St. Petersburg, Tampa and Hillsborough County who want to compare current model years in one trip. All four Gerzeny's stores are listed on the locations page, and the full RV inventory lets you search every lot at once.

Find your next RV in Fort Myers

Shortlist a few units online, call the store to confirm they are ready, and bring the tow vehicle if you are buying a trailer.