Legal rights in Florida to evict tenants from RV parks?

In Florida, RV parks are generally regulated under Chapter 513, Florida Statutes, which treats them differently from standard residential landlords. RV parks are considered public lodging establishments, similar to hotels or motels.

If a person is staying temporarily (daily/weekly), the park owner can typically remove them without a formal eviction, especially for violations of park rules.

However, if the guest has been living there long-term (over 6 months), landlord-tenant laws may apply, and formal eviction procedures under Chapter 83, Florida Statutes could be required.

Always consult a Florida attorney or local authorities to ensure compliance with the most current legal requirements.