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HB 39

Assessments Levied on Recreational Vehicle Parks

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Dean Black and 2 co-sponsors

HB 39 modifies Florida's property tax assessment methodology for recreational vehicle parks, potentially altering tax obligations for park operators and local government revenues.

Laid on Table, refer to CS/CS/SB 118
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Bill Summary · HB 39

Legislative bill overview

HB 39 modifies how recreational vehicle (RV) parks in Florida are assessed for property tax purposes. The bill adjusts the valuation methodology or assessment procedures applied to RV park properties, which are distinct from traditional real estate in their operational structure and use.

Why is this important

RV parks represent a significant portion of Florida's tourism and seasonal housing infrastructure, affecting both park operators' tax burdens and local government revenue. Changes to assessment practices directly impact property tax bills for RV park owners and indirectly affect campground availability and affordability for residents and tourists.

Potential points of contention

  • Tax burden shifting: Changes may reduce assessments on some RV parks while potentially increasing them on others or shifting costs to different property classes
  • Local government revenue impact: Municipalities and counties relying on RV park property tax revenue could face budget pressures if assessments decrease
  • Valuation methodology disputes: The property appraisal industry and RV park owners may disagree on whether current or proposed assessment methods accurately reflect market value
  • Equity concerns: Recreational vehicle parks operate differently than residential or commercial properties, raising questions about fair comparative assessment practices

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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