RV dealership to lay off 76, shutter Tampa headquarters

Lazydays RV, in conjunction with an announcement earlier this week that it signed a letter of intent to be sold, is laying off 76 employees and shuttering its headquarters in Tampa. 

The layoffs at the RV dealership, expected to take place on or around Nov. 16, were announced Tuesday and detailed in a federally-required Worker Adjustment Retraining and Notification Act letter filed with the state. The titles listed in the layoffs include Lazydays’ chief operations officer, chief technology officer and chief financial officer, in addition to the firm’s senior human resources director. The title of CEO, Ron Fleming, is also on the list.

Jacksonville family-operated RV dealership chain Campers Inn Holding Corp. is the potential buyer of Lazydays. The companies, in a joint statement, announced Campers Inn had a letter of intent to purchase most of Lazydays’ assets for $30 million. The offer comes two years after Lazydays, boosted by pandemic travel trends, had a three-year run of surpassing $1 billion in sales.