Tampa to get a Bowlus showroom with Lazydays partnership

Bowlus, a woman-owned luxury recreation vehicle manufacturer, has announced an exclusive national partnership with Lazydays.

With this partnership, Bowlus plans to open five new dealerships in Lazydays’ showrooms in Tampa, Denver, Houston, Knoxville and Vancouver, Washington.

All five Bowlus locations, created as an exclusive and dedicated sales and service experience at each Lazydays location, will offer the full range of Bowlus RVs – including the Terra Firma and Volterra. The dealerships will also offer the Heritage, in late 2024.

Under the agreement, Lazydays will be the exclusive dealer of Bowlus RVs nationwide, with further expansion plans scheduled for 2024.

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