Alexander RV Center, Inc.
Family-owned Clayton, DE RV and trailer dealer since 1995, rated 4.9 stars for no-pressure sales and fair pricing.
State guide
RV dealers in Delaware
Delaware is small enough that a single afternoon can cover several lots. Nine dealerships sit in the state, averaging 4.5 stars, with four offering financing. Most stock leans toward travel trailers (6) and used units (4), while motorhomes (4) show up too. I bought two RVs here and walked away from a third, so I know which details matter when you're deciding where to spend your time.
9Dealers listed
4.5★Average Google rating
4Sell used RVs
4Sell motorhomes
4Offer financing
Top-rated dealers
EAST COAST CAMPERS & MORE
Family-owned Frankford RV dealer rated 4.6 stars, known for travel trailers, cargo trailers and sheds.
Callaway Outdoors LLC
Locally owned Felton RV dealer selling quality pre-owned travel trailers with fair, straight pricing.
Delmarva RV Center
Family owned Milford RV dealer selling motorhomes and travel trailers, with service, parts and financing on site.
Parkview RV Center
Family-run RV dealer in Smyrna offering new and used sales, plus a service and parts department.
Forest River RV | Camping World
Milford RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, with financing, service, trade-in and consignment.
Machado RV Rentals
Family owned RV rental company in Delmar, DE offering delivery within a 120 mile radius.
Lance Campers Direct
RV dealer in Smyrna, Delaware, with wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot.
Parkview RV Bargain Outlet
Parkview RV Bargain Outlet in Smyrna, DE sells lightweight travel trailers, toy haulers, and discount campers.
Where the lots are
The dealerships cluster in the central and southern parts of the state. Smyrna, Milford, Delmar, Felton, Clayton and Frankford all have at least one lot, so you can map a route without much backtracking. The northern stretch near Wilmington has fewer options, but the drive south is straightforward. I've done Smyrna to Delmar in under an hour, which makes a two-lot day realistic. Check hours before you go; some close early on Saturdays and most are shut on Sundays. That's not a rule, just the pattern I've run into.
Standouts worth a visit
Alexander RV Center in Clayton earns its 4.9 rating from 117 reviews and covers new, used, motorhomes and travel trailers, plus financing and parts. East Coast Campers & More in Felton has the largest review count at 251 and a 4.6 average, with trade and delivery options. Callaway Outdoors in Frankford holds a perfect 5.0 from 21 reviews, though the sample is small. Delmarva RV Center has 730 reviews and a 4.3, so it's a high-volume lot with service and parts on site. Parkview RV Center (4.1 from 276) and Forest River RV | Camping World (3.8 from 270) round out the bigger names. I'd start with Alexander and East Coast, then branch out.
What to check before you buy
Four of the nine dealers offer financing, so get pre-approved at your own bank first. That gives you a number to compare against whatever the finance office quotes. On used units, ask for a pre-purchase inspection by an independent RV tech. It costs money, but it caught a soft floor in the third rig I almost bought. At delivery, do the walk-through with the service department, not just the salesperson. Run every appliance, test the water pump, and look at the roof and seals. If a lot has a service bay, ask how far out their appointments are booked. That tells you a lot about after-sale support.
Cities with RV dealers in Delaware
Neighboring states
- Maryland (19)
- New Jersey (32)
- Pennsylvania (113)
- Virginia (45)
- Connecticut (19)
- New York (87)
Questions people ask
How many RV dealers are in Delaware?
There are 9 dealerships in the state, with an average rating of 4.5 stars. Four of them offer financing. Inventory leans toward travel trailers (6 dealers) and used units (4), while motorhomes are available at 4 lots.
Which Delaware RV dealer has the best rating?
Callaway Outdoors LLC holds a 5.0 rating from 21 reviews. Alexander RV Center is close behind at 4.9 from 117 reviews. Both are worth a call, though Callaway's review count is smaller, so weigh that when you compare.
Do I need a pre-purchase inspection?
Yes, especially on used units. An independent RV technician can check the roof, seals, floor and systems. It's a small cost compared to repairing a soft floor or a failing water pump after you buy.
When is the best time to buy an RV in Delaware?
Off-season, late fall through winter, tends to be slower at dealerships. You may get more attention and find leftover models at better prices. Call ahead to confirm the unit is still on the lot.