XYZ Camping
Small Herndon, PA dealer selling Runaway mini-campers, with a 4.9 rating from 81 reviews.
Five teardrop trailer dealers in Pennsylvania carry the small, simple campers that tow behind almost anything. The average review score sits at 4.7, and four of the five offer financing. Two names, XYZ Camping and Kerola's Campers, top the ratings. Inventory runs toward travel trailers and pop-ups too, so you can compare a teardrop against a slightly bigger box before you commit.
Small Herndon, PA dealer selling Runaway mini-campers, with a 4.9 rating from 81 reviews.
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XYZ Camping holds a 4.9 across 81 reviews, and Kerola's Campers, Inc. matches that score on 58. Both are small-sample favorites, the kind of places where a handful of happy buyers can move the needle fast. Juniata Valley RV sits at 4.6 over 196 reviews, a steadier read. Fretz RV has the deepest review history at 1,313 and a 4.5, and RV Leaders & Camping Outlet lands at 4.4 on 385. Read the recent reviews, not just the count. A big pile of reviews from years ago tells you less than ten from this season.
All five stock teardrops, and every one of them also sells travel trailers. Used inventory appears at four of the five, so a clean secondhand teardrop is realistic if you would rather not pay new prices. Pop-ups show up at four dealers and motorhomes at two, which matters if your plans might grow past a teardrop. Fretz and RV Leaders both carry class-A motorhomes and take trades. Only one dealer lists camper vans, so if a van conversion tempts you, call ahead before making the drive. The spread of types is a good excuse to walk a few floorplans in one afternoon. A teardrop looks tiny until you stand next to a pop-up and realize you get a lot more room for a modest jump in weight.
Four of the five dealers offer financing, and getting pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first gives you a number to compare against. Three list service and parts, which is worth checking before you buy: a dealer that can handle warranty work and routine maintenance saves you a second trip later. Ask how long a simple bearing repack or brake adjustment takes at their service desk. On a teardrop, the trailer side matters as much as the camper side. Fretz and RV Leaders both take trades, useful if you already own a camper and want to step down in size.
Five dealers across the state list teardrop trailers. All five also carry travel trailers, and four of them sell used units, so you have options on both new and pre-owned teardrops.
XYZ Camping and Kerola's Campers, Inc. both score 4.9, though on small review counts of 81 and 58. Juniata Valley RV holds a 4.6 across 196 reviews, a larger sample worth reading closely.
Four of the five offer financing. Get pre-approved at your own bank first so you have a rate to compare. Fretz RV and RV Leaders & Camping Outlet also take trades, which helps if you are downsizing from a bigger camper.
Four of the five dealers carry used teardrops, and a well-kept used one is often the smarter buy since these campers are simple. Have any used unit inspected before purchase, and confirm the tires, brakes and roof seals at the walk-through.