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.
Delaware is small enough that a weekend of dealership visiting is realistic, which matters when you are comparing towables. Six dealers in the state sell travel trailers or fifth wheels, and they average 4.5 stars across reviews. That is a decent pool for a state this size. The spread in ratings tells you more than the average does, so read the listings before you map a route.
Family-owned Clayton, DE RV and trailer dealer since 1995, rated 4.9 stars for no-pressure sales and fair pricing.
Family-owned Frankford RV dealer rated 4.6 stars, known for travel trailers, cargo trailers and sheds.
Locally owned Felton RV dealer selling quality pre-owned travel trailers with fair, straight pricing.
Family owned Milford RV dealer selling motorhomes and travel trailers, with service, parts and financing on site.
Milford RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, with financing, service, trade-in and consignment.
Parkview RV Bargain Outlet in Smyrna, DE sells lightweight travel trailers, toy haulers, and discount campers.
Alexander RV Center in the northern part of the state carries a 4.9 from 117 reviews, and it sells both new and used with financing and parts on site. Callaway Outdoors holds a perfect 5.0, though on just 21 reviews, so treat that number as promising rather than proven. Delmarva RV Center has the deepest review history at 730 and a 4.3, with financing, service and parts under one roof. East Coast Campers & More sits at 4.6 across 251 reviews and takes trades. A high count with a middling score usually means volume plus some unhappy buyers. Read the recent reviews, not the oldest ones.
Four of the six dealers offer financing, so get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you walk in. It gives you a rate to compare against and keeps the conversation about the trailer instead of the payment. Four dealers list used inventory and all six list travel trailers, so the used field is where most of the choice sits. Toy haulers show up at three dealers if you need the garage. Only one dealer each lists a camper van, a pop-up or an Airstream, so call ahead before making that drive.
Forest River RV | Camping World has 270 reviews and a 3.8, the lowest score among the rated dealers here. It also lists the widest range of types, including consignment and buying your current unit, plus service and trade. That combination is useful if you want to see many floorplans in one stop or unload a trailer in the same visit. Go in knowing what you want to inspect, and book the walk-through before you sign anything. Parkview RV Bargain Outlet has no reviews yet, so visit in person before committing.
Six dealerships in the state list travel trailers, and they average 4.5 stars across reviews. Four of them also offer financing. The group includes one large-volume store with a long review history and several smaller dealers with fewer but stronger ratings.
Delmarva RV Center has 730 reviews and a 4.3 rating. East Coast Campers & More is next at 251 reviews and 4.6 stars. Alexander RV Center has the strongest rating among the busier dealers at 4.9 from 117 reviews.
Check with the Delaware DMV for current requirements based on trailer weight, since rules vary by size and your tow vehicle. Confirm your truck's rated towing capacity before you shop, and ask the dealer to show you the weight sticker on the trailer you are considering.
Two dealers list trade among their services: East Coast Campers & More and Forest River RV | Camping World. One dealer also lists buying units outright. Get a written offer and compare it against selling privately, which often nets more but takes longer.