Lerch RV
Family-run RV dealer on Route 322 in Milroy, rated 4.9 stars across 1,756 Google reviews.
Pennsylvania has 66 travel trailer and fifth wheel dealers, and the ones worth the drive tend to be family operations with a service bay out back. The statewide average rating sits at 4.4, which tells you most of these places do right by buyers. Tow ratings, floorplans and cargo capacity decide more purchases than paint schemes ever will. Buy in the off-season if you can, and get an inspection before money changes hands.
Family-run RV dealer on Route 322 in Milroy, rated 4.9 stars across 1,756 Google reviews.
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You will find dealers in Souderton and York, and the bigger operations anchor the spread. Lerch RV holds a 4.9 from 1,756 reviews, a volume that comes from years of selling and servicing trailers rather than one good season. Bill's Happy Camper RV Sales & Service in Mill Hall carries a 4.8 across 257 reviews and sells new travel trailers with trade and delivery. Carefree RV mixes used units, consignment and delivery into its 4.9 rating. Hometown RV LLC and Kerola's Campers round out the small-dealer end, both with financing and service on site. A high review count is not the same as a good fit. Call ahead and ask what is actually on the lot in your length and weight class.
Used inventory outnumbers new across these 66 dealerships, and 50 of them list used units against 42 offering financing. That ratio matters if you are working with a set budget. A used trailer can be the smarter buy once someone else has absorbed the first-year depreciation, but the inspection becomes more important, not less. Ask the dealer to run the water system, the fridge and the furnace during your walk-through. Roof and floor soft spots are the expensive surprises. If a dealer will not let an independent inspector look at a unit, that is your answer, and you keep driving.
Travel trailers cover a wide range, and the dealership that sells you one should be willing to talk payload. Look at the door sticker on your truck before you shop, not after. A fifth wheel changes the math entirely and pushes many half-ton trucks out of the picture. Toy haulers add garage weight to the tongue, so check those numbers twice. The 21 toy hauler dealers in the state will have units to walk through, and 15 class A motorhome dealers sit nearby if you decide towing is not for you. Whatever you pick, get pre-approved by your own bank first so you can compare financing.
There are 66 travel trailer and fifth wheel dealers across the state, with an average customer rating of 4.4. Fifty of them list used inventory and 42 offer financing, so you have room to compare before committing to a dealership.
Lerch RV holds a 4.9 from 1,756 reviews. Carefree RV also sits at 4.9, with 182 reviews. Bill's Happy Camper RV Sales & Service carries a 4.8 from 257 reviews. Hometown RV LLC has a 5.0 from 38 reviews, though that is a much smaller sample.
Forty-two of the 66 dealers offer financing. Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you shop so you know your rate and term. Then compare it against what the dealer offers. The pre-approval also tells you your real budget before you fall for a floorplan.
Used inventory is more common, with 50 dealers listing used units. A used trailer saves on depreciation, but the pre-purchase inspection matters more. Have the water, propane and electrical systems tested, and check the roof and floor for soft spots. New gives you warranty coverage, which some buyers value more.