RVs of America ROA Off-Road
Mesa off-road RV dealer with a 4.9-star rating, known for helpful staff and no-pressure sales.
Arizona's seven truck camper dealers average 4.4 stars, and five of them offer financing. The spread runs from a big Mesa store with over a thousand reviews to smaller outfits where you can talk to the owner. Slide-in campers are a niche, so not every dealer stocks them. Here's what I found after buying two and walking away from a third.
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Seven dealers in Arizona list truck campers, but only a few make them a focus. RVs of America ROA Off-Road in the top group has a 4.9 rating from 30 reviews and stocks used truck campers with parts and delivery. Blue Compass RV Mesa carries truck campers among many other types and has a huge review count (1,096) and a 4.4 rating. Landons RV also lists truck campers and offers financing, service, and consignment. If you want new, Little Dealer Little Prices of Prescott Valley and RV World in Yuma both carry new truck campers. Call ahead because truck camper inventory turns over quickly.
Truck camper shopping is different from bumper-pull shopping. You need to match the camper's weight to your truck's payload, and that number is on the door jamb, not in a brochure. Ask the dealer for a recent scale ticket if they have one. Before you commit, get a pre-purchase inspection from an independent RV tech. The walk-through at delivery matters too, especially for the tie-down system and roof condition. Financing is available at five of the seven dealers, but I like getting pre-approved at my own bank first so I know my number before I sit down.
Blue Compass RV Mesa is the volume leader with more than a thousand reviews, which means plenty of selection but a busier sales floor. Smaller places like Sunland Sales RV (16 reviews, 4.4 rating) and Landons RV (85 reviews, 4.7 rating) can offer more attention. RVs of America ROA Off-Road has the highest rating at 4.9 from 30 reviews, so it's worth a look if you want a used truck camper and care about service after the sale. Three of the seven dealers take consignments, which can be a source of well-kept used campers. Off-season buying, usually late fall and winter, can mean more room to negotiate.
There are 7 truck camper dealers in Arizona, according to the directory. Five of them offer financing, and five have service departments. The average rating across all seven is 4.4 stars.
Blue Compass RV Mesa has the most reviews with 1,096, and a 4.4-star rating. It's a large dealership that carries many RV types including truck campers. That volume means more selection but also a busier sales process.
Yes. Five of the seven dealers list used truck campers. Some also carry new ones. If you want used, call ahead because truck camper inventory is limited and changes often.
Bring your truck so you can check payload and fit. A pre-purchase inspection by an independent RV tech is worth the money. Also ask for any weight or scale information the dealer has for the camper.