Metra RV Center
Billings RV dealer with a 4.7 rating and 294 reviews, known for no-pressure sales and quick service work.
Billings, MT
Truck Camper Dealers in Billings, MT
Billings sits where the Yellowstone meets the rims, and it is the last real stocking point before the long empty run east or south. Three dealerships here sell truck campers, and the spread in ratings is wide enough to matter. Two of the three carry financing, and all three run service departments, which counts for something when a camper needs work mid-season.
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3Dealers listed
4.3★Average Google rating
2Offer financing
RV dealers in Billings
Bish's RV of Billings
Full-service Billings RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes, travel trailers and more, rated 4.5 stars.
Billings RV, Inc.
Longtime Billings RV dealer with sales, service, parts and storage on site.
Where the truck camper inventory sits
Metra RV Center and Bish's RV of Billings are the two with the strongest reviews, 4.7 and 4.5 respectively, and both handle truck campers alongside travel trailers and toy haulers. Bish's is the bigger operation, with new and used units, motorhomes, pop-ups and a consignment side. Metra leans used and consignment. Billings RV, Inc. rounds out the three at 3.6 and carries truck campers with motorhomes and pop-ups. Call ahead and confirm a camper is physically on the grounds before you drive over. Inventory moves, and a unit listed online may already be spoken for.
Sizing a camper to your truck
Truck camper shopping starts with payload, not floorplan. Weigh your truck loaded, fuel and passengers included, and compare that against the camper's wet weight with the jacks and tie-downs figured in. A single rear wheel half-ton closes doors fast on the bigger hard-side campers. Ask each dealership what tie-down system and turnbuckles they recommend for your bed length, and get the answer in writing. At delivery, do the walk-through slowly. Run the jacks, the furnace, the water pump and the fridge, and watch how the camper sits on the truck before you sign anything.
Service and the off-season
All three dealerships here have service and parts under the same roof, which is convenient when a roof vent or a fridge board fails. Ask how far out the service bay is booked before you buy, because a long wait in July is a real cost. Late fall and winter are slower for camper sales in this part of Montana, and a dealership with units sitting on the ground may be more willing to talk. Get financing pre-approved at your own bank first so you know your rate before the dealer runs numbers. Metra and Bish's both offer financing if you would rather compare in house.
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Questions people ask
How many truck camper dealers are in Billings?
Three dealerships in Billings sell truck campers. Two of the three also offer financing, and all three have service and parts departments. Metra RV Center and Bish's RV of Billings carry the strongest ratings.
Which dealer has the best reviews?
Metra RV Center leads at 4.7 from 294 reviews, with Bish's RV of Billings close behind at 4.5 from 269. Billings RV, Inc. sits at 3.6 from 111 reviews. Read recent reviews rather than the overall score, since staff and inventory change.
Should I buy a used truck camper or a new one?
Only one Billings dealership, Bish's, lists new truck campers, so used is the deeper market here. A used camper that has been stored inside and maintained can be the better value. Get a pre-purchase inspection on the roof, the jacks and the tie-down points before money changes hands.
Do I need to check my truck's payload first?
Yes. Weigh your truck loaded and compare that to the camper's wet weight. Payload, not price, decides which campers fit. Ask the dealership about the right tie-downs and turnbuckles for your bed, and get the recommendation in writing before delivery.