Galaxy Campers
Family-run Ontario, CA dealer for Lance, Forest River & Travel Lite, rated 4.9 stars for no-pressure sales and service.
Truck campers are a niche in California, and the dealers who stock them tend to be the kind of places where the owner answers the phone. Twenty-three dealerships in the state list truck campers, and the six below carry the strongest ratings from actual buyers. Several are full-line dealers that keep a few slide-ins on the side; a couple do almost nothing else. That mix matters when you are matching a camper to a specific truck.
Family-run Ontario, CA dealer for Lance, Forest River & Travel Lite, rated 4.9 stars for no-pressure sales and service.
Local RV dealer in Redding with a 4.8-star rating, offering travel trailers, financing, and a service shop.
Family-run Auburn RV dealer since 1996 with sales, rentals and service, rated 4.8 from 68 Google reviews.
San Diego truck camper dealer with a big showroom and a full repair shop, rated 5.0 from 23 reviews.
Used RV dealer in Desert Hot Springs with a 4.7 Google rating from 162 reviews and a no-pressure sales reputation.
Colfax RV dealer with new and used trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, and campers, rated 4.7 on Google.
Family-owned Roseville truck camper dealer with a 4.6-star rating from 81 reviews and financing available.
Family-run Ukiah RV dealer since 1979, known for nuCamp trailers and fair, patient service.
Livermore RV dealer selling new and used RVs, with propane, a dump station, storage and an on-site parts store.
Napa RV dealer with new and used travel trailers, consignment, and service. Reviewers praise the laid-back, knowledgeable staff.
San Diego RV dealer in El Cajon with a 4.8 rating from 25 reviews, praised for honest, no-pressure sales.
Family-owned Los Banos RV dealer since 1967 with 200+ units, Airstream focus, and a service department reviewers trust.
Stanton truck and van upfitter since 1971, known for camper shells and Lance campers.
Family-run RV dealer in Newcastle since 1996, offering sales, rentals, and service with a 4.4-star rating from 147 reviews.
Used RV dealer in Loomis, CA selling motorhomes, travel trailers, 5th wheels and toy haulers, rated 4.4 stars.
Redlands dealer selling used RVs, motorhomes, cars, trucks, trailers and boats, rated 4.4 from 40 reviews.
Fairfield RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and trailers, with service, parts, and propane on site.
Pickup-truck camper dealer in Vista with a showroom, sales, service and modifications.
San Diego RV dealer with a 4.6 Google rating, specializing in Class B RVs and offering free nationwide shipping.
Chino dealer building expedition trailers and truck campers, with a 4.0 Google rating from 4 reviews.
Family-owned Salinas dealer selling truck campers, T@B trailers and EZ-GO golf carts, rated 4.4 stars.
Pop-up truck camper factory in Woodland with a showroom and factory tours.
Ramona RV dealer selling motorhomes and travel trailers, with trade-ins and cash buys.
Most of the 23 California dealers are general RV stores that list truck campers alongside travel trailers and fifth wheels. Fourteen of them sell used units, so the used aisle is the realistic starting point for a first camper. Galaxy Campers earns a 4.9 from 127 reviews and handles new and used, plus consignment if you are selling. Truck Camper Garage, at a perfect 5.0 from 23 reviews, is the specialist if you want a store that thinks about payload and tie-downs all day. Toy haulers and camper vans appear at 5 dealers each; class A motorhomes at 8.
KARV has the deepest review base at 162 and a 4.7 rating, with service and financing on site, so a used truck camper there can be sorted before you leave. Affordable RVs, also 4.8 from 68 reviews, carries the widest type list on the page and keeps a service department. Sierra RV Center fits the northern buyers with trade-ins and parts. TowTally Camping runs a 4.8 from 74 reviews and takes trades. Call ahead and ask them to confirm the camper fits your truck's payload and bed length before you drive, since that is a question a phone call can settle.
A truck camper fails on the wrong truck, not on the showroom floor. Weigh your truck loaded, check the payload sticker in the door jamb, and compare against the camper's wet weight with water and gear. Ask the dealer to put the camper on your truck so you can watch the stance and check clearance at the tailgate. Used units deserve a pre-purchase inspection of the roof, the tie-down points and the jacks. Get financing pre-approved by your own bank first, then compare: 11 of the 23 dealers here offer financing. Off-season shopping gives you room to walk away. We walked from one camper over that payload number.
Twenty-three dealerships list truck campers in the state. Fourteen of them also sell used units, and 11 offer financing, so the pool is small but workable if you are willing to travel.
Truck Camper Garage holds a 5.0 from 23 reviews, Galaxy Campers a 4.9 from 127, and TowTally Camping and Affordable RVs sit at 4.8. KARV has the most reviews at 162 with a 4.7 rating.
Eleven of the 23 California dealers offer financing. Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union first so you know your rate, then let the dealer try to beat it. Truck campers often need different loan terms than towables.
Inspect the roof and ceiling for water stains, test the jacks, and look closely at the tie-down points and the camper's age. Pay for a pre-purchase inspection, confirm the wet weight against your truck's payload, and get a full walk-through at delivery.