Pacific Northwest RVS And Trucks
Family-owned Fife RV dealership with a 4.9-star rating, praise for easy sales and Robert's no-pressure help.
Fife sits just east of Tacoma, and if you're after a truck camper, there are two dealerships in town and three more nearby. The average rating across those two is 4.6, and one of them offers financing. I've bought two RVs and walked away from a third, so I know the drive is worth it when the inventory and the service department both check out.
Family-owned Fife RV dealership with a 4.9-star rating, praise for easy sales and Robert's no-pressure help.
Fife RV dealer with 80 years in business, new and used trailers, motorhomes, and a 4.3-star rating from 215 reviews.
Within a short drive of Fife. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Algona RV and car rental outfit with motorhomes and truck campers, plus rigs for sale, rated 4.8 from 19 reviews.
Tacoma RV dealer selling new and used travel trailers, truck campers, and tent campers, with parts and service on site.
Family-run Lance dealer in Tacoma with a 4.8 rating from 60 reviews and a reputation for helpful, honest staff and low-pressure sales.
The two dealerships here are Pacific Northwest RVS And Trucks, rated 4.9 from 73 reviews, and Baydo's RV Center, at 4.3 from 215 reviews. Both list truck campers among their inventory, so you can compare a smaller consignment-focused dealer with a larger new and used center. Pacific Northwest also handles consignment and buys units, while Baydo's covers new and used across motorhomes, travel trailers, toy haulers, and pop-ups. Call ahead to confirm which truck campers are actually on the ground. If you're coming from Tacoma or Puyallup, Fife is a quick run off I-5. That makes it easy to hit both dealerships in one afternoon and still have time for a walk-through.
Truck camper inventory moves fast, especially used units. Ask for the stock number and a few photos of the camper on the truck, including the tie-down points and the condition of the jacks. If you're buying used, get a pre-purchase inspection from a shop that knows truck campers, not just RVs. And if you need financing, a pre-approval from your own bank or credit union gives you a baseline before you talk numbers at the dealership. Off-season buying can work in your favor, but don't let a good deal rush the inspection.
Three more dealerships are within a reasonable drive of Fife, so if the two local ones don't have the floor plan or payload rating you want, expand the search. The type counts across the area show two used truck campers, one motorhome, two travel trailers, one toy hauler, one pop-up, and one consignment listing, so the mix leans toward used and versatile. That means you'll likely be comparing condition and service records more than factory warranties. Ask each dealership about their service department's turnaround time for camper-specific work like tie-down installation or roof repairs.
There are two truck camper dealerships in Fife, with three more nearby. The two local ones are Pacific Northwest RVS And Trucks and Baydo's RV Center.
The average rating across the two Fife dealerships is 4.6. Pacific Northwest RVS And Trucks is rated 4.9 from 73 reviews, and Baydo's RV Center is rated 4.3 from 215 reviews.
Yes, one of the two dealerships offers financing. Baydo's RV Center lists financing among its features. It still helps to get pre-approved with your own bank or credit union before you visit.
Yes, a pre-purchase inspection by a shop familiar with truck campers is worth the cost. They can check the tie-downs, jacks, roof, and frame for issues that aren't obvious on a walk-around. It's especially important on used units where service records may be thin.