Braun's Fun Time Campers
Family-owned Indianapolis RV dealer since 1977, rated 4.5 stars, selling new and used campers with service and parts.
Truck camper shopping in Indianapolis is a short list, and that is fine. Two dealers here carry truck campers, plus one more within reach, and the group averages 4.5 stars. One of the two earns that rating the hard way, on 208 reviews. The other is a listing site with no reviews at all, which tells you something about how you will use it.
Family-owned Indianapolis RV dealer since 1977, rated 4.5 stars, selling new and used campers with service and parts.
Indianapolis-based online RV marketplace with used travel trailers and other campers listed for sale.
Within a short drive of Indianapolis. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Anderson RV dealer with a 4.4 rating from 946 reviews, selling new and used campers with financing and service.
Braun's Fun Time Campers is the real dealership in this pair. It sells used truck campers alongside motorhomes, travel trailers and toy haulers, and it also buys RVs, which matters if you are trading in. Financing, service and parts are all under one roof, so you can get the camper mounted and wired before you tow it home. The second name, RVPostings.com, is a classifieds site rather than a physical dealership. Expect to browse listings and call sellers directly. That can surface campers the dealership never stocks, but nobody inspects them for you.
A truck camper lives or dies on the match with your truck. Payload sticker, bed length, tie-down points and camper weight all have to line up before money changes hands. Get a pre-purchase inspection on any used unit, especially the roof, the seams and the water system. Ask the dealership to show you the tie-downs and the jacks working. If you finance, get pre-approved by your own bank first so you know your number before you sit down at the desk.
Late fall and winter are slow months at Indiana dealerships, and a used truck camper that has sat on the lot is often the easiest one to negotiate on. Plan on a full walk-through at delivery, not a handshake. Run the furnace, the fridge and the water pump. Check the roof and the clearance lights. Get the service department's number before you leave, because a camper is a small house and small houses need fixing. Braun's having parts and service on site is worth more than it sounds.
Two dealers in Indianapolis carry truck campers, and one more sits within reach of the city. That is a thin market, so call ahead to confirm a specific camper is still on the ground before you drive over.
Braun's Fun Time Campers holds a 4.5 rating across 208 reviews, the only dealer here with a track record to read. RVPostings.com is a listing site with no reviews, so judge it by the sellers you contact rather than the platform.
Get a pre-approval from your own bank or credit union before you shop. It gives you a rate to compare against the dealership's offer and a ceiling you can hold to. Only one of the two Indianapolis dealers advertises financing, so having your own lined up keeps your options open.
Match the camper weight to your truck's payload rating, then inspect the roof, seams and water system. Have the dealer demonstrate the tie-downs and jacks. A pre-purchase inspection by an independent tech is cheap insurance on a camper that has spent seasons outdoors.