Liberty RV Roofing, Sales & Consignments
RV dealership and roof repair shop in Liberty Lake with a 4.9-star rating from 148 reviews.
Twenty two dealerships in Washington carry truck campers. Some sell them alongside travel trailers and toy haulers, and a few blend in consignment and service. The average rating across the state is 4.5, so you have solid options from the Tacoma area to Yakima. If you are shopping for a camper that slides into your pickup bed, these are the places to start your search.
RV dealership and roof repair shop in Liberty Lake with a 4.9-star rating from 148 reviews.
Family-owned Fife RV dealership with a 4.9-star rating, praise for easy sales and Robert's no-pressure help.
Poulsbo RV dealer with a 4.8-star rating from 180 reviews, known for honest staff and helpful parts and service.
Ellensburg RV dealer with new and used RVs, financing, service, parts, and a 4.7-star rating from 258 reviews.
Family-owned RV dealer since 1971, rated 4.7 stars for no-pressure sales and service.
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.
Tacoma RV dealer selling new and used travel trailers, truck campers, and tent campers, with parts and service on site.
Family-owned Richland RV dealer selling new and used trailers and motorhomes, plus a full service shop.
Algona RV and car rental outfit with motorhomes and truck campers, plus rigs for sale, rated 4.8 from 19 reviews.
Yakima RV dealer with a 4.7-star rating, known for Lance campers and low-pressure sales.
Sumner RV Center sells new and used trailers and motorhomes, with service, parts, and storage in Sumner, WA.
Family-owned Kent RV sells newer used RVs and offers repair, parts, and storage. Rated 4.5 stars from 184 reviews.
Snohomish RV dealer with a 4.5-star rating from 147 reviews, known for parts and honest service.
Yakima RV dealer with a 4.8-star rating, praised for honest service and helpful staff.
Hard-sided truck campers built in Winlock since 1957, rated 4.4 stars by 65 reviewers.
Bremerton RV dealer with new and used units, plus financing, service, parts, and consignment.
Fife RV dealer with 80 years in business, new and used trailers, motorhomes, and a 4.3-star rating from 215 reviews.
RV dealer in Union Gap with new and used sales, financing, service, and parts; reviewers note no-pressure sales but mixed service experiences.
Deer Park RV dealer with new and used trailers, financing, service, and friendly staff.
Family-owned Spokane RV dealer with 20 acres of new and used RVs, plus trucks, boats and more.
Pre-owned RV dealer in Bonney Lake with a 3.8 rating from 147 reviews and a low-pressure sales floor.
Spokane Valley dealer selling lightweight travel trailers, overland campers and truck campers for Inland Northwest trips.
Most of the 22 dealerships around Washington carry truck campers, and many also stock travel trailers and toy haulers. That mix matters if you are trading in or want to compare how a camper fits versus a small trailer. Liberty RV Roofing, Sales & Consignments in Fife has a 4.9 rating and handles consignment, service, and parts. Pacific Northwest RVS And Trucks also scores 4.9 and offers delivery. Apache Camping Center has two locations with strong reviews, and Open Road RV Ellensburg pulls in a high volume of reviews. Those names give you a range of used and new options.
Truck camper shopping is different from buying a travel trailer. You need to match the camper weight to your truck's payload, and a pre-purchase inspection is worth the money on any used unit. Ask the dealership to show you the tie-down system and walk you through loading and unloading. Since 15 of the 22 dealerships sell used truck campers, you have plenty of pre-owned choices. Get financing pre-approval from your own bank before you talk numbers, even though 12 dealerships offer financing. And check the service department at the dealership you choose; you will want someone who knows truck camper systems.
Washington's dealerships cluster around the Puget Sound and extend east to Yakima and Ellensburg. If you are in Tacoma or Fife, you can hit several in a day. The off-season, usually late fall and winter, can mean more attention from sales staff and sometimes better deals on last year's models. Call ahead to confirm the specific camper you want is on the lot. Some dealerships, like Pacific Travel Center, offer trade and parts, which helps if you are moving from a tent or a pop-up. Plan for a full walk-through at delivery, and test every system before you drive away.
There are 22 dealerships in Washington that carry truck campers, according to our directory. They range from small consignment operations to larger RV centers with service and parts.
Fifteen of the 22 dealerships list used truck campers in their inventory. That gives you a good selection of pre-owned units, but condition varies, so an inspection is smart.
Yes, you need to match the camper's weight to your truck's payload capacity. Check the sticker on your driver's door jamb and the camper's wet weight. A dealership can help you understand the numbers, but verify with your own research.
Liberty RV Roofing, Sales & Consignments and Pacific Northwest RVS And Trucks both have a 4.9 average rating. Apache Camping Center locations and Open Road RV Ellensburg also score well and have hundreds of reviews.