Uncharted Recreation
Family-owned Meridian RV dealer with a 4.9-star Google rating and a no-pressure sales approach.
Truck campers are their own little world, and the dealers who sell them well are a mixed bunch. The national count here is 242, averaging 4.5 stars out of 5. Some are big multi-line stores that keep a camper or two on the floor; others are small conversion and roof shops that know slide-in fitment cold. Buy from the one that asks what truck you drive before it shows you anything.
Family-owned Meridian RV dealer with a 4.9-star Google rating and a no-pressure sales approach.
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Of the 242 dealers nationwide, 160 carry used inventory and 130 offer financing. Most are not truck camper specialists. They are travel trailer and toy hauler stores (186 and 95 listings) that happen to stock a few slide-ins. That is fine for a new unit, less fine when you need advice on tie-downs, tie-down brackets or payload math. Ask how many truck campers actually leave the dealership each year. If the answer is vague, keep driving. The 38 dealers that buy used units can also be a clean way to sell your old camper when you trade up. A dealership that moves campers regularly will have a service bay that knows the difference between a camper and a trailer.
Uncharted Recreation earns a 4.9 across 1,148 reviews and handles travel trailers, toy haulers and truck campers, with financing and service. SR1 RV has the deepest review base at 2,141 and a 4.8, and it adds parts and delivery to the mix. AmericaGoRV scores 4.9 on 325 reviews and takes consignments and buys. Sequoia + Salt is a conversion van and truck camper outlet with a perfect 5.0 on 78 reviews. Willis & Co. RV and Liberty RV Roofing round out the strong smaller names. Read the reviews, then call and ask what camper fits your truck.
Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you sit at the dealer's finance desk. It gives you a number to compare against and keeps the conversation about the camper. Have the dealer weigh the loaded camper, or find the dry weight on the tag and add water, propane and gear. Ask for a pre-purchase inspection from a tech who does not work for the dealer. At delivery, do the walk-through on video and test the jacks, the water heater, the fridge and every roof vent. Buying in the off-season usually means a calmer sales floor and more attention from the service department.
The directory lists 242 dealerships that carry truck campers. That number counts every dealer in the database that stocks at least one truck camper, from big multi-line stores to small conversion and roof shops. Availability shifts with the season, so call before making a drive.
130 of the 242 dealers offer financing, so roughly half. Still get a pre-approval from your own bank first. It gives you a rate to compare against the dealer's offer and a clear budget before you get attached to a specific camper.
Sequoia + Salt holds a perfect 5.0 from 78 reviews, and Uncharted Recreation sits at 4.9 from 1,148. SR1 RV has the largest review base at 2,141 with a 4.8. Liberty RV Roofing and Willis & Co. RV both score 4.9. A perfect score on a small review count deserves a closer look at the actual reviews.
Used campers are plentiful, with 160 of the 242 dealers carrying them, and they let you test fit and features without a new-unit price. New gives you a warranty and the dealer's prep. Either way, get an inspection first and do a full delivery walk-through, checking the jacks and roof seals.