Travel trailers
Half ton towable floorplans from bunkhouse family layouts to lightweight couples units.
Every delivery includes a two hour walkthrough where you dump the tanks, light the water heater and hitch it yourself before you drive away.
Service labor is $145 per hour, with warranty work billed to the manufacturer.
Half ton towable floorplans from bunkhouse family layouts to lightweight couples units.
Three quarter and one ton towable units with residential kitchens and slide outs.
Weight distribution or fifth wheel hitch fitted and set up to your truck and trailer.
The single most important preventive job on an RV, done annually or every other year.
Lines blown, antifreeze run through, water heater bypassed and low point drains cleared.
We market, show and handle paperwork on your unit from our lot.
Most first RV trips go badly for reasons that a good delivery would have prevented. We spend two hours with every buyer on systems, tanks, propane, shore power and hitching, and you do each step yourself. Our service department handles warranty claims for the brands we sell so you are not shipping your camper across the state.
“They told me my half ton would not safely tow the trailer I picked and showed me the payload sticker. Sold me a lighter unit instead.”
Garrett P., Travel trailer buyer, Ozark
“First trip to Table Rock and nothing went wrong, because the walkthrough covered every single thing I would have gotten wrong.”
Sue Anne M., First time owner, Nixa
Look at the yellow payload sticker on the driver's door jamb, not the marketing tow rating. Tongue or pin weight plus passengers and cargo has to fit inside that number. Bring the sticker photo in and we will do the math with you before you shop.
Used takes the depreciation hit for you and a two to four year old unit has had its factory defects sorted. New gives you warranty coverage and current floorplans. Either way, insist on an independent inspection or our own multi point check.
Inspect sealant every six months and expect a full reseal every one to two years depending on storage and sun exposure. Water intrusion is what destroys RVs, and it is almost always cheaper to reseal than to repair delamination.
Yes, every year. One hard freeze will split water lines, the pump and the water heater, and that repair runs well past the $165 winterization. We do them from October and slots fill quickly in November.
Tell us your tow vehicle and how many people sleep in it. We will pull the units that actually fit both.