People drive a long way to buy here. On purpose.

Why a consignment lot rewards the drive

Most of what is on our lot belongs to a real person who camped in it, and we know each unit’s story. Owners price them to sell, not to cover a dealership’s floor plan interest, and every unit is inspected before it lists. Most have a video walkthrough on the page so you can see it before you leave the house. That combination is hard to find close to home, whatever your home is.

How not to waste a trip

Call first. Always. We will tell you straight whether the unit is still available and what it is and is not, so you only make the drive when it is worth making. If you are sold, ask about holding it while you are on the road. When you get here it will be opened up, plugged in and ready to walk. The lot is staffed Monday to Friday, 9 to 2, and we meet buyers other times by appointment, so tell us when you are coming.

Coming from out of state

Oklahoma buyers ask about this on every call, so here is the short version: you pay for the RV here. In most cases sales tax and registration are handled with your home state when you title it there, not with Texas, and we handle the Texas paperwork that makes that work. Every state is a little different, so tell us where you are registering it when you call and we will tell you exactly what to expect. Bring your ID and the truck you are towing with. We will get you hitched, lights checked, and pointed home.

What the drive looks like

• Shermanabout 50 minutesUS-75 south, then US-380 east
• Durant, OKabout 1 hour 20 minutesUS-75 south the whole way, then US-380 east
• Paris, TXabout 1 hour 15 minutesUS-82 west, then TX-78 or US-75 south
• Ardmore, OKabout 2 hoursI-35 south to US-380, then east
• Tylerabout 1 hour 45 minutesI-20 west, then north through Rockwall to US-380
• Texarkanaabout 2 hours 30 minutesI-30 west to Greenville, then US-380 west

Times are estimates with a trailer in mind, not GPS optimism. We are on US-380 on the east side of Princeton.