Recreational Vehicles-dealers, rentals, service, storage, detailing, equipment, and more
On this page you will find Texas RV dealers, RV rentals, service centers, RV storage locations, places to travel and camp in Texas, and other RV resources. If you're looking to buy or rent an RV or need a place to store or have your RV serviced or want some ideas on Texas campgrounds, RV parks, or just where to travel in Texas you have come to the right place.
Today you can find a variety of RVs (which we use generically to describe motorhomes, travel trailers, popups, and 5th wheels) ranging from 10 feet to over 40 with prices ranging from $2000 to over $2 million -- any one of which will provide the basics you need to get outside, enjoy nature, reunite with family,friends, and relatives! Today, RVs are used for everything from conveniently getting from point A to point B or for camping, tailgating, touring the country, motor sports, or living in the RV full time.
The RVing lifestyle has its beginnings in the early 1900's. By the end of World War I Americans started camping out of their cars by adding tents, cooking facilities, and beds to their family vehicles. That evolved into Americans looking for supplies they could use to build an RV like structures set upon a model T chassis. These efforts actually resembled a house complete with shingles, windows, and more. After World War II returning veterans looking for inexpensive housing spurred the interest in travel trailers. All of this started a craze that has grown rapidly in popularity, convenience, and technology. The RV industry has achieved record sales and there are more than 30 million RV enthusiasts.
First Time RV Buyers
First time RV buyers really need to be follow the following steps:
write down how you plan to use the RV, where you will use the RV, how often will it be used, how many people will typically go on a trip with you, and why you really want an RV - all of this is useful in helping you decide what type of RV, what you need for sleeping arrangements, and what features and functionality you need
carefully work up an annual budget considering all multiple factors - initial cost and financing or impact on the depletion of your savings if you pay cash, monthly storage costs, fuel costs (this can be a huge cost), warranties, insurance, roadside assistance, campground and RV park expenses, other expenses when you travel like restaurants and theme parks, and repairs - take that number and add 25% to see if you can afford it
do your research - what's best for you (popup, Class A, travel trailer, Class C) based on the analysis of how you will use it; what brand and model to you like; check out the dealers reputation; options and pricing; etc.
Tired of tent camping with no air conditioning, heading out for a special event or vacation, or do you want to try an RV before you buy, then here is a list of where you can rent everything from popups to Class A Diesel Pushers.
