Charlie at RV Central

Dad took the day off and let his 3 year old do the RV tours today!

Check out the 2026 Coachmen Catalina 293QBCK!

Here are 5 starter campers for a family of four that you can tow with most SUVs with a towing package!

I made sure to hit all budgets and tiers of campers in this video!

As always, no prep, doc or freight fee games at RV Central like most corporate dealers.

This 2026 Sun Lite LTD 13BD is the ULTIMATE starter camper for $14,999

Lightweight at 2,380 lbs dry and towable by most SUVs/crossovers!

Full bed, kitchen, bathroom, power awning, and ready for weekends.

No dealer fees ever at RV Central — honest family-owned pricing that actually saves you thousands Sunset Park RV

This is not financial advise! This is just my opinion and what I see happening at the dealership!

This is one of my favorite single slide, tandem axle, couples campers! It’s the 2026 Prime Time Tracer 195RB!

It weighs 5,195 lbs. and measures 23’4” overall!

Let me know what you think about this one in the comments!

Jayco Eagle 30RLT for $45,995! That’s $48,995.14 out the door if your in MI!

This triple slide fifth wheel is one of the most aggressively priced fifth wheels in its segment and Jayco did an awesome job on this one!

Should you pay a prep fee for an RV? And what the heck does that even mean.

Here is my opinion and what I think about Prep fees for an RV!

All campers can start to look the same, but not the Vibe Extreme Lite line! They take a different approach to the interior and exterior design!

The Extreme Lite 2600BH and 2600RB are unique and different then your standard double bunks and rear baths!

The New Jay Flights are out for 2027! Check out what Jayco has changed for the 25th anniversary of the number one selling travel trailer since 2005. The Jayco Jay Flight!

Some RV Sales people suck. Plain and simple.

I hear about customers complaints all the time about this and I take a lot of pride in actually knowing the product I’m selling. While I’m the first to admit I’m no expert, I like to think I do the best I can and give honest unfiltered answers when customers ask questions.

Is this a common experience where your salesman doesn’t actually know about the product they are selling or is this just in the RV Industry?