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All over 20 years, Dutchmen rv for sale has been a best selling brand because of our commitment to high quality and value. We are focused on providing innovative products that are loaded with standard equipment and unique features at a great price. Plus, Dutchmen’s years of experience and attention to detail in design, construction and quality is why our customers return when it is time for their next recreational vehicle. Dutchmen - a family favorite!

Dutchmen Lite - 1/2 Ton Towable Super-Lite Travel Trailers for sale.

Aerodynamic, lite weight and easy to tow, the Dutchmen Lite product line features non-slide and small slide floor plans ranging from 18′ to 31.’ Base weights start at 4,200 pounds! Unlike the competitions stripped-down models, Dutchmen Lite is loaded with all the standard features and equipment you will find in the rest of the Dutchmen product line. With many great floor plans available in a variety of sizes to meet your family’s needs, Dutchmen Lite is your best choice for affordable lightweight and easy to tow travel trailers.
Dutchmen Bunk Houses, Rear Lounges and Couples Coaches.

Looking for a larger unit for your family?

Dutchmen travel trailers are your best choice for features, value and luxury. From the popular bunk house models to rear lounge models and larger park trailers, Dutchmen product are loaded with features and amenities that make your time on the road as enjoyable as your time at home. All Dutchmen large slide travel trailers feature large, flush floor slide rooms and are available in floor plans ranging from 24′ to 38′ feet.

Dutchmen Super-Lite 1/2 Ton Towable Fifth Wheels

Dutchmen are designed to be lite weight and easy to tow. The aerodynamic models are loaded with standard features and premium amenities - but with out the premium price! Take a closer look at Dutchmen Super-Lite 1/2 towable fifth wheels.

Dutchmen - The best features, the right size, your best value.

RV reviews & ratings with important RV buying tips. Learn which RVs rate best in the areas of quality construction, customer satisfaction, resale value & price. If you’re considering a motorhome, travel trailer, fifth wheel or toy hauler our RV Guides will help you select the right RV model. Don’t spend months or even years trying to figure out who’s who in the RV industry. Don’t spin your wheels driving from one RV dealer to the next only to hear the salesperson say, “This manufacturer or model is the best built”. Don’t be misled, get the facts about the industry and be an educated buyer.

We have done the research and now it can be yours. Learn which RV companies that build motorhomes, 5th wheels and travel trailers received top ratings in their categories. Learn which models and brands are the most popular within each RV manufacturer. Would you like to save thousands of dollars with important buying tips? Our RV Comparison Guides combines important buying tips with detailed rating charts.

Purchasing a recreational vehicle is a big investment and those that do their research before they buy will be able to make wise and informed decisions. These guides will teach you how to save thousands but more importantly help you select the right manufacturer, model or brand. There is no other resource that we are aware of that combines money saving buying tips with fair and balanced ratings.

If you are considering a late model RV our First Edition which was published in October is an excellent resource and still a popular choice among RV buyers today. Learn which RV Manufacturers received top ratings.

Today a record 8.2 million RVs are on the roads in the United States, which works out to 1 in 12 American families owns an RV. That’s the good news the bad news is there are too many choices available today.

Most RV salespeople state this as being the number one reason why people put off purchasing an RV because customers are confused and overwhelmed with too many choices. Don’t let this stop your dream of owning an RV.

Whether you’re considering buying a motor home (class a motorhome, class c motorhome), fifth wheel, or travel trailer, most RV buyers have a budget or set amount they are willing to pay for a particular product based on perceived value. If you are an upper-end, mid-range or an entry-level buyer our guides will help you focus on companies that meet your expectations and comfort level.

Your dream RV is your home on wheels. You will undoubtedly want it to be as comfortable and is as good condition as your regular home.

Any home will have a few niggles like a squeaky door, occasional problems with the aircon or heating and so on. In other words, not perfect but pretty damn close. It will be the same with your motorhome, your dream RV. There are some pretty simple things that you can look for when buying your used RV that can get you close to the ideal (and save money). Here are our 5 hot RV buyers tips.

Soft Spots

Check the flooring thoroughly for any soft spots. You are most likely to find these in the kitchen area and bathroom. If there is rotting of the flooring it probably indicates a long term water leak, as likely as not from the plumbing. To get the floor fixed and the leaks traced and fixed could be expensive.

Engine

Your dream RV will be doing a whole lotta miles - find out all you can about the engine history. Ask for the maintenance records, repair receipts and so on. Listen to the engine running with the hood up, see how it sounds, are there any strange rattles or other noises that should not be there? Did it start easily from cold. Is the exhaust at all smoky, especially when revved? Is it quiet inside the cab. Having someone with some engine know-how would be useful if you don’t have much mechanical experience.

Open and Shut

Open and close everything inside and outside of the recreational vehicle you are interested in. Poke around and look for signs of water leakage in cupboards, around the toilet and so on. Do all of the RV doors and cupboard doors open and close properly (include the water, gas etc flaps as well)? Does everything switch on and off correctly?

Propane system

You may want to hire a specialist for these checks as they could make the difference between life and death. Look at the regulator and the propane lines, do they look in good condition or are they past there best? Is the tank storage area showing any signs of corrosion?

Warranties

Check with the RV dealer to find out what parts, if any are under warranty still and also that the warranty cards are still available.

There are of course many more checks that you could and need to do before satisfying yourself that this is a good used recreational vehicle to buy. This is not intended as a comprehensive checklist that will turn you into an expert buyer of RVs. This is for information only and we cannot accept any liability for your decision to buy and RV - you make your own mind up. It is up to you to decide whether the used recreational vehicle is both roadworthy and worth what you pay for it. The responsibility for buying lies with you and any experts that you might employ on your behalf.