Alaska RVs & Campers for Sale | Motor Home Specialist
Alaska is the farthest a buyer can be from Motor Home Specialist, but the selection and the prices still pull shoppers south. Most fly down to Texas, buy, and plan the long trip home from there.
We're the number-one volume-selling motor home dealer in the world. The main lot is in Alvarado, Texas, just south of Fort Worth. The flights from Anchorage or Fairbanks are long, but they connect straight to Dallas.
Price is why the trip pencils out. Every RV is posted online at a real discounted number, well below MSRP. There are no prep fees and no freight fees at signing. Our team is on salary, not commission, and we're family owned. What you see online is what you pay.
Fly into DFW, and we pick you up for the ride to the store. Your RV gets a walk-through with a technician. Then comes the big part: getting it home to Alaska. Some owners drive it up the Alaska Highway, which runs through Canada, so plan for the border crossing and fuel priced in Canadian dollars along the way. Others arrange their own transport. A free onsite RV park gives you a night's rest before you set out.
Alaska is far too far to browse in person, so the website does the work. Every unit has real photos of that exact RV, video and virtual tours on many, and the sale price up front, so you commit before you ever leave home.
The lineup is deep. Towables travel well for the trip north, with travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toy haulers for hauling sleds and gear. For motorhomes, there are Class A coaches, diesel pushers, Class C and B+, and Super C. It's all new or used, and the used rows change as trades come in.
You can handle the paperwork from home. Send us your trade-in for a price sight unseen, and start a financing request online. After that, it's the flight and the road.
Back home, the summer is short and worth the wait. Denali draws rigs up the Parks Highway, the Kenai Peninsula runs down to Seward and Homer along the Seward Highway, and the interior routes open the rest of the state. Our Alaska RV parks page has more, and you can read reviews from Alaska owners first.
When you've picked one, call 800-335-6054. Or browse the full RVs for sale lineup and mark what you want to walk when you land.
Alaska RV Buyer FAQ
Is Motor Home Specialist an Alaska RV dealer?
No. It sells from Texas, with a second store in Alabama. Alaska buyers shop from far away for a selection no in-state lot can match.
How do Alaska buyers get an RV home?
Most fly into DFW to buy, then drive it up the Alaska Highway or arrange their own transport. The drive runs through Canada, so budget for the border and Canadian-dollar fuel, and plan the route before you go.
Do you sell toy haulers and travel trailers?
Yes. Toy haulers, travel trailers, and fifth wheels are a big part of the lot, along with the motorhomes.
How do I pick an RV from that far away?
Every listing has real photos, often video and a virtual tour, and a set price, so you decide before making the trip.
Is it worth it from as far as Alaska?
It can be. The discount off MSRP is large enough that even a long trip pencils out for many buyers, and the choice runs far past the local lots.
Does Motor Home Specialist ship to Alaska?
No. There's no delivery or shipping from us. You pick the RV up in person, and getting it home is arranged on your end.
Can I stay at the lot before the trip north?
Yes. A free RV park sits at the Texas store, so you can rest before starting the long haul home.
Where do Alaskans go RVing?
Denali, the Kenai Peninsula toward Seward and Homer, and the interior highways are the summer favorites.
Motor Home Specialist does not deliver. All purchases are picked up in person at the dealership. Please confirm current inventory, pricing, titling, and registration details with your home state authority before traveling.
