Dad's Camper Outlet Gulfport has announced clearance pricing on selected 2026 Coachmen fifth wheels, with advertised prices significantly below manufacturer suggested retail prices. The move comes as dealerships seek to attract buyers navigating a market where affordability and financing terms are increasingly important.
The two highlighted Coachmen models illustrate the range of options. The 2026 Coachmen Chaparral Lite 31BH is advertised at $49,995, compared with an MSRP of $81,364. It measures 37 feet 3 inches, weighs 8,802 pounds dry, and sleeps up to 10 people. The larger 2026 Coachmen Chaparral 375BAF carries an advertised price of $59,995 against an MSRP of $98,501. It spans 42 feet 6 inches, weighs 12,421 pounds dry, sleeps eight, and includes a front bunkhouse, loft, kitchen island, theater seating, and two full bathrooms. Both advertised prices include a $5,000 finance rebate, though buyers should confirm financing terms, final pricing, and availability before purchase.
The clearance pricing matters because it lowers the entry point for families considering larger towable RVs, but it also reflects the importance of comparing total cost of ownership. Dennis Lee, owner of Dad's Camper Outlet Gulfport, said buyers should weigh towing capacity, sleeping arrangements, and long-term costs before choosing a model. "Since 2014, we have served families across South Mississippi, and its four locations offer different RV options for different travel needs," Lee said.
Beyond Coachmen, the Gulfport inventory includes 2026 Jayco fifth wheels such as the Pinnacle 39FLOK, which measures 44 feet 6 inches and weighs 15,870 pounds dry, and the Eagle HT 28CRT, at 32 feet 11 inches and 9,515 pounds dry. For buyers seeking compact alternatives, the dealership lists four TrailManor pop-up campers, including the 2026 TrailManor 2518KS at $39,995 against a $56,004 MSRP, with an 18-foot length, 2,600-pound dry weight, and sleeping for four. Shoppers comparing fifth wheel & pop-up campers can explore different formats and floorplans through the dealership's inventory listings.
The broader context is that Mississippi's coastal destinations, state parks, and campgrounds support year-round RV travel, making inventory variety and transparent pricing relevant to local households. The dealership also maintains wider inventory across travel trailers, motorhomes, and other outdoor vehicles. Buyers researching RVs in Mississippi may also encounter Golf Carts for sale in Mississippi through the company's wider listings, though golf-cart availability is tied to its Picayune location and should be confirmed separately.
Established in 2014, Dad's Camper Outlet is a family-owned dealership with four Mississippi locations in Gulfport, Picayune, Hattiesburg, and Lucedale. For readers, the practical takeaway is that discounted fifth wheels can make larger RVs more accessible, but dry weight does not account for cargo, water, or equipment, so loaded weight must remain within towing limits. Campground restrictions and expected cargo loads also warrant scrutiny before purchase.
