A Missouri recreational vehicle dealership is giving travel-trailer shoppers specific price comparisons on five in-stock 2026 Forest River models, with posted sale prices below manufacturer suggested retail prices by amounts ranging from $9,793 to $18,156. Parkland RV Center, an RV dealer in Leadington, MO, is highlighting the units under its “Jack’s Pick of the Week” promotion, which is described as limited-time and covers selected in-stock RVs.
The five listings, according to the dealership’s deal page, are: a 2026 Rockwood Mini Lite 2515S at $39,994 against an MSRP of $50,464, a difference of $10,470; a 2026 Rockwood Mini Lite 2511S at $39,865 against $49,658, a difference of $9,793; a 2026 Salem Hemisphere 310BHI at $49,655 against $67,811, a difference of $18,156; a 2026 Solaire 232UD at $29,955 against $43,191, a difference of $13,236; and a 2026 Solaire 3200TSBH at $46,975 against $63,408, a difference of $16,433. The displayed differences total $68,088 across the five units.
That combined figure is the arithmetic difference between the listed MSRPs and sale prices, not a guarantee of final transaction prices or savings for every buyer. Taxes, registration, delivery, equipment, and other charges may apply, and the dealership advises buyers to verify current prices, offer terms, and availability before making a purchase decision.
The promotion matters because it pairs the price cuts with published floor-plan details that determine whether a trailer fits a household and a tow vehicle. The Rockwood Mini Lite 2515S is listed at 26 feet, 5,823 pounds, sleeping four, with two slide-outs. The Salem Hemisphere 310BHI measures 38 feet, sleeps up to nine, and lists three slide-outs, a bunkhouse, and an outdoor kitchen. The Solaire 3200TSBH is listed at 36 feet, sleeps up to nine, and includes a bunkhouse and three slide-outs. Parkland notes that published dry weights exclude cargo, personal belongings, fluids, and optional equipment, so buyers should check each unit’s weight labels and estimate loaded weight before choosing a tow vehicle.
People researching camper dealers in Missouri can use the posted figures to compare length, sleeping capacity, storage, and towing requirements. “Buyers should compare the sale price with the floor plan, loaded weight, tow vehicle ratings, and included equipment. Those details help determine whether a particular RV fits their travel plans and vehicle,” said Craig Claney, owner of Parkland RV Center.
For buyers seeking a Forest River RV in Missouri, the dealership’s online inventory lists Rockwood, Salem, Salem FSX, Salem Hemisphere, Solaire, and Sierra models, alongside fifth wheels, truck campers, toy haulers, destination trailers, and pre-owned RVs from several manufacturers. Parkland RV Center describes itself as a locally owned and operated dealership in Leadington, Missouri, offering parts and accessories, financing options, trade-in evaluations, and service after the sale, with pricing it says carries no hidden fees. The weekly promotion offers a starting point for comparing five specific travel trailers, while stock and prices may change, so buyers should confirm a unit’s availability before traveling.
