RV Station - Main has updated its used RV listings in Katy, Texas, adding a range of pre-owned travel trailers, fifth wheels, and folding campers to its inventory. The move gives shoppers searching for used campers for sale in Texas a practical way to compare RVs by type, size, weight, sleeping capacity, features, and location. The update is significant for families and budget-conscious buyers looking for affordable camping options as the industry continues to see strong demand for pre-owned recreational vehicles.
The Katy inventory includes a used 2021 Forest River No Boundaries 19.1 travel trailer, which measures 22 feet, weighs 3,609 pounds, and sleeps two. The unit features a Murphy bed and rear bath, and the dealership describes it as suitable for couples, hunting, fishing, and camping. Also available are several used fifth wheels with larger floorplans, including the 2022 Forest River Cardinal 403FKLE, 2023 Dutchmen Astoria 3803FLP, 2021 Forest River Cedar Creek Silverback 37FLB, 2022 Forest River Sandpiper Luxury 38FKOK, and 2023 KZ Durango Gold G391RKF. These models can include multiple slide-outs, outdoor kitchens, kitchen islands, king beds, rear living areas, and washer and dryer hookups, depending on the unit.
For shoppers outside the Katy area, RV Station Group operates nine locations across Texas and Southern Oklahoma. Its website organizes inventory by dealership, allowing buyers to check which location carries a specific RV. For example, those searching for an RV in Tyler, TX can visit the dealership at 11020 US Hwy 69 N in Tyler, which offers travel trailers, fifth wheels, motorhomes, truck campers, and toy haulers. Consumers looking for RVs in Waco can review inventory at the Waco/Lorena dealership at 11031 S I-35 in Lorena, including a used 2022 Dutchmen Kodiak Cub 199RK that measures 24 feet, weighs 4,190 pounds, and sleeps three. The Waco inventory also features a used 2025 Forest River Flagstaff High Wall 21HS folding camper, which is 20 feet long, weighs 2,728 pounds, and sleeps four.
According to Cannon Combs, Owner at RV Station, “RV shoppers have different family and travel needs, so RV type, floorplan, towing requirements, and available space all matter when comparing a unit.” The company also features an RV specials section with selected new and used units, though prices and availability can change as inventory moves. Buyers are advised to confirm current specifications, pricing, availability, and weight ratings with the dealership before purchase.
The expansion of used inventory matters because it provides more accessible entry points into RV ownership at a time when new RV prices remain high. For families seeking weekend camping trips or longer vacations, pre-owned units can offer significant savings while still meeting diverse needs. RV Station Group, which operates dealerships outside major metropolitan areas, supports a smaller-footprint retail model and provides location-based inventory tools for shoppers comparing options across its network. As the RV market continues to evolve, updates like this help consumers make informed decisions and keep outdoor travel within reach.
