Parkview RV Center, a dealership in Smyrna, Delaware, is drawing attention to its current selection of Lance truck campers, a segment of the RV market that offers distinct advantages for travelers who want a camper without a dedicated motorhome chassis. The inventory includes new and used slide-in campers designed for pickup-truck travel, with models varying in floorplans, weights, sleeping capacities, and truck-bed requirements. This matters because it gives buyers in the region a hands-on opportunity to compare a format that can be detached, allowing the truck to be used separately once the camper is unloaded.
The dealership’s Lance lineup includes multiple configurations to suit different camping needs and truck setups. Buyers can evaluate truck-bed compatibility for short- and long-bed pickups, dry weight and overall dimensions, sleeping capacity, slide-out configurations, interior floorplans, bathroom and kitchen layouts, and storage arrangements. For example, the Lance 1172 is a 20-foot truck camper with a 4,063-pound dry weight, two slides, and sleeping capacity for up to six people; its specifications identify a long-bed truck configuration. Meanwhile, the 2026 Lance 855S is a cab-over model designed for short-bed trucks, featuring a queen-size bed and a single slide. These details underscore why matching a camper to the right truck is critical: buyers must compare weight, center of gravity, floor length, and bed requirements with their pickup’s specifications, and the dealership provides model-specific data to help with that process.
Lance cabover campers place the sleeping area above the truck bed, using space that would otherwise remain outside the main living area. This design allows a pickup and camper to function as a combined RV without requiring a separate motorhome chassis. Depending on the model, features can include queen beds, dinettes, wet or dry bathrooms, kitchen facilities, storage, and slide-outs. For shoppers comparing Parkview RV Center options, the Lance truck campers for sale represent a practical middle ground between tent camping and a full-size motorhome. The dealership also carries other truck camper brands such as Northern Lite, Palomino, nuCamp, and Soaring Eagle, along with travel trailers, fifth wheels, Class A and Class C motorhomes, toy haulers, destination trailers, and teardrops. That breadth means buyers can consider different sizes, weights, floorplans, and truck requirements in one place, whether they are looking at Lance cabover campers or other RV types.
The inventory update comes as truck campers continue to appeal to travelers who want a camper that can be carried by a compatible pickup while retaining the ability to use the truck separately. For RVers in Delaware and surrounding areas, that flexibility can mean easier maneuvering on backroads and simpler setup at campsites. Parkview RV Center also operates parts and service departments, with 10 full-service bays and trained technicians, and offers financing for qualifying new and used RV purchases. “Our current inventory gives customers access to a range of RV options for different travel needs, with Lance truck campers among the choices available at Parkview RV Center,” said Rick Horsey, President of Parkview RV Center. For shoppers searching for camper sales in Delaware, the expanded Lance selection provides a concrete way to evaluate whether a truck camper fits their travel style and vehicle.
