Ray Citte RV is displaying 80th-anniversary pricing and clearance listings on selected recreational vehicles at its Roy dealership, a promotion that gives Utah shoppers a defined window to compare models before inventory shifts. The event includes travel trailers, tent trailers, and folding pop-up campers, and it arrives as buyers increasingly weigh tow-vehicle limits and campsite practicality alongside sticker price.
Among the featured units is the 2026 EAST TO WEST Della Terra 272RL, a 34-foot travel trailer with two slide-outs, a rear living area, a kitchen island, and sleeping space for four. Ray Citte RV also lists the 2026 Outdoors RV Back Country Series MTN TRX 20MKS at $58,995 against an MSRP of $72,803; the 25-foot model sleeps two and includes a Murphy bed. A third option, the 2026 Shasta RVs i-5 Edition 526RBS, measures 29 feet, sleeps three, and adds an outdoor kitchen and front bedroom. The dealership's inventory spans EAST TO WEST, Outdoors RV, Shasta RVs, Forest River Rockwood, and KZ, and shoppers can review current travel trailers for sale in Utah before visiting. Prices and availability should be confirmed with the dealership, as advertised figures may change and exclude certain taxes and fees.
The promotion matters because it pushes buyers toward the specifications that determine whether a trailer actually suits their trips. Chad Ray Citte, Marketing Director and IT Administrator at Ray Citte RV, said buyers should compare the tow vehicle's rated towing capacity, payload, and hitch limits with the trailer's weight specifications. Passengers, supplies, water, and added equipment affect total load, so manufacturer ratings should guide the decision. Dry weight, the company notes, does not represent a trailer's fully loaded travel weight.
For buyers leaning toward compact options, Ray Citte RV's inventory includes a tent-trailer category and information on folding pop-up campers, which collapse for towing and storage and expand at camp. Features can include soft or hard walls, a kitchenette, and a dinette. Shoppers researching tent trailers for sale in Utah should compare dimensions, sleeping capacity, setup requirements, towing weight, and equipment, while those considering pop-up campers in Utah should factor in storage space, camping frequency, and preferred amenities. The dealership advises calling for an updated product list before visiting.
The timing also reflects northern Utah's camping calendar. Ray Citte RV serves Roy and surrounding communities, including Ogden and Salt Lake City, where trips can range from developed campgrounds and state parks to longer journeys. Campers should check site dimensions, utility connections, reservation requirements, and seasonal access. Families planning extended stays may prioritize sleeping arrangements and onboard storage, while weekend campers may prefer compact dimensions and simpler setup.
Founded by Ray Citte in 1946, Ray Citte RV began as a used-RV and automobile dealership on Washington Boulevard before relocating in 2000 to its eight-acre facility in Roy, Utah. Now led by Neil Citte and Trent Citte, the family-owned business reports more than 200 years of combined RV industry experience among its purchasing team and offers sales, financing, parts and accessories, and in-house repair. The anniversary pricing gives buyers a reason to act, but the company's emphasis on towing limits and layout fit suggests the more durable value lies in matching a trailer to the vehicle and the trip.
