North Carolina RV Dealer Show Raleigh State Fairgrounds

Yes, there were a lot of truck campers. My wife even went in some, and she doesn't like truck campers. (Mainly because of the shower-toilet shoilet as she calls it). Didn't know they could put so many slides on them.
I didn't check the weight, but this one had to be heavy!

I would have loved to go ,I had to work. Like you said so many in one place.

Holy Guacamole!!!! I never thought I would see this many truck campers in the same place. My head is still spinning.

The folks at D & H RV in Apex, NC had the show stoppers including a tricked out Host Mammoth with a washer/dryer in it. I never thought I would see the day!

But my husband was most impressed with the Bigfoots (as I knew he would be) The dealer that carries them is where we got our Northstar (A&M in Kitrell, NC). Nice folks that said they would gladly take the Northstar on trade. I had to drag Bobby out of there!

All in all, well worth the 5 hour drive. Kuddos to the NCRVDA.

Thanks, Gary.

I am really excited about seeing this many truck campers in one spot.
We had hit both A&M and D&H when we found our Northstar. Both very nice people. Glad to see they have both picked up new lines. I want my husband to check out the Bigfoots.

We went to a show here in WV this past weekend and when I told dealers I had a truck camper, they looked at me like I had horns. I told one guy he would eat his words in a few years. I was riding the wave of the future.

WV... the vast majority of units are inside two buildings(or at least were last year). There are units outside between the two buildings. It generally takes us a few hours to walk the show. That includes climbing in several units. It is by no means a huge show... although it is a fair representation of most types of units. Hereis the layout...

Gary

K Mac, you still in for the show? We have changed our minds 3 times and have settled on a quicky trip- going down early Saturday and returning Sunday. We also need to plan time for Bass Pro. BTW, on the NC RV Dealers site, you can buy discount tickets...save a buck or 2.

I have a question for those of you that have attended before. Are RV's inside and out? Do we have a HUGE territory to cover? It looks like the weather will co-operate, so I guess I won't have to worry about rain. I am just hoping we can get it all done in a day. Since there isn't boats, I should be able to keep Mr. ADD focused and moving. I am kinda interested in seeing some Park Model/Destination trailers for retirement.

Thanks for any input.

Thanks Gary, unfortunately, website says March opening date.

K Mac, we've been the last few years. Up until last year, there have been very few truck campers. Last year, the dealer mentioned brought several units, it was great to see his selection! Hopefully, he do that again. As for camping, it is a safe area and the fairgrounds has security. However, be sure you make reservations as there are limited spaces. If you can't get a spot, check out Umstead State park. It is about 15 minute from the fairgrounds and has decent sites.
Gary

K Mac... Just got the word!!! The Bass Pro Spring Fishing Classic (with rod/reel trade-in) is the weekend of the Raleigh show. spring classic

Looks like the Concord store has a better line up of pros and seminars. But that is a drive!

Hope to see you there!

K Mac...the closest Bass Pro is in Cary Cary Bass Pro Not too far. Not a huge store, but any Bass Pro will do!

The one in Concord Concord Bass Prois much larger.

I'll let you know as soon as I find the dates for the rod/reel trade in if you are interested. We usually spend hundreds of $$ on a trip for a $30-$45 credit on a reel...go figure!

Let's try a TC hook up for anyone going.

BTW, GoinThisAway, who is organizing the April Truck Camper Rally in Gatlinburg, has a Big Foot. Maybe if there isn't one at the show, you can join us at the rally and check her's out.