Tips to help sell our unit

If it's a trailer, I'd make sure you have a tongue lock on it. Sounds like you've picked a good spot for proper attention (assuming the state park isn't about to close for the season.)

“2016 Camper” isn’t very informative. Different methods for each type of RV.

Better to keep it in a clean secure area where it is easy for you to show it to buyers. Priced right with good pictures on Craigslist works for most people. Be sure it is clean inside and out with all your personal items removed. If you can, have power to the unit so the buyer can see that everything works.

if you go to Craig's
list watch out for scammers

Cash Cash and Only Cash or meet at a your/their Bank and do the transaction..

Fix everything that might have been annoying you but you never bothered to fix. Clean sells! Remove the personal items and only leave in things that will come with the trailer. Most importantly, follow timmac’s advice with the sale.
Good luck!

Put it on Ebay....but don't sell it through Ebay.

I listed a 2013 in 2015 on Craigslist, RVtrader, and RVT. The commerical sites cost me $75 each without a hit and CL was nothing but tirekickers and lowballers. Two days on Ebay and had a buyer in Arkansas. (Were in PA) Use ebay as an advertising tool.

You just advertised it on here.

Research a reasonable price, not an emotional price, or one that you have to get due to how much you owe on it.

When coming up with the price, try to put yourself in the buyers shoes, and figure out what YOU would pay for YOUR trailer. Then price a few hundred over that so when you get someone really interested, you have a little negotiation room. New buyer can feel good he knocked you down a bit, and you can feel you got a reasonable price.

Mike

Tip: If you have a loan on it, you are most likely upside down on your payments. That means you owe more money than than the RV is actually worth at resale.

If you are expecting to sell at a price to get out of your current loan, you are asking too much money for it.

If you want to just sell it and get rid of it, lower the price! If you are trying to make a profit on it, forget it! It probably won't happen. It will be for sale for along time.

If you park it in a high visible location, make sure you keep insurance paid up to date on it. Remove the battery and remove the propane tanks so they won't get stolen. And hope no one vandalizes or breaks into it and destroy stuff.