Camper & RV Center
- Prices on the lot
- Ask what's in stock
- Sells
- Towables
- Phone
- (785) 628-6123
About Camper & RV Center
Camper & RV Center on the edge of Hays is the kind of place you stop when something breaks on the road. Reviewers mention urgent repairs, camper fixes, and installations, with several noting they were helped out of a bind. One customer had a slide fixed the same day; another brought in non-working taillights and the crew traced it to a wiring problem from the factory. Parts and service are both on site. A traveler passing through found a replacement water filter housing and got to fill up with water too. Another reviewer stopped by the parts counter on a long shot and left with directions and the right part. Saturday hours come up in reviews, which helps when you're headed out for the weekend. Reviewers aren't all positive. One called out a staff member by name and described a frustrating experience with a travel trailer repair. Overall, the shop gets a 4.2 from 40 reviews, with praise for quick work and reasonable prices from several customers.
Good to know
- 4.2 stars from 40 Google reviews
- Same-day fixes reported for slide and taillight issues
- Parts counter and service department on site
- Saturday hours mentioned by reviewers
- Wheelchair accessible entrance and parking
Amenities
Sales hours
| Monday | 9am – 5:30pm |
| Tuesday | 9am – 5:30pm |
| Wednesday | 9am – 5:30pm |
| Thursday | 9am – 5:30pm |
| Friday | 9am – 5:30pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Service and parts departments often keep different hours. Call ahead before a weekend visit.
What renters mention
“The owners, Spencer and Roger, are absolutely phenomenal when you need an urgent repair, parts or purchasing a RV.” – God K., 4 months ago, on Google
“Great RV place. We are here temporarily for work. Twice these good folks have helped us out of a bind and once we just needed some regular maintenance.” – Theresa W., a year ago, on Google
“Great repair shop! We came in with non-working taillights and the crew here refused to give up when there was no simple solution. After a couple of hours, they figured out that the RV had been wired wrong by the manufacturer!” – Dean H., 8 years ago, on Google