Ray Wakley’s Car Care & RV Center has updated its travel trailer inventory and rental fleet, a move that gives Pennsylvania RV shoppers and vacationers a wider set of options for family travel and outdoor recreation. The North East dealership now features the 2027 Coachmen RV American Spirit 3070BH, a 37-foot bunkhouse model with separate rear bunkrooms and an outdoor kitchen, according to its published listings. The floor plan is designed to appeal to families or groups who want distinct sleeping areas, and it is now available for buyers comparing campers for sale in Northeast PA.
The American Spirit 3070BH is listed with a sleeping capacity of up to six people, one slide-out, and a weight of 7,038 pounds. Those specifications give shoppers a starting point for comparing floor plans and towing requirements, though the dealership cautions that the listed weight is not the trailer’s fully loaded travel weight. Buyers should confirm their tow vehicle can handle the trailer, passengers, cargo, and hitch load before purchasing.
Alongside the American Spirit, Ray Wakley’s also lists two Coachmen Northern Spirit Ultra Lite models, the 2565FK and 2353RB, which offer different layouts for buyers who prefer a front kitchen or a front bedroom. The 2565FK is a 30-foot trailer with two slide-outs and sleeping for two, while the 2353RB measures 26 feet with one slide-out and sleeping for two. Shoppers searching for Spirit travel trailers can compare these three Coachmen models based on the number of travelers, interior preferences, and towing vehicle.
For travelers who prefer not to tow, the dealership also offers Class C motorhome rentals, including two EAST TO WEST Entrada models. The 30-foot Entrada 2700NS sleeps up to eight people, while the 25-foot Entrada 24RL sleeps up to four. Both are listed at $185 per night from June 1 through Sept. 30 and $160 per night from Oct. 1 through May 31. These motorhome rentals in PA give vacationers different vehicle lengths and sleeping capacities to consider, though availability and current charges should be confirmed directly with the dealership.
The announcement matters because it broadens the choices available to Pennsylvania residents and visitors planning RV trips, whether they are buying a trailer or renting a motorhome. The dealership, which has operated as a family-owned business since 1978, also provides parts, maintenance, repairs, trade-ins, financing, and collision work. Its inventory includes models from Coachmen, Forest River, EAST TO WEST, and Winnebago, and its services support RV owners across the region. More information about the dealership is available through its Ray Wakley’s Car Care & RV Center page, and the company’s full inventory and rental details can be found on its https://www.wakleyrv.com/ website.
For travelers exploring the region, the expanded lineup comes as Pennsylvania continues to attract outdoor enthusiasts, and the dealership’s rental terms include minimum rental periods, deposits, and mileage conditions that renters should review before booking. The combination of bunkhouse trailers and Class C rentals positions Ray Wakley’s to serve both first-time buyers and vacationers seeking a temporary home on wheels.
