RnR RV Center has published an online inventory of five recreational vehicles spanning motorhomes, travel trailers, and a truck camper, with advertised prices that collectively sit $153,969 below their combined manufacturer's suggested retail prices. For shoppers researching RVs for sale in Spokane, Washington, the listings provide specific prices, dimensions, and floorplans that can be compared directly, rather than requiring buyers to estimate from generic specifications. The featured units give shoppers a concrete starting point for weighing vehicle type, length, and sleeping capacity against their travel plans.
The advertised differences from MSRP are substantial across categories. A 2026 Forest River Rockwood GEO Pro G20FK travel trailer, stock #76174, is listed at $34,998 against an MSRP of $45,546, a difference of $10,548; it measures about 21 feet, sleeps four, and includes a bunkhouse, front kitchen, and one slide-out. A 2026 Keystone Cougar 22RBSWE, stock #76202, is listed at $35,998 against an MSRP of $56,599, a difference of $20,601; the 26-foot trailer sleeps four and includes a U-shaped dinette, front bedroom, and one slide-out. A 2025 Adventurer 89RBS truck camper, stock #76508, is listed at $44,998 against an MSRP of $62,776, a difference of $17,778; it measures roughly 17 feet, sleeps three, and has one slide-out.
Motorhome options include a 2027 Winnebago Revel 44C Class B diesel motorhome, stock #76511, listed at $159,998 against an MSRP of $224,368, a difference of $64,370. The 20-foot model sleeps two and uses a 2.0-liter high-output turbo-diesel four-cylinder engine on a Mercedes-Benz all-wheel-drive Sprinter chassis, with 210 watts of solar capacity specified in its listing. A 2027 Coachmen Leprechaun 210QSS Class C motorhome, stock #76480, is listed at $79,998 against an MSRP of $120,670, a difference of $40,672; it measures approximately 24 feet, sleeps six, and has a 6.6-liter V8 engine rated at 401 horsepower. Buyers comparing motorhomes for sale in Spokane can use those figures to assess size, engine configuration, and sleeping capacity side by side.
The announcement matters beyond sticker prices because RV ownership involves maintenance, repairs, and replacement parts, and access to that support can shape where buyers purchase. RnR RV Center's Liberty Lake facility has 40 service bays, more than 15 Certified Master Technicians, a collision and repair center, a chassis shop with four RV lifts, and warranty and renovation departments. Its parts department exceeds 10,000 square feet and handles in-stock, special-order, and online parts. The dealership reports priority service scheduling for customers who purchase RVs from its locations, a detail that may influence buyers who expect to travel far from home.
For shoppers who prefer a compact setup, truck campers fit into compatible pickup beds and do not require towing a separate trailer, though buyers should check their truck's payload rating, the camper's loaded weight, and the vehicle manufacturer's compatibility guidance, since passengers, cargo, and accessories count toward available payload capacity. Customers looking for campers in Spokane can compare that unit at the Liberty Lake location.
Ray L. Bunney, owner of RnR RV Center, said shoppers should compare vehicle weight, sleeping space, and intended use with their travel plans, and should also review maintenance access and parts support, especially if they expect to travel far from home. The advertised differences represent listed gaps from MSRP, not independent estimates of market value, and selected new RV listings state that dealer preparation, transportation, and customer orientation are included at no extra charge. Prices, specifications, availability, and applicable terms should be confirmed with the dealership.
