RV auctions in Pennsylvania
Rigs physically located in Pennsylvania — the ones you can go and look at before you bid. Repo houses, Pennsylvania state and county surplus sales, salvage yards and eBay Motors sellers, all in one list with the time left on every lot.
Open lots
1996 Sandpiper Bumper Pull Camper
Travel Trailer
$13
2007 Sunline Solaris 24' Towable Camper
Travel Trailer24 ft
$40
2014 Forest River Palomini Bumper Pull Camper
Travel Trailer
No bid
2012 KZ Sportsman Classic 18' Towable Camper
Travel Trailer18 ft
$30
1973 Blazon 2 Ale Camper Trailer (TITLE)
Travel Trailer
$35
1995 Prowler 21' Towable Camper
Travel Trailer21 ft
$25
2002 Palomino 22' Towable Camper
Travel Trailer22 ft
$25
2013 Augusta Flex 28' Towable Camper
Travel Trailer28 ft
$25
2016 Jayco Eagle 360QB0K Travel Trailer
Travel Trailer
No bid
2005 Crossroads Cruiser 30RL Travel Trailer
Travel Trailer
No bid
2001 Signature 36' Fifth Wheel Camper
Fifth Wheel36 ft
$25
Mckenzie Starwood 24' Fifth Wheel Camper
Fifth Wheel24 ft
$25
32' Fifth Wheel Camper
Fifth Wheel32 ft
$25
2000 Coachman Santara 35' RV
Motorhome35 ft
$25
2003 Winnebago Sunova 28' RV
Motorhome28 ft
$425
2001 Winnebago Journey 32' RV
Motorhome32 ft
$7,250
5th wheel Travel Trailer
Fifth Wheel
$10
Questions
Where do RV auctions in Pennsylvania come from?
State and county surplus programs, police impound and abandoned-vehicle sales, bank repossessions consigned to regional auction houses, insurance salvage yards and private sellers on eBay Motors. RVBidFind reads the public listings from each and shows them together.
Can I inspect a rig before bidding?
Usually, yes — most auction houses publish preview days and surplus lots can be viewed by appointment. The lot page on the auction site lists the location and preview hours; the location shown here tells you whether it is a drive away.