RV auctions in Texas
Rigs physically located in Texas — the ones you can go and look at before you bid. Repo houses, Texas state and county surplus sales, salvage yards and eBay Motors sellers, all in one list with the time left on every lot.
Open lots
2015 Woldwood by Forest River RV Camper Trailer
Travel Trailer
$1,500
2019 Elkridge by Heartland RV Camper Gooseneck Trailer
Travel Trailer
$2,700
Highland Ridge Open Range RV
Motorhome
$4,300
Sportsman RV
Motorhome
$2,100
Avenger RV Caldwell, TX
Motorhome
No bid
2011 Ford F53 Class A Motorhome RV | 6.8L V10 Triton | Only 21,352 Miles
Class A21,352 mi
$1,100
2022 Keystone Sprinter RV
Motorhome
$9,000
Starcraft Motorhome
Motorhome
$950
2019 Coleman by Keystone RV Camping Trailer
Travel Trailer
$5,250
Dutchman sport camper needs works
Travel Trailer
No bid
2009 Forest River Wildcat Camping Trailer
Travel Trailer
$850
Coachmen Clipper Travel Trailer
Travel Trailer
$650
Questions
Where do RV auctions in Texas 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.