Keystone RV Center, an independently operated dealership in Greencastle, Pennsylvania, has updated its recreational vehicle inventory and pricing campaigns for the 2026 season. The dealership is promoting RVs for sale in PA, Bargain Basement Pricing on 100 RVs, and a 2025 Model Year RV Clearance Sale that covers selected 2025 and 2024 models. The announcement signals a broad push to attract buyers as the industry moves into the new model year, with emphasis on value and selection.
The dealership’s inventory spans new and used travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, destination trailers, and Class A and Class C motorhomes. Keystone-branded units are a focus, with listings for Bullet, Sprinter, and Springdale models. For example, the 2026 Keystone Bullet Classic 18RBC is 22 feet long, weighs 4,090 pounds dry, and sleeps three. The 2026 Keystone Bullet Crossfire 2530RD is 30 feet long, weighs 6,025 pounds dry, and sleeps six. The 2026 Keystone Bullet Premium 310RES is 36 feet long, weighs 8,215 pounds dry, and sleeps five. These specifications matter to shoppers who need to match a trailer’s weight to their tow vehicle’s capacity.
Used inventory includes a 2019 Keystone Sprinter Campfire Edition 29DB, which is 34 feet long, weighs 7,418 pounds, and sleeps nine. It features a bunkhouse and outdoor entertainment. Customers searching for used RVs for sale in PA can compare pre-owned units by age, condition, length, weight, sleeping capacity, and floorplan. The dealership advises used RV shoppers to inspect roofs, seals, appliances, plumbing, electrical systems, tires, slide-outs, and maintenance records. This guidance highlights the importance of due diligence in the pre-owned market, where condition can vary widely.
Keystone RV Center maintains approximately 400 to 500 RV units on its more than 10-acre lot. The facility includes a 4,000-square-foot parts and accessories department and a 13-bay service department. Services cover sales, financing, parts, service, and repair. A spokesperson said, “We maintain approximately 400 to 500 RV units, with travel trailers, fifth wheels, and Class A and Class C motorhomes available for customers to compare. Since 1989, we have provided RV sales, service and repair, and RV parts, with financing available and terms of up to 20 years.”
For buyers, the updated inventory and clearance campaigns may mean more negotiating power and a wider selection of current and prior-year models. The emphasis on family-friendly features such as bunkhouse layouts, multiple slide-outs, and outdoor kitchens reflects growing demand for RVs that accommodate larger groups and extended trips. As the RV market continues to evolve, dealerships like Keystone RV Center are positioning themselves to serve both first-time buyers and experienced travelers. The dealership operates in Pennsylvania, a state with diverse camping destinations, and its broad inventory may appeal to customers across the region. More information about the dealership’s offerings is available on its website.
