Schaap's RV Traveland is drawing attention to its current lineup of travel trailers, fifth wheels, destination trailers, and motorhomes in Sioux Falls, a move that matters for South Dakota buyers who are comparing layouts, towing requirements, and long-term ownership costs in a market where inventory changes frequently. The dealership, which has operated in the region since 1957, said its inventory includes several Forest River brands and both new and used RVs, giving customers a broader set of options for weekend camping, extended trips, and seasonal stays.
The company specifically lists Forest River Cedar Creek fifth wheels for buyers seeking spacious fifth-wheel floor plans, along with Cedar Creek Cottage destination trailers that come in multiple lengths, weights, and layouts. It also carries Cherokee Wolf Pup travel trailers and Timberwolf destination trailers, including the Timberwolf Black Label configuration. According to the announcement, these categories are intended to serve buyers with different vehicle requirements and sleeping capacities, and the dealership noted that available floor plans and specifications can change as units move through inventory.
The emphasis on variety is significant because RV buyers often face a trade-off between towability and living space, and access to multiple Forest River lines in one location lets shoppers compare those trade-offs directly rather than across several dealerships. For customers researching campers in South Sioux Falls, the dealership positions its listings as a starting point for matching floor plans and weights to planned travel.
Beyond sales, Schaap's RV Traveland said its parts department and certified RV service department support owners after the purchase. The company states that its trained technicians service nearly any brand of RV, and the parts department supplies components and accessories for existing units. That combination matters in a region where service capacity can influence where owners buy, since maintenance and repair access is a recurring concern for RV owners planning trips across South Dakota and beyond.
Lyle Schaap, president of Schaap's RV Traveland, said the current inventory gives customers several RV categories to compare, from towable travel trailers to motorhomes with integrated living space, and noted that the dealership continues to serve South Dakota RV buyers with new and used inventory while maintaining parts and service support. The family-owned business, which has had three generations of the Schaap family involved, also carries toy haulers, A-frames, pop-up campers, and motorhomes, according to the announcement.
The update also points to the dealership's broader role in the local market. Customers can review current listings and RV sales in the South Dakota region, and the company maintains a public presence through its media room and its dealership website. For buyers, the practical implication is that inventory breadth and service capability are being presented together, which can reduce the risk of purchasing an RV without a local support path for maintenance and parts.
