MSRP Information
The pricing links below are the Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Pricing (MSRP) and include the suggested base price as well as available options and their prices.
NOTE1: The MSRP is the "sticker price" and just like when purchasing a new car, you will negotiate your best price with the selling dealer.
NOTE2: Dealers pay a transportation fee to ship their campers from the factory in Wakarusa, Indiana to their dealership. This means that units located on the West Coast are going to be a little more expensive than units located in the Midwest. The MSRP sheets below do not take into account transportation fees, dealer fees, or taxes.
NOTE3: The vast majority of dealers offer financing for our units and unlike when purchasing a car, which can only be financed for 5-6 years, many RVs can be financed for longer periods which dramatically lowers the monthly payments. Talk with your local dealer about your finance options for a new Soaring Eagle Camper.
Talk to your nearest Soaring Eagle Campers Authorized Dealer about availability, pricing, and options. If a dealer does not have a particular model in stock at the time of your inquiry, they can order one from the factory with the options you want.
Truck Campers for Quarter-Ton Trucks
Truck Campers for Half-Ton Trucks (and larger)
Truck Campers for ¾ Ton Trucks (and larger)
Why Buy Local?
While every consumer wants to save as much money as possible when considering their purchasing decision, there are multiple factors that you should consider. For example, we highly recommend that you work with your local dealer when purchasing your Soaring Eagle Camper. Why? For one thing, service considerations. While it is true that we build one of the highest quality truck campers on the market, we are not perfect and issues can pop up from time to time. When they do, you will want to be working with a dealer that is motivated to do everything they can to make you happy. While all Authorized Soaring Eagle dealers do perform work on our campers when service issues develop, these dealers are independently owned. As such, it should be understandable that they are very loyal to the customers who have purchased units from them. If you have not purchased your unit from them, they have not motivation to put you ahead of their own customers. This can result in long delays waiting to get a service appointment. No, this isn’t a Soaring Eagle Campers issue, it is an industry wide issue and a fact of life in the RV business. If you do make the decision not to purchase from your local dealer in order to save a few bucks, just understand that when it comes to getting service work done you will probably be better off traveling back to the dealership you purchased the unit from - who will be more motivated to get your unit repaired quickly. We suggest that you consider all factors before making your purchasing decision.
