Hilltop Camper & RV is directing attention to its current inventory of Class C motorhomes for sale in MN and other recreational vehicles as the dealership celebrates its 75th anniversary in 2026. The family-owned business, which operates locations in Alexandria, Brainerd, Fridley, and Rochester, is promoting new and used RVs, including remaining 2026 models available through current specials. The timing aligns with the fall camping season, a period when Minnesota travelers contend with shorter daylight hours and cooler overnight temperatures.
The push matters because it gives shoppers a clear look at how RV types differ in ways that affect real trips. For example, a listed 2027 Jayco Redhawk SE 22CF measures about 25 feet, sleeps four, and has one slide, while a larger 2027 Jayco Greyhawk 29MV stretches to 32 feet, sleeps six, and includes two slides. The Redhawk uses a 7.3-liter V8 engine rated at 325 horsepower. These specifications help buyers compare motorhome layouts based on sleeping capacity, campsite size, and towing needs.
Hilltop also lists towable options. A 2026 Keystone RV Bullet Classic 21BHC travel trailer in the Twin Cities measures 25 feet, weighs 4,280 pounds, and sleeps seven with a bunkhouse and Murphy bed floorplan. The dealership states that advertised special prices carry no extra dealer fees added by Hilltop Camper & RV, though taxes, title/registration, and other costs remain separate. For shoppers focused on the Rochester area, hilltop campers in Rochester, MN include a used 1993 Starcraft Starlite STARFLYER folding pop-up camper, while a used 2015 Starcraft Comet Hardside H1232SB is listed in Brainerd as sale pending.
Owner Mike Pearo said RV shoppers are paying close attention to how a camper fits their travel plans. “With different RV types and floorplans available across Minnesota, comparing these practical details can help shoppers identify a recreational vehicle that fits weekend travel, family camping, or longer road trips,” Pearo said. The dealership’s online inventory search allows comparisons by location, type, model year, exterior length, weight, sleeping capacity, and floorplan.
Interest in older units remains part of the market. Searches for a 2000 StarCraft pop-up camper reflect demand for compact camping units or restoration projects, though Hilltop’s current online inventory does not identify a 2000 StarCraft model as available. The 1993 Starlite listing in Rochester provides a current example of an older folding camper for buyers who compare condition, equipment, and dimensions.
Hilltop Camper & RV was founded by Roy Pearo in 1951 in Hilltop, Minnesota, and is now a third-generation dealership with four locations, dozens of service bays, and four RV parts stores. It received the Blue Ribbon Award from RV Business Magazine in 2025, recognizing it among the top five RV dealerships in North America for customer service and community involvement. For shoppers mapping a visit, the dealership’s Brainerd location can be found via Hilltop Camper & RV.
As inventory moves between locations or sells, available units, pricing, and specifications can change. The broader implication is that Minnesota buyers planning fall trips have a wider set of used and new choices to weigh, from compact folding campers to full-featured Class C motorhomes, at a time when matching an RV to actual travel plans matters more than ever.
