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Old camper or RV hauled off — running or not.
A dead camper or motorhome taking up the driveway or lot is a heavy, awkward problem. We haul it away — travel trailer, 5th wheel or motorhome — running or not, so you get the space back.
Camper & RV removal · Ocklawaha & the Lake Weir area
Around Lake Weir, old campers have a way of outliving the plans that brought them here. A travel trailer that spent twenty summers as the spare bedroom behind the family cabin. A pop-up parked under the oaks off CR 25 that hasn't been cracked open since the roof went soft. A hunting rig hauled out toward the forest one November and never hauled back. Then the property changes hands, or a letter from the county shows up, and suddenly that camper is your problem.
The Junk Sharks make it a short problem. We come to you anywhere in Ocklawaha, look the rig over, give you one flat price, and take the whole thing. No dragging anything to the road, no borrowing a truck with a hitch, no weekend spent tearing apart rotten framing by hand. Whether it still rolls or the tires sank into the sand years ago, we load it or tow it, cut it down if the site calls for it, and it leaves the same visit. Booking takes about 60 seconds online, or just call or text (352) 581-2576.

Every kind of rig
If it was built to camp in — or to bolt onto a truck — we haul it away. Around Ocklawaha, the call sheet usually looks like this:
Straightforward pricing
Camper removal in Ocklawaha starts around $149 for smaller pop-ups and tent campers and climbs from there for large travel trailers, 5th wheels and motorhomes. What moves the price is the size and type of the rig and how much teardown the job takes — a dry pop-up on decent tires is a different job than a 34-foot 5th wheel that's been settling into the ground behind a lake cabin for a decade.
Rather than guessing over the phone, we price in person. We look at the camper and the way in, hand you an exact flat number before any work starts, and that number covers everything: loading or towing, cut-down where the rig or the site needs it, hauling, and disposal — with the scrap metal recycled instead of buried. Flat tires don't add to it. A dead engine doesn't. A tight spot between the oaks and the fence line doesn't either. Compare that with doing it yourself — rental equipment, a cutting tool you'll use once, load after load to the transfer station — and the flat number usually wins on math alone, before you count the weekend. If the price works, we get started. If not, you owe nothing for the look.
Dead simple
No hauling it to the curb, no renting a truck, no throwing your back out. Four steps and it's gone.
Grab a same-day or next-day slot online, or just call — we confirm the window fast.
We size up the load and give you one flat, all-in price before we lift a thing.
Our crew carries it out — upstairs, tight halls, around corners, whatever it takes.
We leave the space clean and donate or recycle whatever still has life left in it.
Who we help
No two camper jobs around here start the same way. Some are twenty-year plans that quietly expired; some landed on you last month with a signature at a title office. The ones we see most in Ocklawaha:
A dead camper is eating your parking and your curb appeal — we clear it.
A rig left behind with no title and no plan — we haul it away.
Water-logged or storm-wrecked RVs broken down and removed.
Remove an RV flagged by the HOA or code enforcement quickly.
Clear derelict trade-ins and abandoned rigs taking up space.
The local advantage
Your home and belongings are covered from the first step to the last.
One all-in quote before we lift a thing — the price you hear is the price you pay.
Seven days a week, 6:00am–8:30pm, across Ocklawaha & Marion County.
Reusable pieces find a second home instead of the landfill.
300+ five-star reviews from Ocklawaha homeowners and businesses.
Up stairs, down halls, around corners — you never touch a thing.

Coverage
Ocklawaha jobs take us all around the lake and up to the forest line. One week it's travel trailer removal on the CR 25 loop through East Lake Weir and down into Weirsdale; the next it's a pop-up out toward Sunset Harbor or a hunting rig up through Moss Bluff near the lock and dam. Candler and the south end of Silver Springs Shores are minutes up the road, Belleview and Summerfield sit just west, and we run to camps near Lynne and the forest roads off Highway 40 too.
Camper & RV removal service areas: All service areas · Ocala · The Villages · Gainesville · Belleview · Silver Springs Shores · Inverness · Crystal River · Ocklawaha · Marion Oaks · Dunnellon · RV removal (Ocala)
Questions
Still not sure? Call (352) 581-2576 — we will give you a straight answer and a flat price.
Book Camper RemovalCamper removal starts around $149 for smaller pop-up and tent campers and goes up for large travel trailers, 5th wheels and motorhomes, based on the rig's size and how much teardown it needs. You get an exact, all-in flat quote on-site before any work begins — it covers loading or towing, any cut-down, hauling and disposal, with nothing extra tacked on for flat tires, a dead engine or a hard-to-reach spot.
Yes — that describes most of the campers we take around Lake Weir. Dead engines, seized wheel bearings, tires rotted flat into the sand, frames too rusted to tow: none of it stops the job. If the rig can't be towed or winched out in one piece, we cut it down on-site and haul it out in sections. The price you're quoted already accounts for all of that.
Usually not. A missing title is rarely an obstacle for removal and disposal — abandoned and inherited rigs with no paperwork are a regular part of our week, especially on family land around Ocklawaha. What we need is simple: you confirm the camper is yours to dispose of, and we take it from there. If anything about your situation looks unusual, call or text and we'll talk it through before booking.
Yes. We remove full-size Class A motorhomes, long travel trailers and 5th-wheel campers, not just the small stuff. Bigger rigs take more planning — how the camper comes off the property, whether it tows out or gets cut down, how the load hauls away — which is exactly why we quote on-site after seeing the rig and the access. You get one flat number for the whole job, whatever the size.
Almost always. A lot of Ocklawaha campers sit down a sand drive, behind a gate or under low oak limbs — that's typical here, not a special case. We look at the access when we quote, plan the route out, and cut the rig down if that's what the site requires. A tight or awkward spot doesn't raise your price.
Camper disposal with us isn't just a trip to the landfill. Rigs get broken down and the metal — frame, axles, siding — pulled out for recycling; even a scrap camper carries steel worth saving. As for timing, we're open seven days a week, 6am to 8:30pm, and booking takes about 60 seconds online or one call or text to (352) 581-2576. Tell us where the camper sits and we'll get you the soonest truck we can.
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Flat-rate quotes · Running or not · Same-day service across Ocklawaha & Marion County.