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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 · The Villages & Sumter County
Nobody moves to The Villages to keep feeding a camper. Somewhere between the closing on the villa and the life you actually live here — golf in the morning, a show at the square at night — that travel trailer or motorhome stopped earning its keep. Deed compliance means it can't sit beside the house, so it went into a storage lot off CR-466 or US-301, quietly collecting rent while the tires went flat and the roof seams opened up.
Selling a rig in that condition is a months-long headache of lowball offers and no-shows, and towing it anywhere yourself isn't happening. The Junk Sharks make it a one-visit fix: we come to the home or the storage lot, look the camper over, quote one flat number before we touch a thing, and haul it away for good. Travel trailers, 5th wheels, motorhomes, pop-ups — running or not, titled or not, wedged in tight or sitting on rims. You keep your tee time; we handle the camper. Booking takes about 60 seconds online, or call or text (352) 581-2576 and reach a real person, seven days a week.

Every kind of rig
If it was ever towed, driven or slid into a truck bed, we remove it. Around The Villages, the most common calls are for:
Straightforward pricing
Camper pricing comes down to three things: the size of the rig, the type, and how much teardown it takes to get it out of where it sits. Smaller units — pop-up and tent campers — start around $149. Full-size travel trailers, 5th wheels and motorhomes run more from there, scaling with length and the labor involved.
What we don't do is guess over the phone and adjust later. We look at the camper and its access in person, hand you one flat, all-in number, and only start once you've agreed to it. That number covers the whole job: loading or towing, cutting the rig down if the spot demands it, hauling, and proper disposal — including recycling the frame, axles and aluminum for scrap.
The things that make a camper impossible to sell don't make it cost more to remove. Four flat tires, an engine that won't crank, a storage row with two feet of clearance on either side — none of it changes your price. For plenty of Villagers, the math settles itself: removal costs less than another year of storage rent on a rig that's never leaving that lot under its own power.
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
Every camper we take out of The Villages has a story, and most of them sound like one of these:
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 The Villages & Marion County.
Reusable pieces find a second home instead of the landfill.
300+ five-star reviews from The Villages homeowners and businesses.
Up stairs, down halls, around corners — you never touch a thing.

Coverage
The Villages isn't one place — it's dozens of villages spread across Sumter, Marion and Lake counties, and we cover all of it. That means the established neighborhoods up near Spanish Springs and around Lake Sumter Landing, the homes south of CR-466A near Brownwood Paddock Square, and the newer villages pushing south toward Fenney. It also means the surrounding towns Villagers actually use every day: Lady Lake, Fruitland Park, Summerfield, Oxford, Wildwood and Leesburg — including the storage facilities strung along US-301 and CR-466 where so many of these rigs end up.
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 RemovalRemoval starts around $149 for smaller pop-up and tent campers and goes up from there for travel trailers, 5th wheels and motorhomes, based on size and how much teardown the job takes. We give you an exact flat quote on-site before any work begins, and it covers loading or towing, cut-down where needed, hauling and disposal. Flat tires, a dead engine or tricky access don't add anything to the price.
Yes. Most of the campers we haul out of The Villages area don't run, won't roll, or both. We bring the equipment to load or tow a dead rig, and if it can't come out in one piece, we cut it down on-site. A seized engine, rotted tires or a decade of sitting doesn't change whether we can take it — only size and teardown affect the price.
Usually not. A missing title generally isn't an obstacle to removal and disposal — we handle derelict and abandoned campers regularly. What we ask is simple: confirm the rig is yours to dispose of. That covers most situations we see around The Villages, including inherited campers and rigs left at storage facilities. If your situation is unusual, call or text and we'll talk it through before we schedule.
Yes. Large motorhomes are a regular job for us, including rigs boxed into narrow storage rows off CR-466 and US-301 or parked tight beside a villa. When a camper can't be towed out whole, we cut it down where it sits and haul it out in sections. Tight access changes our approach, not your bill — the flat quote we give on-site is the number you pay.
It gets dismantled and disposed of properly. Steel frames, axles, aluminum siding and other metals are separated and recycled for scrap, and the rest goes to licensed disposal facilities. Nothing gets dumped in a field or parked on some roadside lot. When we say the camper is gone for good, we mean it — you won't be getting a call about it a year from now.
Often, yes. We run seven days a week, 6am to 8:30pm, and The Villages is a short drive from our Ocala headquarters, so we can usually get eyes on a rig quickly. Call or text (352) 581-2576 with where the camper sits, and we'll tell you honestly whether today works or tomorrow is realistic. If you're up against a deed-compliance deadline, say so — we prioritize those dates.
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Flat-rate quotes · Running or not · Same-day service across The Villages & Marion County.