Every RV purchase starts with a picture of the trips ahead: a campfire at dusk, a quiet morning at the shore, the kids asleep in the back bunks. Few buyers picture the paperwork, the maintenance schedule or the day a part needs replacing. A family-owned dealership in Cape May Court House has built its business around the full ownership picture, and it has done so since 1972.
A Local Name Since 1972
Driftwood RV Center has operated for more than five decades on the Cape May peninsula. That history matters in a market where dealerships come and go. Buyers who shop here are dealing with a business that has stayed in the same community and kept its doors open through changing seasons, changing models and changing travel habits.
The dealership is family owned, which shapes how it works with customers. A purchase here is not meant to be a one-time handoff. Driftwood handles sales, service and parts, so the people who help a customer choose an RV are part of the same operation that keeps it running later.
Every Type of RV Under One Name
Shoppers looking for RVs for sale in NJ often find that dealers specialize in one corner of the market. Driftwood sells both new and used RVs across several categories:
- Travel trailers, a common starting point for first-time owners and families
- Fifth wheels, popular with buyers who want more living space
- Destination Trailers, a perfect option for a seasonal campsite
- Park models, suited to people who want a vacation home instead of a road rig
That range lets a buyer compare options without driving from lot to lot. A retiree weighing a destination trailer against a park model can look at both in one visit. A young family choosing between a travel trailer and a fifth wheel can see how the layouts differ in person.
New or Used: A Real Choice
Not every camper wants to buy new, and not every budget points toward a used unit. Driftwood stocks both, which gives buyers room to decide based on their own priorities rather than whatever happens to be on the lot. Someone buying a first RV may start with a used travel trailer to learn the lifestyle. Another buyer may want a new fifth wheel for the latest floor plans.
The dealership's team can talk through those tradeoffs. The business description is simple: new and used RVs, plus the service and parts to support them.
Service and Parts Keep the Trips Going
An RV sits idle for part of the year, then works hard when the weather warms. That cycle makes reliable service a practical need, not a bonus. Driftwood operates a service department and a parts counter alongside its sales floor, so owners can handle routine upkeep and repairs with the same dealership that sold them the unit.
For owners, that setup saves time. There is no need to hunt for an outside shop that knows the brand, and no need to explain a purchase history to a stranger. The dealership that sold the RV also keeps it on the road.
Serving Those Who Serve
Driftwood's customer base includes military personnel and first responders, groups that often look for time away from demanding schedules. For them, a camper or a park model can mean a dependable place to recharge, whether that is a weekend at a campground or a getaway close to the Jersey Shore. Readers in these groups can ask the dealership directly about any programs available to them.
What to Expect on a Visit
The Cape May Court House location puts shoppers within easy reach of South Jersey's beaches, campgrounds and shore towns. That proximity makes it simple to tour inventory, ask questions about service and parts, and get a feel for the team before making a decision.
Buyers should come with a few basics in mind: how many people will travel, where they plan to camp, and whether they want to tow or drive. Those answers help narrow the field quickly, and the staff can take it from there.
Visit Driftwood RV Center
Driftwood RV Center is located at 999 You Save, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210. Browse inventory and learn more at driftwoodrvcenter.com. Follow the dealership on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest and TikTok.
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