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A&L RV Sales, Sevierville store

New & Used RV Dealership & RV Sales in Sevierville, TN

Shop new and used travel trailers, fifth wheels, and motorhomes on Winfield Dunn Parkway, the main route between I-40 and Sevierville. Our team handles financing, trade-ins, service, and parts for East Tennessee and Smoky Mountain campers.

The short answer

A&L RV Sales Sevierville is a new and used RV dealership at 3269 Winfield Dunn Pkwy, Kodak, TN 37764, phone (865) 933-3620. It sells travel trailers, fifth wheels, and motorhomes, with financing, trade-ins, and RV service and parts. Sales hours are Monday to Friday 9 to 5:30 and Saturday 9 to 4. It serves Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, Knoxville, Seymour, and Dandridge.

Why campers shop A&L RV Sales in Sevierville

Sevier County sees RVs from every state, and our store is right on the road most of them use. Winfield Dunn Parkway connects I-40 to Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg, so the lot is easy to reach whether you live in Knoxville or you are passing through on vacation.

A&L RV Sales has been in the RV business for more than 30 years, and East Tennessee is home. The company began with a family's love of camping and still operates with a low-pressure showroom and straightforward advice. Learn more on the About page.

The Sevierville lot is one of eight A&L stores. You can browse the combined inventory online, and the team can tell you about getting a unit from another location if it is the one you want.

Sevierville store hours

Sales: Monday to Friday 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM, Saturday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, closed Sunday

Service: Monday to Friday 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Saturday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, closed Sunday

Hours can change on holidays. Call ahead to confirm.

Picking an RV that fits Smoky Mountain camping

Camping in and around the Smokies comes with a few realities. Some campgrounds inside the national park were laid out long before modern RVs, so sites can be short and roads narrow. Grades around the mountains are steep. And private parks along the Parkway can be tight to maneuver in busy season. All three point toward thinking carefully about size and setup.

RV typeWho it fitsTow or driveSmokies consideration
Travel trailerFamilies and weekendersMany half-ton trucks and some SUVs, floorplan dependentShorter models fit more park campgrounds
Fifth wheelCouples, long staysPickup with a bed hitchGreat at private resorts, check length for park sites
Destination trailerOwners who set up long termMoved occasionally by a heavy truck or transporterSeasonal sites and private land
Class CTravelers who want to skip towingDrive itEasier on narrow mountain roads than big rigs
Class AFull-timers and long-haul travelersDrive it, tow a carBest suited to larger private RV resorts

Towables lead the A&L lineup

Across our stores, travel trailers are the largest category and fifth wheels come next. East Tennessee buyers often have a truck already, and a towable lets them leave the camper at the site while they drive into the park, Pigeon Forge, or Gatlinburg without breaking camp.

Three common ways owners here use their RVs

Some of our customers camp at Douglas Lake or along the Little River most weekends and want quick setup. Others park a larger unit at a private resort near Pigeon Forge for weeks at a time. And a growing number moved to East Tennessee for the mountains and want something to take on longer trips out of state. Each of those buyers ends up with a different RV, and that is the right outcome.

What matters on mountain trips

  • Braking. A correctly adjusted brake controller and healthy trailer brakes matter on long downhill grades. Use lower gears and let the engine help.
  • Weight. Stay comfortably inside your truck's ratings. Climbing with a maxed-out truck is hard on the transmission.
  • Length. Check site limits at the campgrounds you plan to use before you buy.
  • Heat source. Mountain nights get cool much of the year. A good furnace and insulated underbelly add comfort.

Brands across A&L RV Sales

We carry thirteen manufacturers across our stores, so you can compare construction and features in one visit:

To see what is on the Sevierville lot right now, open a brand page and filter by location. When you compare, look at frame construction, roof material, slide-outs, and how easy it is to reach plumbing and wiring for service. Those details matter more over time than decor.

New or used in Sevierville

A new RV comes with manufacturer warranty coverage, current floorplans, and a known history. A used RV lets you skip the steepest depreciation and often get a larger floorplan for the same money.

If you are new to RVing and not sure how often you will go, a clean used travel trailer is a sensible way to start. If you know you will travel often and want specific features, new is often worth the higher price.

Used RV inspection basics

  • Check for soft floors near the door, bathroom, and slides, and look for ceiling stains around vents.
  • Inspect roof sealant. East Tennessee freeze and thaw cycles crack it over time.
  • Read tire date codes and budget for replacements if the tires are aging.
  • Run the furnace, AC, water heater, fridge, slides, and awning before agreeing on price.

Watch the RV specials page and the deal of the week for recent price cuts.

Financing and trade-ins in Sevierville

The Sevierville store offers full financing. Start with the online application so you shop with a realistic budget.

  • Compare total cost, not just the payment. Longer RV loan terms usually mean more interest overall.
  • Include the extras. Hitch setup, insurance, storage, and campground fees belong in the plan.
  • Past credit trouble? Our challenged credit page explains the options.
  • Ask about coverage. Look at protection products and ask whether the unit qualifies for RV Warranty Forever.

Trading in? Get a starting value on the trade-in page. Bring the title or payoff details and any maintenance records to the appraisal.

RV service near the Smokies

Our Sevierville service department works with local owners and with travelers who run into trouble on vacation. If something breaks during your trip to the mountains, call the store to describe the problem. You can also read our page on RV repair near Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

For owners who live here, a seasonal routine prevents most big repairs:

  • Spring: de-winterize, sanitize the fresh water system, inspect seals, test the AC.
  • Summer: clean AC filters and keep an eye on roof seams after storms.
  • Fall: clear leaves from the roof, check brakes and bearings, and look over batteries.
  • Winter: winterize before the first hard freeze and block entry points for rodents.

If your RV is covered by RV Warranty Forever, complete the annual maintenance in the agreement to keep coverage active. For body damage, A&L operates an RV collision center. New to towing in the mountains? Read the tow guides first.

Buying mistakes to avoid in the Smokies

  • Buying too long for where you camp. Park campgrounds and older private parks may not fit large rigs.
  • Ignoring payload. Hitch weight plus passengers and gear can exceed truck payload before tow rating becomes the problem.
  • Skipping brake setup. Have the brake controller adjusted to your loaded trailer before mountain driving.
  • Rushing the decision on vacation. If you are shopping while visiting, take the listing details home and sleep on it. Good units do sell, but regret lasts longer.
  • Forgetting storage. Know where the RV will live between trips.

Tell us about your trips and we will be honest about what fits.

Areas served by our Sevierville RV dealership

The Sevierville store serves Sevier County and East Tennessee, including Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, Kodak, Seymour, Knoxville, Dandridge, Jefferson City, Newport, Morristown, Maryville, Townsend, and Powell.

Closer to the Tri-Cities? Our Johnson City store is A&L's original location. See every store on the locations page.

Sevierville RV buyer FAQs

A&L RV Sales Sevierville is at 3269 Winfield Dunn Pkwy, Kodak, TN 37764, on the main route between I-40 and Sevierville. The phone number is (865) 933-3620. The lot is convenient for buyers coming from Knoxville, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg. Get directions and current inventory on the Sevierville location page.

Sales hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Service hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The store is closed Sunday. Call (865) 933-3620 to confirm holiday hours.

Yes. A&L's Sevierville store has a service department that handles RV repairs and parts, and it is a short drive from Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg. Call (865) 933-3620 to explain the issue and check scheduling. Visitors can also read about RV repair near the Smokies.

Site length limits vary by campground and by individual site, and some park campgrounds are better suited to smaller trailers and motorhomes. Check the National Park Service reservation listings for the exact site limits before you book. If you camp in the park often, factor those limits in when choosing an RV.

Many owners like Class C motorhomes in the mountains because they are shorter than most Class A coaches and drive more like a large truck. Use lower gears on long descents to save the brakes, and stay inside the chassis weight ratings. A test drive on a hilly route is the best way to judge a specific model.

Yes. Full financing is available at A&L Sevierville. Apply online through the financing page before visiting, then review terms and down payment options with the team. Buyers working through credit issues can start with the challenged credit page for information on available options.

For most families, a mid-size bunkhouse travel trailer hits the right balance. It sleeps everyone, fits more campground sites than a large fifth wheel, and can be towed by many full-size trucks. Look for a separate bunk room, a furnace for cool mountain nights, and outdoor storage for chairs and gear.

Ready to shop RVs in Sevierville?

Browse the Sevierville lot online, get pre-approved, and send in your trade before you visit. Then stop by 3269 Winfield Dunn Pkwy and take a look with a team that knows East Tennessee camping.