Camper & RV removal
Camper & RV Removal in Northwest Arkansas
A camper past its last season takes up a lot of room and won’t leave on its own. We haul old campers, most of the time up to about 24 feet, whole or cut up depending on their condition, and take them to the right disposal site.
Campers we haul
What we haul off
We can handle fluids, propane tanks and batteries for an extra charge.
- Pop-up campers
- Travel trailers
- Fifth-wheels
- Truck campers
- Most campers up to about 24 feet
- Bigger ones assessed job by job
How it works
Simple, upfront, done in a visit
Send photos
Text photos of the camper, its size and where it sits.
Whole or in pieces
Depending on its condition, we haul it whole or cut it up.
Disposed of properly
It goes to a junk yard, the landfill or a recycler, depending on what it is.
When people call us
When it’s time for camper & rv removal
- An old camper or travel trailer won’t make another season.
- A roof leak or water damage made it not worth fixing.
- A property sale needs the camper gone.
- You inherited a camper you don’t want.
How camper & rv removal is priced
Every camper job is assessed individually. Call or text photos for a quote.
Disposal fees are included in the price we give you. Handling fluids, propane tanks and batteries is extra.
Get a Free EstimateLocal rules
Campers and city pickups
Campers and RVs aren’t on any of the city bulky lists we checked, and neither is much of what rides along in one.
- Rogers: Batteries and automotive fluids are on GFL’s not-accepted list for bulk pickup.
- Springdale: Free liquids such as paint or chemicals aren’t allowed in a bulky waste pile.
- Benton County: Household hazardous materials and metal items can go to the District’s special-waste drop-off sites, where fees and material limits apply.
From City of Rogers: GFL Curbside Waste, City of Springdale: Bulky Waste Program and Benton County Solid Waste District, checked September 30, 2026. Rules and fees change, so confirm with your city before you set anything out. Chums is not affiliated with any city, district or hauler.
Common questions
Camper & RV Removal questions
How big a camper can you take?
Most of the time we take campers up to about 24 feet. Anything bigger, we assess job by job.
Do you haul it whole or cut it up?
Depending on its condition, we haul a camper whole or cut it up.
What about propane tanks, fluids and batteries?
We can handle them for an extra charge.
Where does the camper go?
Campers go to the right disposal site for what they are: a junk yard, the landfill or a recycler. Everything is disposed of properly.
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Ready for camper & rv removal?
Text a photo of what needs to go and get an upfront price — no site visit, no obligation.