Camper Removal in Levittown, PA

Longship Junk Removal of Levittown hauls away old campers, travel trailers, motorhomes, and fifth-wheels left rotting on driveways, side yards, and newly purchased properties across Levittown and Lower Bucks County. We’ve done this for 15+ years, and here’s the part most callers don’t expect: an old camper is a paid removal job, not a free “take it for parts” pickup. Scrap and salvage value almost never covers the tow-off, dismantling, and disposal work a non-roadworthy travel trailer or fifth-wheel actually needs. Tell us the size and condition — even a rough 1987-era Gulf Stream-style unit — and we’ll get you one upfront price before anything moves. Call (267) 609-9327 and we’ll set up your quote.

Types of Camper & RV Removal We Handle in Levittown

Whatever kind of camper is sitting on your property, point at it — we tow it off, cut it down, or winch it out, and haul it away for one upfront price. Here’s how we handle the different types.

Old & Abandoned Camper Removal

This is the most common call we get: a camper left behind on a property, sometimes by a previous owner nobody can reach. We assess whether it can still be towed intact or needs to be dismantled on-site, because dry-rot, delamination, and a missing or expired title usually rule out a straight tow. Age and condition are what set the price, not the calendar year on the VIN plate.

Travel Trailer Removal

Bumper-pull travel trailers — the same class as a roughly 30-foot unit like a Gulf Stream SunVista — get towed off with a proper ball hitch and A-frame coupler when the tandem axle still rolls. If the wheels or axles have seized from years sitting in one spot, we cut the frame down on-site instead. Either way, weight and length drive the volume we haul.

Fifth-Wheel Camper Removal

Fifth-wheels hitch into a truck bed rather than a bumper, using a kingpin and gooseneck setup. They’re heavier and longer than a standard travel trailer, which means more equipment and more labor to move — and that’s reflected honestly in the quote before we touch it.

Motorhome & RV Removal (Class A & C)

Self-propelled motorhomes that no longer run still need to come off the property. We handle non-running units with a tow or winch-off, and we deal with fuel and battery removal safely before the chassis and coach go anywhere.

Pop-Up & Tent Camper Removal

Pop-up and canvas tent trailers with a folding lift system are lighter and faster to haul than a full-size trailer. These are usually our quickest camper jobs, often same-day when the schedule allows.

Non-Running / Non-Roadworthy Camper Removal

This is the exact scenario behind most “is it free” calls we get. An old camper that can’t legally or safely travel on the road isn’t a tow-away job — it’s a winch, a flatbed, and an on-site teardown crew. That equipment and labor is exactly why removal isn’t free just because the unit has some scrap value.

Camper Removal from a Newly Bought Property

If you just closed on a property and the previous owner left a camper behind, you’re not alone — it’s one of the most common calls in this business. We clear it as a standalone haul, or fold it into a full lot-clearance or estate cleanout so the whole property is ready to use in one visit.

Junk Camper & Scrap RV Removal

People often assume a rusted-out camper has enough parts or scrap value to cover the removal cost — it almost never does. We do take junk and salvage campers, and we recycle the scrap steel and aluminum siding along with any e-waste from onboard electronics, but the labor to get it off your property is still a paid job.

Camper Shell, Slide-In & Truck-Camper Removal

Slide-in and cab-over truck campers are lighter and faster to remove than a full trailer. These smaller units are usually among the most affordable camper hauls we do.

Storm-Damaged or Water-Damaged Camper Removal

Campers left outdoors for years often show water intrusion, mold, and subfloor rot long before the frame gives out. We remove the whole unit and leave the spot broom-clean, not just hauled-off debris.

Whole-Property Cleanouts Including a Camper

If the camper is just one item in a larger mess — an inherited lot, a foreclosure, or a hoarding situation — we bundle it into a full estate cleanout for one price instead of a separate line item.

Camper Type	How It’s Typically Removed	What Drives the Price
Pop-up / tent camper	Towed intact	Size, weight, access
Travel trailer (bumper-pull)	Towed if axles roll; cut down if seized	Length, condition, tow vs. dismantle
Fifth-wheel	Towed with gooseneck/kingpin hitch	Weight, size, equipment needed
Motorhome (Class A/C)	Tow or winch-off, non-running units handled	Chassis condition, fuel/battery handling
Slide-in / truck camper	Lifted or towed off	Size, access, condition
Non-roadworthy / rotted unit	On-site teardown, flatbed hauling	Dismantling labor, disposal fees

Why Homeowners in Lower Bucks Call Us for Camper Removal

• 15+ years clearing homes and properties across Lower Bucks County — not a franchise dispatched in from another county.
• One upfront price, locked before we lift or tow a thing — the quote is the most you pay.
• Uniformed, background-checked crew with proper equipment for tow-offs and on-site teardowns.
• We do the towing, cutting, and lifting — you point at the camper, we handle the rest.
• We recycle scrap metal from old campers and dispose of the rest responsibly.
• Same-day and next-day scheduling when the job allows.

How Camper Removal Works — From Call to Hauled Away

1. Call us or send a few photos of the camper — make, approximate size, and condition, even a rough older unit like a 30-foot travel trailer.
2. Our line is answered 24/7, and a team member follows up with your quote so you’re not left guessing.
3. You approve the price before anything moves — that number is the most you’ll pay, no surprise fees added later.
4. We schedule the job, often same-day or next-day depending on the crew’s route.
5. Our crew tows the camper off intact, or dismantles it on-site if it’s not roadworthy, and hauls it away.
6. We sweep the spot broom-clean before we leave.

Straight Talk on Camper Removal Pricing

Camper removal is not free, even when the unit looks like it has parts worth salvaging. Scrap and salvage value on an old travel trailer or motorhome rarely covers the labor, towing equipment, and disposal fees involved in getting it off your property legally. That’s the honest answer we give every caller who assumes an old camper offsets its own removal cost.

What actually moves the price: the camper’s size and length, whether it can be towed intact or has to be cut down on-site, its condition (rot, mold, storm damage), how accessible it is on the property, and disposal fees for the frame and materials. We don’t quote blind over the phone — a team member reviews photos or the property details first, then gives you one upfront number. [Specific price ranges verify with current job data.] Seniors and veterans get 10% off the quoted price. If the camper is part of a larger cleanout, ask us to bundle it in.

Where We Remove Campers — Levittown & Lower Bucks County

We serve Levittown, PA and Lower Bucks County — not the wider Northeast. We’re not able to travel to every property that finds our number online; if you’re outside our service radius, we’ll tell you plainly rather than string you along. Being local means we already know Levittown’s layout, from the classic Levittowner and Rancher models to the larger Country Clubber estates, and we’re familiar with the named sections across town — that’s real local knowledge, not a script.

Beyond Levittown, we regularly haul campers in Fairless Hills, Tullytown, Bristol, Morrisville, Langhorne, Penndel, Croydon, Yardley, Newtown, Bensalem, Feasterville-Trevose, and other Bucks County communities. You can see our full service scope and other cleanout work at Longship Junk Removal of Levittown. If you’re unsure whether your address falls in range, just ask when you call.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will you take my old camper for free for the parts?

No — camper removal is a paid service. Scrap and salvage value on an old camper rarely covers the cost of towing, dismantling, and disposing of it properly, so we charge to remove it. You’ll get one upfront price before any work begins, and that’s the most you pay.

How much does it cost to remove a camper in Levittown, PA?

Cost depends on the camper’s size, condition, and whether it can be towed intact or needs to be cut down on-site. We give a free upfront quote from a call or a few photos, and that number doesn’t change once you approve it. Seniors and veterans get 10% off.

Do you remove old or non-running campers like a 1987 travel trailer?

Yes. We regularly remove old, abandoned, rotted, and non-roadworthy campers — towing them off intact when possible, or dismantling them on-site when they’re not safe to move on the road.

I just bought a property with a camper left on it — can you clear it?

Yes, this is one of our most common jobs. We remove campers and junk left behind by previous owners as a standalone haul, or as part of a full property cleanout if there’s more to clear out.

Do you serve areas outside Levittown, Pennsylvania?

We serve Levittown and Lower Bucks County, PA — we don’t travel to the wider Northeast. We also cover Fairless Hills, Bristol, Morrisville, Langhorne, Yardley, Bensalem, and nearby Bucks County towns. If you’re unsure whether your address qualifies, call and we’ll confirm.

How fast can you haul my camper away?

We often offer same-day or next-day pickup depending on the crew’s schedule. Our phone is answered 24/7, and a team member follows up quickly with your quote so you’re not waiting around.

What happens to the camper after you take it?

We recycle the scrap steel, aluminum siding, and e-waste from onboard electronics, and dispose of the rest responsibly. We keep as much material out of the landfill as we reasonably can.