Which U.S. States Spend the Most on RVs Per Capita?

Written by Carly Hallman

Exploration, freedom, and adventure are cornerstones of American culture and history. The United States is vast and varied, offering countless vistas and experiences within its 2,800-mile span. RVs are a symbol of America’s pioneering spirit and thirst for the freedom that the wide open road offers. In fact, many people would include “traveling cross-country in an RV” on their bucket list! This infographic visualizes the U.S. states where people spend the most per year on RV sales and service:

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Here are the top 25 U.S. states where people spend the most per year on RV sales and RV service per capita:

  1. Alaska: $39 per year per capita
  2. Oregon: $39 per year per capita
  3. Montana: $37 per year per capita
  4. Minnesota: $33 per year per capita
  5. South Dakota: $32 per year per capita
  6. Wyoming: $32 per year per capita
  7. Nevada: $30 per year per capita
  8. New Mexico: $29 per year per capita
  9. Iowa: $25 per year per capita
  10. Arizona: $24 per year per capita
  11. Delaware: $24 per year per capita
  12. Idaho: $22 per year per capita
  13. New Hampshire: $22 per year per capita
  14. Vermont: $22 per year per capita
  15. Colorado: $21 per year per capita
  16. Washington: $20 per year per capita
  17. Connecticut: $19 per year per capita
  18. Indiana: $19 per year per capita
  19. Utah: $17 per year per capita
  20. Oklahoma: $16 per year per capita
  21. Nebraska: $16 per year per capita
  22. Texas: $15 per year per capita
  23. Wisconsin: $15 per year per capita
  24. Michigan: $15 per year per capita
  25. Kentucky: $15 per year per capita

Here are the top ten U.S. states where people spend the most per year on RV sales and service overall:

  1. California: $549,800,000
  2. Texas: $424,200,000
  3. Florida: $306,200,000
  4. New York: $225,900,000
  5. Minnesota: $187,400,000
  6. Arizona: $174,400,000
  7. Illinois: $173,800,000
  8. Pennsylvania: $170,600,000
  9. Oregon: $165,600,000
  10. Washington: $155,700,000

What Does “RV” Stand For?

RV stands for “recreational vehicle.” Types of RVs include motorhomes, toy-haulers, teardrop campers, caravans, campervans, fifth-wheel trailers, popup campers, and truck campers.

How Much Do RVs Cost?

RVs can cost between $10,000 and $300,000 depending on the size, style, and features. A standard camper trailer might go for around $20,000, while most motorhome prices start in the $100,000s.

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