Frequently Asked Questions

Can I buy a camper directly from Viking RV?
Answer: All Viking products are sold exclusively through authorized sales and service dealers throughout North America and many foreign countries.
Does Viking RV manufacture any truck campers?
Answer: Viking does not manufacture or market any truck campers. The Viking group is focused on camping trailers and is the only RV company that specializes in popup tent campers.
My family enjoys camping, but also appreciates comfort and amenities. What kinds of amenities are offered on Viking products?
Answer: There are a host of amenities offered on Viking products, depending upon the specific model. For example, all models include a spare tire and cover, entrance step, an EZ-Lube axle, lined privacy drapes, crank down B.A.L. jacks, built-in gas cook top, residential-style faucet with 12V demand pump, inside/outside dinette table, laminated beds and a seamless Filon® roof. But that's not all! The cushions and mattresses are all 4" thick and there are shower and cassette toilets in specific models. A short list of options will add to your family comfort with a Dometic® refrigerator, Suburban® furnace, Carefree® awnings and Viking screen rooms with privacy flaps.
How can I find an authorized Viking RV dealer?
Answer: Simply use our dealer locator or call 1-800-368-2829. No recorder during business hours of 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM EST, M-F.
I am new to camping and RVing. Is it difficult to set up and take down a Viking fold-down camping trailer?
Answer: There is a simple routine to memorize that your selling dealer will demonstrate and it is outlined in your owners manual. Initially it will take you 20 minutes to do and in no time you will be experienced and accomplish in 5 minutes.
Every industry has its company's that come and go, what is Viking's track record?
Answer: From our beginning, "Since 1972" Viking has manufactured and serviced our product for the pleasure of your family time. With the multi year warranties our industry offers this becomes an important consideration, since a long term warranty only has value if the company exists.