Fifth Wheels For Sale in Alberta, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Yukon, & Ontario

Fifth Wheels at Fraserway RV

Fifth wheels are one of the most luxurious styles of towable RV on the market. This is in addition to the easy maneuverability that is created by the special fifth wheel hitch that connects in the bed of your truck. This makes them easy to drive and provides you with extra interior space so that you can really stretch your legs when you reach your destination. If this sounds like the kind of RV that you are in the market for, you can check out our complete inventory of fifth wheels for sale in Alberta, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Yukon, & Ontario in the listing below. Or, if you have any questions, you can contact us today for all of the details. No matter what kind of RV you are in the market for, you can find some amazing options at Fraserway RV, your top fifth wheel dealer in Alberta, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Yukon, & Ontario.

Fifth Wheel FAQs

What is a fifth wheel RV?

A fifth wheel is a towable RV that connects to a special hitch mounted in the bed of a pickup truck. The raised forward section, which sits over the truck bed, typically houses the bedroom. Fifth wheels generally offer more living space and taller ceilings than travel trailers of comparable length.

What kind of truck do I need to tow a fifth wheel?

Most fifth wheels require at least a half-ton pickup truck with a fifth wheel hitch, though larger models may require a three-quarter-ton or one-ton truck. Your truck's payload capacity and tow rating must meet or exceed the fifth wheel's loaded weight. Contact your preferred Fraserway dealership to confirm.

Does Fraserway RV sell fifth wheels?

Yes. Fraserway RV sells new and used fifth wheels at dealership locations across British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, and Nova Scotia. You can brose inventory online or contact your nearest location for current availability.

What is the difference between a fifth wheel and a travel trailer?

The main difference is the hitch. A fifth wheel uses a pin-box hitch mounted in a truck bed, which provides a more stable towing connection and allows for a bi-level floorplan. Travel trailers use a standard bumper or frame hitch and are towable by a wider range of vehicles. Fifth wheels generally offer more interior space but require a pickup truck.