RVTrader Scraper: Extract RV Listings, Prices & Dealers

What does RVTrader Scraper do?

RVTrader Scraper extracts RV listings from RVTrader.com at scale, the largest RV marketplace in North America, and returns clean structured data you can use immediately. Paste any RVTrader search URL, or build a search from filters (RV type, make, model, price, year, mileage, ZIP radius, state), and the Actor returns every field the site holds on each listing: asking price and full price-drop history, VIN, mileage, length, condition, dealer name, phone number, website, GPS coordinates, and direct URLs to all photos.

It talks to the same data source that powers RVTrader's own search results, so you get far more per listing than the page displays, including fields the website never renders. On top of that you get the usual Apify advantages: a REST API, scheduled runs, webhooks and integrations, automatic proxy rotation, run monitoring, and export to JSON, CSV, Excel or XML.

Unlike a browser-based scraper, this Actor collects 42 listings per request and can page through an entire result set, so a nationwide sweep of thousands of RVs finishes in minutes rather than hours.

Why use RVTrader Scraper?

• RV price monitoring. Track asking prices across the market, and use the priceHistory field to see every reduction on a listing with its exact date. Schedule a daily run and you have a price index nobody else has.
• Dealer lead generation. Every listing carries the dealer's name, phone number, website and location. Filter for private sellers instead when you buy inventory direct.
• Competitive inventory intelligence. Feed a dealerId back into the input to pull a competitor's entire inventory, then watch how their stock and pricing move week to week.
• Market and valuation research. Compare like-for-like units by year, make, model, trim, mileage and length to build residual-value or depreciation models.
• Deal sourcing and arbitrage. Filter for the price_reduced and willing_to_negotiate badges to surface motivated sellers, or sort by price to find under-market units.
• Feeding an app or marketplace. Photo URLs, coordinates and full descriptions come ready to use, so you can build an aggregator, a comparison site, or a lead-routing tool.

How to use RVTrader Scraper

1. Click Try for free and open the Actor's Input tab.
2. Paste one or more RVTrader search URLs. That is the main input: set up the search on rvtrader.com until the results look right, then copy the address bar. If you would rather not paste a link, leave the URL field empty and pick your filters instead (RV type, make, price range, ZIP code and radius, and so on).
3. Set Max listings to control the size and cost of the run.
4. Click Start. Results stream into the dataset as they arrive, so you can watch them in the Output tab straight away.
5. When it finishes, download the data as JSON, CSV, Excel or XML, or fetch it from the API. To keep it fresh, open the Schedules tab and have it run daily.

That is the whole setup. There are no accounts to create and no API keys to find. On a paid plan there are no proxies to configure either, because residential proxies are built in; free-plan runs use Apify Proxy residential on your own account.

How to scrape RVTrader data without writing code

You do not need to write any code. Paste an RVTrader URL into the input and press Start. If you would rather describe what you want than paste a link, use the filters: choose Class C under RV type, type Winnebago under Makes, set a ZIP code and radius, and the Actor builds the search for you.

If you do write code, everything here is available through the Apify API, the JavaScript SDK and the Python SDK. You can also call this Actor from an AI agent through Apify MCP, which is why the output ships with a full dataset schema: an agent can read the field descriptions and chain the results into the next step without a human explaining the shape of the data.

Input

There are two ways to tell the Actor what to scrape, and you pick one:

• Search by URL (the main input). Paste rvtrader.com search URLs and exactly those searches run. Whatever is in the URL is the search, so the filter fields are ignored whenever a URL is present. The run log says so when it happens.
• Search by filters. Leave the URL field empty and describe the search instead. The Actor builds it for you.

Every field is optional. Run it with no input at all and it scrapes the whole national RV inventory, cheapest first. URLs must be on www.rvtrader.com: anything else is rejected by name in the log within seconds rather than retried, and if none of the URLs you gave are usable the run stops immediately instead of scraping something you did not ask for.

Field	What it does
RVTrader search URLs	Paste any rvtrader.com search or browse URL. Every filter already in the URL is carried over. Setting this ignores the filter fields below.
Keyword	Free-text search over everything RVTrader indexes for a listing, for example bunkhouse.
RV type	Travel Trailer, Fifth Wheel, Class A, Class B, Class C, Toy Hauler, Truck Camper, Pop Up Camper, Destination Trailer, Park Model, Teardrop Trailer, Fish House.
Makes / Models / Trims	Brand, model and floorplan names, for example Winnebago, Sunseeker, 24K.
Condition	New only, Used only, or any.
ZIP code + radius	Search around a location from 25 miles out to nationwide.
States	Restrict to specific states or provinces.
Price / Year / Mileage / Length	Minimum and maximum ranges.
Max listings	Hard stop on how many listings the run returns. This is your cost control.
Sort by	Price, year, mileage, distance, recently listed, or leave empty to collect the whole result set. Filter searches only: a pasted URL keeps its own sort.
More filters	Seller type, fuel type, sub-type (Super C, Skoolie, Diesel Pusher and more), badges, sleeping capacity, slide-outs, dealer ID, dealer name, city.
Advanced	Deep pagination, raw endpoint fields, parallel connections, custom proxies.

{
  "rvClasses": ["Class C"],
  "makes": ["Winnebago", "Jayco"],
  "condition": "Used",
  "priceMin": 30000,
  "priceMax": 90000,
  "yearMin": 2018,
  "zipCode": "10001",
  "radius": "200",
  "maxItems": 500
}

Output

One dataset item per RV listing. Download it as JSON, HTML, CSV, or Excel.

{
  "listingId": "5037865212",
  "url": "https://www.rvtrader.com/listing/2011-Winnebago-View+24K-5037865212",
  "title": "2011 Winnebago View 24K",
  "year": 2011,
  "make": "Winnebago",
  "model": "View 24K",
  "trim": "24K",
  "rvClass": "Class C",
  "condition": "Used",
  "price": 45400,
  "priceHistory": [{ "changedAt": "2026-03-05 06:13:06", "price": 47500 }],
  "lastPriceDropAt": "2026-03-05T06:13:06-05:00",
  "acceptsOffers": true,
  "mileage": 72000,
  "lengthFeet": 24,
  "vin": "WDAPF4CC3A9460411",
  "stockNumber": "466593",
  "sellerType": "Dealer",
  "dealerName": "Pop RVs",
  "dealerId": "3018596",
  "dealerPhone": "9412001260",
  "dealerWebsite": "https://www.poprvs.com",
  "trustedPartner": "5 year trusted partner",
  "city": "Newburgh",
  "state": "New York",
  "stateCode": "NY",
  "zipCode": "12550",
  "latitude": 41.5391,
  "longitude": -74.0491,
  "badges": ["history_report", "price_reduced"],
  "photoCount": 63,
  "mainPhoto": "https://cdn-media.tilabs.io/v1/media/69e0b5b0d2c106bb5d0a389a.jpg",
  "photos": [
    {
      "id": "69e0b5b0d2c106bb5d0a389a",
      "original": "https://cdn-media.tilabs.io/v1/media/69e0b5b0d2c106bb5d0a389a.jpg",
      "large": "https://cdn-media.tilabs.io/v1/media/69e0b5b0d2c106bb5d0a389a.jpg?width=1600&quality=90",
      "thumbnail": "https://cdn-media.tilabs.io/v1/media/69e0b5b0d2c106bb5d0a389a.webp?width=400&height=300"
    }
  ],
  "tagline": "2011 Winnebago View 24K with one slide-out and a spacious rear bathroom!",
  "descriptionText": "2011 Winnebago View 24K, Stock #466593. Reason for selling is ..."
}

Data fields

Field	Description
listingId, adId, url	RVTrader's stable listing identifier and the public listing page.
title, year, make, model, trim, modelGroup	What the RV is.
rvClass, category, condition	RV type, narrower sub-type, and New or Used.
price, msrp, salePrice, rebate	Every price the listing carries.
priceHistory, lastPriceDropAt	Each recorded price change with its timestamp.
acceptsOffers, priceOnRequest	Whether the seller takes offers or hides the price.
mileage, lengthFeet, vin, stockNumber	Unit specifics. Mileage is null on towables.
sellerType, dealerName, dealerId, dealerGroupName	Who is selling.
dealerPhone, dealerPhones, dealerWebsite, sellerListingUrl	How to reach them. dealerPhones separates the real line from call-tracking numbers.
city, state, stateCode, zipCode, latitude, longitude, mapUrl	Where the RV is.
mainPhoto	The listing's lead photo as one ready-to-use URL, at full original resolution.
photos, photoCount, floorplanImage	Every photo in three sizes, plus the floorplan diagram.
description, descriptionText, tagline	Seller copy, as HTML and as plain text.
badges, hasHistoryReport, isPremium, trustedPartner	Merchandising and trust signals.
listedAt, scrapedAt, queryLabel	When it was listed, when you collected it, and which search found it.
adFeatures, adAttributes	Which paid ad features the listing carries.
dealerFeatures, endpointFields	The complete untouched source row. Enable Include raw endpoint fields to get these.

How much does it cost to scrape RVTrader?

This Actor uses pay per event, so you pay for results rather than for run time. There is a small charge when a run starts and a charge for each listing delivered to your dataset. A listing that was already in your dataset from an earlier part of the same run is never charged twice.

Proxies are included on paid plans, with nothing to configure. Free-plan runs use Apify Proxy residential on your own account instead, so a free trial run draws on your own Apify proxy usage. You can always supply your own proxies under Custom proxy URLs.

Max listings is therefore your exact cost ceiling. Set it to 100 while you test, then raise it.

Free plan users can retrieve up to 50 listings per run so you can evaluate the output before committing. Subscribe to an Apify plan to lift that and to run larger, faster, scheduled jobs.

Tips for faster and cheaper runs

• Narrow the search before raising the limit. A ZIP code plus a 200 mile radius costs a fraction of a nationwide sweep and usually answers the same question.
• Leave Sort by empty when you want everything. RVTrader caps any sorted search at 420 listings. With no sort selected, the Actor walks the whole result set by reopening the search on a rising price cursor.
• Pick a sort when you only want the top N. "Recently listed" plus a Max listings of 100 is the cheapest way to monitor new inventory.
• Leave raw endpoint fields off unless you need them. They roughly triple dataset size.
• Leave parallel connections at 4. Connections open only as the work needs them, so a small search still opens just one and a big one opens several at once.
• Schedule instead of re-running big jobs. A daily narrow run keeps your data current for far less than a weekly nationwide sweep.

FAQ

Is there an RVTrader API?

RVTrader does not offer a public API for listing data. This Actor is the practical alternative: it returns the same data as a structured JSON feed you can call from the Apify API, a scheduled run, or an AI agent.

Is scraping RVTrader legal?

This Actor collects only publicly available listing information, the same content any visitor sees without logging in. Scraping public data is generally lawful in the US and EU, but the law depends on what you do with the data. It does not collect private personal data, and dealer contact details are published by the dealers themselves for exactly this purpose. Review RVTrader's terms and consult a lawyer for your specific use case, especially before republishing content commercially.

How many RV listings can I scrape in one run?

There is no fixed ceiling other than your Max listings setting. RVTrader caps a single search at 420 results, so the Actor pages past that automatically by splitting the search into price windows. Very large sweeps are best split by state, which the States filter does for you.

Can I scrape a single dealer's whole inventory?

Yes. Take the dealerId from any listing that dealer has and put it in the Dealer ID input, or use Dealer name if you only know the name. The run then returns just that dealer's stock.

Can I get RV photos?

Yes. mainPhoto gives you the listing's lead image as a single URL, which is what you want for a spreadsheet, a table view, or a quick visual scan. photos carries the full gallery, each in three sizes: the original, a large web-ready version, and a thumbnail. All of them download with any HTTP client and need no authentication. Originals are full resolution and can exceed 4 MB, so use the large or thumbnail variants if size matters.

Does it include the VIN?

The vin field carries the manufacturer serial number whenever the seller published it. Some private listings leave it blank, and some dealers deliberately hide it.

Can I monitor RV price drops?

Yes, and this is one of the strongest reasons to use it. Every listing carries a priceHistory array with each price change and its date, plus lastPriceDropAt. Combine that with the price_reduced badge filter and a daily schedule to watch the market move.

Will my run resume if it gets interrupted?

Yes. Progress is checkpointed to the key-value store, so a run that migrates between servers or is aborted and restarted continues where it stopped instead of rescraping and recharging you.

Why does the run take a moment before the first results appear?

RVTrader is protected by a security challenge that has to be solved in a real browser before any data can be fetched. The Actor does that once per connection at startup, which takes a few seconds, and then collects data quickly.

Limitations and disclaimer

• The data reflects what RVTrader shows at the moment of the run. Listings are added, edited and sold constantly.
• A sorted search is limited to 420 listings by RVTrader itself. Clear the sort to collect more.
• Fields the seller left empty come back as null. Towables have no mileage, and many private listings have no VIN.
• Specification tables from individual listing pages (tank sizes, engine details, standard features) are not included, because this Actor reads the search feed rather than each detail page.
• This project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to RVTrader.com or Trader Interactive.

Support and custom work

Found a bug or a field you need? Open a ticket on the Actor's Issues tab and it gets looked at.

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