High ceilings, solid-surface counters, an RV king bedroom and a bath and a half. The washer and dryer and three 15,000 BTU A/C units stay with it. We bought it to live in while we built a house, then found the perfect house already built. Now it's ready for someone else's next chapter.
Skip the first-year drop in value, and get the washer, dryer & 3rd A/C included.
No dealer freight, prep or doc fees
Washer, dryer & 3rd A/C included
Inspection welcome
350+ sq ftLiving space, slides out
3Hydraulic slides
RV KingSlide-out bed
1½Baths
45k BTU3 A/C units, 15k each
~7 moTotal time in use
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Take the tour from your couch
3-minute sneak peek
Short on time? Start here.
Full walkthrough
About 12 minutes, room by room, including the bath and bedroom layout. It's the same model and 2025 decor as ours.
Who it's for
If one of these sounds like you, this is your camper
You're building a house
This is exactly what we bought it for. Park it on your land, watch the build every day, and stop paying rent. When the house is done, sell it like we are. It's comfortable enough that a long build doesn't feel like roughing it.
RV king bed · washer & dryer · real kitchen
You work on site
Lineman, pipeline, construction, travel nurse or plant shutdown crew: come home to a real bed, a hot shower and your own laundry instead of a motel room and a laundromat.
Tankless hot water · 45,000 BTU of A/C · 104-gal tanks
You want a place at the lake
Set it on a lot near Bull Shoals or Norfork and you have a lake house for a fraction of what a cabin costs, with room for weekend guests.
Theater seating · fireplace · 20′ awning
You're between homes
You've sold and are waiting on closing, relocating for a job, or rebuilding after a storm or fire. Stay on your own property, in real comfort, for as long as it takes.
Move-in ready · room for your things
You need guest quarters
Aging parents, a grown kid coming home, or family who visits for weeks at a time. They get their own bedroom, bath and kitchen, and everybody keeps their privacy.
Half bath for visitors · private master
You go south for the winter
Park it at a seasonal site in Texas or Florida and stay for months. The residential fridge, pantry and laundry make a long stay feel like home.
Residential fridge · hidden pantry
See yourself in one of these?Come walk through it. We'll meet you there and open it up so you can take your time.
Tall people stand up straight, and the whole space feels open instead of cramped.
Solid-surface counters
Real countertops that clean up easily, with no laminate seams to peel.
Island kitchen
Counter space to cook and a residential fridge that holds a real grocery run.
Washer & dryer included
Already installed. No laundromat, no quarters.
45,000 BTU of A/C
Three 15,000 BTU units, with the front and rear ducted, keep 350+ square feet cool through an Arkansas July.
Bath and a half
Guests use the half bath, and nobody walks through your bedroom.
Front living room
Theater seating, an electric fireplace and a 50″ TV facing big front windows.
RV king bedroom
An RV king bed (about 72″ wide) on a slide, with dual wardrobes and a dresser.
Picture it
It's your first morning. Coffee's going at the island. Sun comes through the front windows and the ceiling is high enough that nothing feels close. A load of laundry is already spinning. Nobody is headed to a laundromat, a motel or a rent check today.
That's the life this camper was set up for. It can be yours this week.
Filmed in our 388JW. (The espresso machine comes with us.)
Why it's for sale, and how it's been used
We found our house sooner than planned
We bought this Sandpiper new in June 2025 to live in while we built a house. We picked the 388JW over everything else on the lot because it had the layout, ceilings and kitchen you'd want for living in full time.
Then the perfect house came up, already built. Nothing is wrong with the camper. Our plans just changed. We used it June through October 2025 and again mid-March to early May 2026, and that's all the use it has had.
One honest note: our cat left a few peeling spots on the couch. That's the only wear we know of, and it's reflected in the price. You'll see it when you visit, so no surprises.
Purchased new
First season of use
Parked for the winter
Second, shorter season
Parked and ready to sell
Front to back
How the floor plan works
Front
Living room
Theater seating
Fireplace and 50″ TV
Big front windows
Center
Kitchen & dining
Island with solid-surface counters
Residential fridge
Hidden pantry
Dining table with 4 chairs
Patio door to the awning side
Mid
Half bath
Guests don't walk through the bedroom
Rear
Master bedroom
Slide-out RV king bed
Dual wardrobes
Dresser with TV prep
Rear
Full bath
Walk-in shower
Washer & dryer included
← Hitch42′11″ overallRear →
Our actual camper
Photos of our Sandpiper 388JW
Factory specifications
Sandpiper 388JW specs
Size & weight
Length
42′ 11″
Width
8′
Living space
350+ sq ft, slides out (est.)
Dry weight
11,631 lb
GVWR
13,803 lb
Hitch weight
1,803 lb
Type
Destination (bumper-pull)
Systems
Fresh / gray / black
50 / 104 / 104 gal
Air conditioning
3 × 15,000 BTU (45,000 BTU total); front & rear units ducted
Water heater
60k BTU tankless, on-demand
Furnace
40k BTU
Slides
3, hydraulic, flush floor
Awning
20′ power, LED lit
Do the math
Why buy ours instead of new
Buying a new one
Up to $91,700 MSRP
You take the steepest drop in value, which happens in the first year
Freight, prep and doc fees on top of the price
Standard units come prepped for a washer, dryer and 3rd A/C, not with them
New RVs often need first-season fixes and adjustments
Buying ours
$56,500
Save $30,000+ off original MSRP
We already took the first-year drop in value, so you don’t have to
No fees of any kind: the price is the price
Washer, dryer and 3rd A/C already installed
Broken in gently: about 7 months of use, stored between seasons
Here in Mountain Home, AR. See it this week and tow it home.
Before you ask
Questions
What do I need to tow it?
It's a 43-foot bumper-pull with a hitch weight of about 1,800 lb and a GVWR of 13,803 lb, so plan on a 3/4-ton or 1-ton truck with a weight-distribution hitch. Most buyers set it up once on a lake lot or a seasonal site.
I don't have a truck big enough. Now what?
Many buyers hire a local RV transport service to move it and set it up. Ask in the form below and we'll talk through getting it to you.
Can I have it inspected?
Yes. You're welcome to bring an RV inspector, at your expense, before you buy.
Why is it priced so well?
We found our house and don't need it, and a private sale has no freight, prep or doc fees to pass along. We'd rather price it right and see it go to someone who'll use it.
Can I finance it?
Yes. Most banks and credit unions make RV loans on private sales. Get pre-approved before you come look, and you can buy the same day you fall for it.
How do payment and pickup work?
Cash or a cashier's check, with the bill of sale and title signed together. We're happy to meet at your bank.
Mountain Home, AR · Twin Lakes area
Stand inside it once and you'll get it
$56,500· priced to sell, not to sit
There's only one. When it's gone, it's gone.
The videos show off the high ceilings and the layout, but standing in the kitchen is when it clicks. Tell us when you'd like to see it. We'll meet you at the storage lot and open it up. Take your time, and bring your tape measure.
It’s parked in Mountain Home, Arkansas, about an hour from Harrison and under three hours from Branson, Springfield, MO, and Little Rock. It’s an easy trip from anywhere in Arkansas, southern Missouri, Oklahoma or north Texas.
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No pressure. Look, ask questions, bring an inspector
Know someone who’d love this? Building a house, working on site, or dreaming of a lake place? Send it their way.