Camping World - Lake Park
RV dealer and repair shop in Lake Park, GA, rated 4.7 from about 2,000 reviews, with parts and service on site.
Leveling jacks are the part of an RV that decides whether you sleep flat or spend the night sliding toward the door. In Lake Park, two shops handle jack work, and one of them will also do warranty repairs. The ratings here run from excellent to rough, so read before you call. This is I-75 country near the Florida line, and summer travel keeps these shops busy.
RV dealer and repair shop in Lake Park, GA, rated 4.7 from about 2,000 reviews, with parts and service on site.
Camping World RV Service in Lake Park handles repairs, maintenance, collision work, and RV spa services.
Within a short drive of Lake Park. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Two shops in Lake Park list leveling jack repair, and the same two also cover roof, awning, slide-out, body, generator and windshield work. That overlap matters. A jack that drops overnight is sometimes a hydraulic problem and sometimes a chassis or slide-out issue in disguise, so a shop that handles all of it can trace the real cause instead of guessing. One shop here is set up for warranty work, so check that before you authorize anything if your rig is still covered. Ask whether the part is on the shelf or on order. Jacks and hydraulic parts are not stocked everywhere, and the answer decides whether you wait a day or a week.
Camping World - Lake Park carries a 4.7 rating across 1,957 reviews, which is a lot of feedback for a small-town service department. It also has parts on hand and handles insurance and body work, useful if a jack took a hit along with the fender. That review count is worth reading through for the service side specifically, not just the store. Camping World RV Service - Lake Park shows a 1.0 from a single review. One review is not a verdict, but it is not much to go on either. Call both, describe the symptom, and see who asks good questions about fluid leaks, slow retraction or a jack that runs but will not lift.
Spring and early summer fill up fast around Lake Park, with snowbirds heading north on I-75 and locals getting ready for the season. Book ahead if you can, and say plainly whether the jack is stuck down or stuck up. A rig sitting low is a different job than one you can still drive. If your levelers are hydraulic, mention any fluid on the ground or a pump that sounds strained. If they are electric, note whether the motor runs at all. That detail saves the tech diagnostic time, and you pay for that time. Mobile techs are listed nearby in the wider Lake Park area, but the two shops here are where jack repair is listed.
Two shops in Lake Park list leveling jack repair, and one nearby option is also listed in the wider area. Both local shops also handle roof, awning, slide-out and generator work, so they can look at related problems at the same time.
One of the two shops here is set up for warranty work. Call first and get pre-approval from your warranty provider before any repair starts. Ask the shop to confirm in writing what the warranty covers, since authorization rules vary by plan.
Mobile techs are listed in the Lake Park area, but jack repair here is listed at the two shops. If the jack is stuck down and the rig cannot move safely, ask about mobile service when you call. Otherwise a shop with a lift and parts on hand is usually the easier route.
Say whether the jack is stuck up or down, whether the motor runs, and whether you see fluid leaking. Mention the make and model of the leveling system if you know it. Those details help the shop decide if the part is in stock or needs ordering.