About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the RV showroom’s stock pile—a small wooden box labeled ‘Lucky Charms’ that didn’t belong there. The delivery driver opened it curiously and found inside a tiny note saying, 'Take one lucky charm for good luck.' He took it home, gave it to his wife, who started finding little surprises around town—like free donuts or discounted gas. It turned out to be just a prank from an anonymous neighbor who wanted everyone to feel lucky. The whole town ended up laughing over it, and Pierce Homes & RVs became known as the place where even the boxes had a story.
2. A curious neighbor asked the realtor one day, ‘Why does every new RV you sell leave with an extra tire?’ The realtor smiled mysteriously and replied, ‘Well, you see, it’s our little secret. We like to give them a head start on their adventures!’ A regular passing by overheard and laughed, shaking his head in amusement.
3. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming of road trips, an RV began appearing and disappearing from the Pierce Homes & RVs lot. First, it would vanish for hours, only to reappear later with its windows fogged up and doors ajar. One morning, a delivery driver found himself locked out of his truck, standing next to an open RV. He knocked on the door but no one answered. Just then, an elderly neighbor walked by and asked if he needed help. The driver nodded, and as soon as the old man touched the handle, the RV vanished again—leaving them both staring at each other in confusion. "Guess I'll just wait here," said the driver, smiling.
4. At closing time, the realtor locked up Pierce Homes & RVs and headed home. But on the way out, he heard a faint voice calling from inside: 'Excuse me, sir? Which route leads to the shortest vacation?' Curious, the agent walked back in, only to see an old RV slowly rolling down the street. ‘Sir!’ he called, but it was too late—the RV had already vanished around the corner. Smiling, he thought, ‘I’ll never miss a day’s work again.’