See every RV lot near you before you burn a Saturday driving to them.
New and used RV dealers, motorhome and travel trailer lots, financing, trade-ins and service departments. Google ratings and hours side by side, and one form to ask a few dealers what they actually have in stock.
What are you shopping for?
Used RV dealers
Pre-owned and consignment lots. More rig for the money, and the place to be picky about a pre-purchase inspection.
1,957 dealers →
Motorhome dealers
Class A, B and C coaches you drive. Fewer lots carry them, so it's worth looking a city or two over.
1,752 dealers →
Travel trailer & fifth wheel dealers
Travel trailers, fifth wheels and toy haulers you tow. The biggest share of what's sold on most lots.
2,361 dealers →
Cities with the most RV dealers
- Mesa, AZ (32)
- Houston, TX (28)
- Las Vegas, NV (27)
- Phoenix, AZ (22)
- Tucson, AZ (19)
- Albuquerque, NM (18)
- San Diego, CA (16)
- Fort Myers, FL (15)
- Sacramento, CA (15)
- Anchorage, AK (15)
- Elkhart, IN (15)
- Fort Worth, TX (14)
- Longmont, CO (14)
- Oklahoma City, OK (13)
- Lake Havasu City, AZ (13)
- Eugene, OR (13)
- Salem, OR (13)
- Colorado Springs, CO (12)
- Bend, OR (12)
- Reno, NV (11)
- Grand Junction, CO (11)
- Tampa, FL (10)
- Miami, FL (10)
- Roseville, CA (10)
Browse by state
- Alabama (86)
- Alaska (18)
- Arizona (169)
- Arkansas (61)
- California (351)
- Colorado (123)
- Connecticut (19)
- Delaware (9)
- Florida (307)
- Georgia (102)
- Idaho (61)
- Illinois (70)
- Indiana (119)
- Iowa (60)
- Kansas (27)
- Kentucky (54)
- Louisiana (48)
- Maine (22)
- Maryland (19)
- Massachusetts (25)
- Michigan (135)
- Minnesota (82)
- Mississippi (42)
- Missouri (93)
- Montana (44)
- Nebraska (22)
- Nevada (52)
- New Hampshire (30)
- New Jersey (32)
- New Mexico (32)
- New York (87)
- North Carolina (115)
- North Dakota (21)
- Ohio (110)
- Oklahoma (84)
- Oregon (142)
- Pennsylvania (113)
- Rhode Island (4)
- South Carolina (63)
- South Dakota (24)
- Tennessee (71)
- Texas (425)
- Utah (73)
- Vermont (10)
- Virginia (45)
- Washington (133)
- West Virginia (29)
- Wisconsin (91)
- Wyoming (21)
How it works
Questions people ask
Should I buy a new or used RV?
New gets you a full factory warranty and the floor plan you want, but RVs lose a big chunk of value in the first couple of years. Used costs less and someone else took that hit, but warranty coverage is usually shorter or gone. Either way, an independent inspection before you sign is cheap next to the price of the rig.
Can I negotiate the price at an RV dealership?
Usually, yes. Off-season months tend to give buyers more room, and it helps to know what similar units sell for nearby. Ask for the out-the-door price in writing, since dealer prep and documentation fees can add a lot to the sticker.
Does the dealer's service department matter?
It does if you plan to bring the RV back for warranty work. A dealer with its own service department can handle warranty fixes on what it sells, and some put their own customers ahead of walk-ins.
Are the ratings on this site from Google?
Yes. Star ratings and review counts come from each dealer's Google Business Profile. We don't edit or filter them.
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