TRAVEL TRAILS RV SALES
Colton RV dealer rated 4.6 stars, known for honest, patient staff and motorhomes and trailers.
Colton sits in the Inland Empire where the 10 and 215 meet, so lots here draw shoppers from Riverside, San Bernardino, and out toward the desert. Five motorhome dealers are in town, and four more are close by. Average rating runs 4.1, which tells you the big-volume stores earn decent marks and the smaller ones are a mixed bag. I've bought two RVs and walked from a third, so I know the difference a good lot makes.
Colton RV dealer rated 4.6 stars, known for honest, patient staff and motorhomes and trailers.
Colton RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, with financing, service, parts and trade-ins.
Inland Empire RV dealer with over 40 years serving Colton, offering new and used RVs and a service department.
Colton RV lot with friendly sales staff and a wide walk-around selection of motorhomes and travel trailers.
Used RV dealer in Colton, California, selling motorhomes, camper vans, travel trailers and toy haulers.
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The five Colton dealers split between high-volume stores and smaller independent lots. Camping World and Giant RV both carry motorhomes and travel trailers and offer financing, service, and parts, with Giant RV also selling new units. Travel Trails RV Sales has just 9 reviews but a 4.6 rating, so it is worth a look if you want a smaller operation. RV Expo adds delivery and service, and Inland Empire RV Sales focuses on used inventory. Call ahead to confirm hours and which motorhomes are actually on the lot. With 5 motorhome dealers and 4 nearby, inventory is decent but not endless. The two used-only stores are where you will find older Class A and Class C units, while the larger lots mix new and pre-owned. Check the build date on tires and ask for a walk-through before you commit.
Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you walk in. Two of the five dealers offer financing, but comparing their rates to yours keeps the pressure off. Spend time in the service department and ask how long repairs take, since parts and service matter more than the sales pitch. Schedule a pre-purchase inspection with an independent RV tech, even on a new unit. Off-season buying in the Inland Empire heat can help you avoid crowds and get a fairer look at the lot. Walk away if the walk-through feels rushed.
Four more dealers sit outside Colton, so widen the search if the five in town do not have your floor plan. Riverside and San Bernardino are short drives on the 215 and 10, and the IE has plenty of storage yards and campgrounds for a shakedown trip. Use the nearby stores to compare the same model and trim. I once drove to a second lot just to see the same coach priced lower, and it saved me a few thousand. Check service hours before you buy, because a dealer far from home is a hassle when something breaks.
There are 5 motorhome dealers in Colton. Four more are nearby, giving you a reasonable set of options for new and used Class A and Class C shopping in the Inland Empire.
The average rating is 4.1 across the five dealers. The highest-rated is Travel Trails RV Sales at 4.6 from 9 reviews, followed by Camping World at 4.1 from 459 reviews.
Yes, 2 of the 5 dealers offer financing. Camping World and Giant RV both list financing along with service and parts, so compare their offers with a pre-approval from your own bank.
Giant RV has the most with 643 reviews and a 4.0 rating. Camping World follows with 459 reviews at 4.1, so both are high-volume stores worth visiting.