Jolley's Marine & RV Center Inc
Salem shop selling new and used RVs and boats, with service, detailing and consignment, rated 4.9 from 97 reviews.
Salem sits right in the middle of the Willamette Valley, an easy run down I-5 from Portland or up from Eugene, and the motorhome lots here reflect that. We found 10 dealers in the city with an average rating of 3.9, and 2 more nearby. Five of them carry used inventory. I've bought two coaches and walked off a third lot, so I know what to look at before you sign.
Salem shop selling new and used RVs and boats, with service, detailing and consignment, rated 4.9 from 97 reviews.
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Salem RV dealer with a 4.2 Google rating from 366 reviews, offering motorhome and travel-trailer sales, service, parts, and delivery.
Salem RV dealer with financing and service on site, rated 4.4 stars from 47 Google reviews.
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Salem RV and trailer dealer with a 3.4 rating, known for helpful staff and delivery options.
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Every one of the 10 dealers listed here sells motorhomes, and 9 of them also stock travel trailers, so you can compare a Class C against a towable on the same trip. Five carry used units, which is where I'd start if this is your second or third rig. New inventory is thinner, mostly at Jolley's and Family RV. Call ahead with a stock number before you drive. Salem spreads out, and a coach you saw online may be at a storage lot rather than the main display.
Jolley's Marine & RV Center Inc earns a 4.9 across 97 reviews, sells new and used, and runs both a service department and consignment. Tom's Travel Homes, also 4.9 with 80 reviews, sticks to used motorhomes and travel trailers and takes consignments too. Those ratings with that many reviews are hard to fake. Roberson RV Center has the deepest review history at 366, sitting at 4.2, which tells me plenty of people have been through the door. Service, parts and delivery are on site there. The volume cuts both ways: more selection, more chances to wait.
Get a pre-purchase inspection from a shop that isn't the seller. On a motorhome that means the engine, the generator, the roof seams and the tanks, not just a walk around the lot. Three Salem dealers advertise financing, but I'd still get pre-approved at my own bank first so I know my number going in. At delivery, do the walk-through yourself and run every system with the tech standing there: water pump, furnace, slides, awning. Take notes. Off-season shopping tends to bring quieter sales floors and more attention from staff, and ask directly who will handle warranty work.
There are 10 motorhome dealers in Salem, plus 2 more nearby. Nine of the 10 also carry travel trailers, and 5 sell used units, so you have room to compare new against used on one trip.
Jolley's Marine & RV Center Inc and Tom's Travel Homes are tied at 4.9. Jolley's has 97 reviews and sells new and used with service and consignment. Tom's has 80 reviews and handles used motorhomes and travel trailers. Both are worth a call.
Three of the Salem dealers advertise financing, including WILD WEST AUTO LLC, BROADWAY MOTORS RV DEALER and Family RV. Get pre-approved at your own bank first so you can compare their offer against a number you already know.
Five Salem dealers stock used motorhomes, which is a good place to start if you have owned a rig before. Have a shop that isn't the seller inspect the engine, generator, roof and tanks before you commit. The Willamette Valley rain makes roof and seam checks worth the money.