Bobby Wayne's RV Sales
Lancaster RV dealer with a 4.5-star rating, discount pricing on Forest River and Winnebago brands, financing and delivery available.
Lancaster sits up on the Antelope Valley floor, wide open and windy, and the RV lots up here tend to be small operations rather than sprawling mega-dealers. Three dealers show up in town, plus four more within a reasonable drive. Average rating runs 4.8, which is high for a category where most shoppers only post after something goes wrong.
Lancaster RV dealer with a 4.5-star rating, discount pricing on Forest River and Winnebago brands, financing and delivery available.
RV dealer on Lancaster's lot with wheelchair accessible entrance and parking.
Within a short drive of Lancaster. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
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Only one of the three Lancaster dealers lists travel trailers as a specialty, and none of the listings show used inventory or motorhomes on the floor. That means you should call before you drive out and ask what's physically there, especially if you want a Class C or a fifth wheel. Bobby Wayne's RV Sales is the one carrying the travel-trailer tag, with financing and delivery listed. The other two names, Bobby Wayne's RV Storage and Bobby's Wayne's RV's, share the family name but post no inventory types at all. That happens a lot with small desert-town dealers: the storage side pays the bills and the sales side moves a few units a month.
Bobby Wayne's RV Storage carries a 5.0 rating, though it's built on just two reviews, so treat it as a starting point rather than proof. What matters more is that storage is in the same family as the sales lot. If you buy here and need a place to park a rig between trips, that's a real convenience in a valley where summer sun and wind are hard on gel coat and rubber. Ask what the covered options cost and whether there's a waiting list before you assume a spot comes with the deal. When you tour any storage yard, look at the ground. Dust, drainage, and how tightly rigs are packed tell you more than the brochure.
Three dealers is a thin market, so do your homework before you commit. Get pre-approved through your own bank or credit union first; one Lancaster dealer offers financing, and walking in with a number changes the conversation. Insist on a pre-purchase inspection from an independent RV tech, not the shop selling the unit. At delivery, spend an hour on the walk-through and video it, because you will forget how the water heater bypass works by the second trip. Off-season buying tends to favor the buyer, and spring in the Antelope Valley is when everybody else shows up. Check the service department's backlog too, since a small lot may farm out warranty work.
There are 3 RV dealers listed in Lancaster, with 4 more within driving distance. That is a small local market, so call ahead to confirm a specific unit is on the lot before making the trip.
The average rating is 4.8 across the listings. Keep in mind some of these lots have very few reviews, so a high score is a starting point rather than a guarantee. Read the individual reviews.
Yes, 1 of the 3 dealers offers financing. Even so, getting pre-approved with your own bank or credit union before you shop gives you a rate to compare against and more room to negotiate on the unit itself.
The listings show no dealers with used or motorhome inventory here. One dealer specializes in travel trailers. If you want a used motorhome or a fifth wheel, expand your search to the 4 nearby dealers and call ahead to confirm what is actually on the lot.