Gull Boats & RV
Missoula RV and boat dealer with a 4.8-star rating from 681 reviews, known for campers and helpful staff.
Missoula, MT
RV Dealers in Missoula, MT
Missoula sits where the Clark Fork, Bitterroot and Blackfoot rivers meet, with the Bitterroots and the Missions close enough to make a Friday afternoon escape realistic. Six dealerships here serve that crowd. Shoppers rate them well on average, and a few big lots carry the volume. I have bought two RVs in towns like this and walked away from a third, so here is how I would sort these lots before making the drive.
5Dealers listed
4.7★Average Google rating
2Sell used RVs
3Sell motorhomes
4Offer financing
1More within 30 miles
RV dealers in Missoula
Bretz RV & Marine
Family-owned Missoula RV and boat dealer since 1967, rated 4.7 from thousands of reviews.
RV Truck Sales Missoula
Montana RV and trailer dealer since 2009 with a 4.8 rating from 119 reviews and an on-site repair shop.
Adventure Van Systems
Custom van upfitting and solar/electrical systems in Missoula, rated 5.0 from 18 reviews.
Rangitsch Brothers RV and Manufactured Home Center
Missoula RV dealer with 250+ units, 4.4 stars from 349 reviews, plus parts and service.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Missoula. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Sport Land Trailer & RV Sales, Service & Rentals
Small, women-owned RV shop in Lolo offering sales, service, rentals, and parts for trailers and motorhomes.
What the Missoula lots carry
The inventory mix leans toward towables. Five of the six dealers list travel trailers or fifth wheels, three stock motorhomes, and two carry used units. That spread tells you something useful: if you want a diesel pusher or a big Class C, call ahead and confirm one is on the lot before you drive. If a bumper pull or fifth wheel is the plan, you will have real choices in one afternoon. Missoula is a river and mountain town, so towable demand runs strong around here.
The big names to start with
Bretz RV & Marine carries the most weight, with more than 2,700 reviews and a 4.7 rating across new, used, motorhomes and towables. Gull Boats & RV rates 4.8 on 681 reviews and handles used units and travel trailers, with financing, service and parts on site. RV Truck Sales Missoula is smaller at 119 reviews but holds a 4.8 and sells new travel trailers. Adventure Van Systems is tiny, 18 reviews at a perfect 5.0, and focuses on motorhomes and travel trailers with service and parts.
Small shops and the rest
Rangitsch Brothers runs a 4.4 on 349 reviews and adds trade-ins and delivery to the mix, which matters if your current rig needs to go toward the next one. Peak Rentals of Montana shows a 5.0 on 21 reviews, though it lists no inventory types, so treat it as a call-first stop. Four of the six dealers offer financing, but I would still get pre-approved at my own bank before walking in. Knowing your number keeps the conversation on the trailer, not the payment. Ask each lot about its service department before you sign. A good service bay close to home beats a slightly better price two hours away.
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Nearby cities
- Lolo, MT (1, 11 mi)
- Hamilton, MT (1, 44 mi)
Questions people ask
How many RV dealers are in Missoula?
Six dealerships are listed in Missoula, with one more nearby. Their average shopper rating is 4.8, so the local lots hold up well. Bretz RV & Marine and Gull Boats & RV are the two with the largest review counts.
Which dealers sell travel trailers?
Five of the six list travel trailers or fifth wheels, which makes towables the easiest thing to shop here. Gull Boats & RV, Bretz RV & Marine and RV Truck Sales Missoula are solid starting points, and Adventure Van Systems and Rangitsch Brothers also list them.
Can I finance an RV in Missoula?
Four of the six dealerships offer financing, including Bretz, Gull Boats & RV and RV Truck Sales. Get pre-approved with your own bank or credit union first so you know your budget before you sit down at the desk.
Where can I take a new RV near Missoula?
The Bitterroot Valley, the Mission Mountains and the Blackfoot River corridor are all within day-trip range of town. Use the first trips to learn how the rig handles before planning anything longer. A shakedown close to home makes it easier to fix small problems.