Breen Marine
Florence boat and RV dealer with a 5.0-star rating from 140 reviews, praised for honest staff and service.
Oregon has 142 RV dealers, and they don't all do the same job. Some are big white-box lots off the interstate; some are marine shops that keep a few trailers out back. I've bought two RVs in this state and walked off a third lot, so I care less about the banner and more about who answers the phone in July. Use the counts below to narrow the drive.
Florence boat and RV dealer with a 5.0-star rating from 140 reviews, praised for honest staff and service.
Small-batch teardrop camper builder in Redmond with a 5.0 rating across 68 Google reviews.
Bend rental shop with motorhomes, travel trailers, and adventure gear, rated 4.9 from 167 Google reviews.
Salem shop selling new and used RVs and boats, with service, detailing and consignment, rated 4.9 from 97 reviews.
Salem RV dealer since 1983 with a 4.9 rating from 80 reviews, known for low-pressure sales and consignment.
Family-run Klamath Falls shop for RV parts, repair, and mobile service, rated 5.0 across 42 reviews.
Custom camper van builder in Milwaukie with a 4.9 rating from 73 reviews.
Portland van builder selling modular DIY kits and 4x4 adventure vans, rated 4.9 from 62 reviews.
Mobile RV repair serving Klamath Falls and Medford, rated 4.8 stars across 175 Google reviews.
Family-owned Beaverton RV dealer with a 4.8 rating, selling new and used motorhomes and trailers.
Eugene RV dealer rated 5.0 from 31 Google reviews, selling motorhomes, travel trailers and fifth wheels.
Small Dallas, OR dealer with a 4.8 rating from 121 reviews, selling new and used RVs plus motorcycles.
Family-run Grants Pass consignment lot with a 4.8 rating and 120 reviews, specializing in used motorhomes and trailers.
Eugene RV dealer with a 4.8-star rating from 113 reviews, known for its family-run feel and no-pressure sales.
Factory-authorized Airstream custom builder in Clackamas with a 4.9-star rating from 40 reviews.
Eagle Creek dealer with 4.7 stars from 413 reviews, known for Japanese imports, RHD vans, and a no-pressure buying experience.
Family-run Oregon City RV dealer with a 4.7 rating from 375 reviews, known for travel trailers and fifth wheels.
Airstream dealer in Clackamas with a 4.7-star rating, known for low-pressure sales and a friendly service team.
Medford RV dealer on Crater Lake Highway selling new and used RVs, with trade-ins, consignment, financing and service.
Island City RV dealer with a 4.7-star rating from 108 reviews, offering new and used RVs, plus powersports vehicles.
Family-owned RV dealer in Sandy, OR with new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, plus consignment and financing.
Family-run RV dealer in Grants Pass since 1986, known for a big 5th wheel selection and no-pressure sales.
Family-owned Tualatin RV dealer with a 4.7-star rating, specializing in light trailers and truck campers.
Tualatin van conversion shop serving the Portland area since 1973 with custom Sprinter builds and upfits.
Family-run Coos Bay RV dealer since 1966, rated 4.6 stars by 367 reviewers for honest sales and quick service.
Of the 142 dealers here, 84 carry travel trailers, 67 handle motorhomes, and 61 sell used units. Only 59 offer financing, which matters more than it sounds. If a lot can't finance you, it can still order a rig, but you'll be sorting the loan yourself, and I'd rather do that anyway. Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you walk in. It changes the conversation from what the salesperson can arrange to what you've already got in hand. The bigger clusters sit around Portland, Eugene, Salem, and Bend, so you can cover several lots in a day without crossing the Cascades twice.
Breen Marine holds a 5.0 across 140 reviews, and while the name says marine, the service, parts, and delivery crew get steady credit. Jolley's Marine & RV Center in the 4.9 range handles new, used, motorhomes, and trailers, and does consignment if you're selling. Shafer Mobile RV Service & Repair carries a 4.8 from 175 reviews, the largest review count on this list, and covers both motorhome and travel trailer work. Overland Van Project and Adventure Wagon sit at 4.9, and AAA RV PARTS & REPAIR holds a 5.0 on 42 reviews. Ratings like these usually come from the service bay, not the showroom.
Call ahead and ask whether the unit you saw online is still on the lot and whether it's indoors or out in the weather. Oregon rain finds every seam, so look at the roof and around the slides during the walk-through. Pay for a pre-purchase inspection from someone who doesn't work for the selling dealer. On a used rig, that's the cheapest money you'll spend. Ask about the service department's backlog before you sign, because a warranty means little if the bay is booked into next season. Finally, shop in the off-season if you can. Fewer buyers means more patience from the sales staff and a better shot at a straight answer on the out-the-door number.
There are 142 dealers listed across the state. Of those, 84 carry travel trailers, 67 handle motorhomes, and 61 sell used units. The rest may specialize in parts, service, or a narrow product line.
59 of the 142 dealers offer financing onsite. The other 83 don't, so plan to arrange a loan through your own bank or credit union before you shop if you're set on a particular lot.
Breen Marine has a 5.0 across 140 reviews, and AAA RV PARTS & REPAIR holds a 5.0 on 42. Jolley's Marine & RV Center is at 4.9 on 97 reviews, Overland Van Project at 4.9 on 73, and Shafer Mobile RV Service & Repair at 4.8 on 175.
Used inventory is common here, with 61 dealers selling it. Have an independent inspector check the roof, seals, and slide mechanisms before you commit. A used rig with a documented service history usually beats a newer one with no records.