Midwest RV Center
St. Louis RV dealer with new and used sales, financing, service, and parts. Rated 4.7 from 1,700+ reviews.
St. Louis has three RV dealerships in town and another twelve within easy reach, so you can compare without spending the whole weekend driving. The local average rating sits at 4.5, which is solid for this business. Two of the three lots carry motorhomes, one handles travel trailers, and one sells used units. Only one offers financing in-house, so talk to your own bank first.
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Midwest RV Center is the big one, with over 1,700 reviews and a 4.7 rating. It carries new and used units plus travel trailers, and it has financing, service, parts, and delivery under one roof. M.B. Thomas RV Sales has a smaller but loyal following at 4.4 stars, and it focuses on new motorhomes with service on site. Van City RV is the smallest of the three, rated 4.3, and it handles motorhomes with service and delivery. If you want a travel trailer specifically, Midwest is your only local stop among these three. For used inventory, Midwest is again the only one of the three listed as carrying used units. That narrows the local shopping list fast.
Call ahead and confirm the exact unit you saw online is still on the lot. Inventory moves, and a two-hour drive to find an empty space is a bad start. Ask for the stock number and a photo of the tag. Once you are there, get a pre-purchase inspection from an independent RV tech, even on a new unit. That is not a knock on any dealer here; it is just how you protect yourself. Walk the roof and look at the sealant. Ask to see the service bay and how long a routine appointment takes. Delivery walk-throughs matter too. Record the technician explaining the systems on your phone. You will forget half of it by the first trip.
Only one of the three St. Louis dealers offers financing, so get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union before you shop. That gives you a number to compare against whatever the dealer quotes, and it keeps the conversation on the out-the-door price. Off-season shopping generally gives you more room to negotiate, especially on motorhomes that have been sitting. Expect the three local lots to be busiest in spring. If you are open to travel, the twelve nearby dealers widen the used and travel trailer options. Use them to cross-shop the same floor plan. Prices vary by condition and equipment, so compare the actual unit, not just the model name.
There are three dealerships in St. Louis proper, and another twelve within driving distance. That gives you fifteen total to compare, with the local three averaging a 4.5 rating.
Midwest RV Center leads the local group at 4.7 stars from 1,717 reviews. M.B. Thomas RV Sales is at 4.4, and Van City RV is at 4.3. Ratings are a starting point, not the whole story, so visit and judge the lot yourself.
Yes. One of the three local dealers, Midwest RV Center, carries used units alongside new ones and travel trailers. If you want more used inventory, the twelve nearby dealers give you additional options.
It is smart. Only one of the three St. Louis dealers offers financing in-house, so a pre-approval from your own bank gives you a baseline. You can still compare it to the dealer's offer, but you will know your rate and budget beforehand.