RV Specialist
Forest River and Coachmen dealer in Goshen with new and used RVs, service, and no-pressure sales.
Goshen sits in the middle of northern Indiana trailer country, so it tracks that four travel trailer and fifth wheel dealers set up shop here. The average rating lands around 4.3 across those lots, and a couple of them are manufacturers with service bays rather than straight retail rows. Two of the four offer financing, which narrows the paperwork conversation before you ever hitch up.
Forest River and Coachmen dealer in Goshen with new and used RVs, service, and no-pressure sales.
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Goshen, Indiana manufacturer of travel trailers and fifth wheels, with a 3.7-star rating from 52 reviews.
Within a short drive of Goshen. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
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RV Specialist on the high end of the rating scale carries new and used trailers along with motorhomes, and it also does consignment, financing, service and parts. That mix makes it the easiest stop if you want to compare several floorplans in one visit. Brinkley RV runs a bigger review base and handles new trailers with financing and delivery. Kropf Industries is a smaller, lower-volume operation, and Dutchmen RV Manufacturing rounds out the four with new trailers and service. With four dealers and three more nearby, a Saturday is enough time to see most of them if you plan the route.
Travel trailers and fifth wheels are the local specialty, and the dealer counts reflect that: all four sell travel trailers, one handles motorhomes, and only one lists used inventory. That last point matters if budget is tight. Used trailers move fast in this part of Indiana, so call ahead and confirm the unit is still on the lot before you drive over. Ask for the build sheet and the UVW on any trailer you like, then check it against your tow vehicle's rating. A pre-purchase inspection from an independent tech is cheap insurance on a used unit, and a full walk-through at delivery is where you learn the water heater, the slide and the awning.
Late fall and winter are slower at northern Indiana lots, and sales staff tend to have more time to work a deal. Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you sit down, then let the two financing dealers compete with that number. Service is the other thing to check. RV Specialist, Brinkley, Dutchmen and the nearby shops all run service departments, and asking how far out their bay schedule runs tells you more about a dealer than the showroom does. If you buy from a manufacturer lot, confirm who handles warranty work and where.
There are four travel trailer and fifth wheel dealers in Goshen, with three more nearby. All four sell travel trailers, one also carries motorhomes, and one lists used inventory.
RV Specialist has the top rating at 4.9 from 60 reviews. Brinkley RV follows at 4.4 from 223 reviews, Kropf Industries at 4.1, and Dutchmen RV Manufacturing at 3.7.
Two of the four dealers offer financing. It still pays to get pre-approved with your own bank or credit union first so you have a rate to compare against the dealer's offer.
RV Specialist is the one dealer here that lists used inventory, along with new trailers and motorhomes. It also takes consignments, so trade-ins and consigned units pass through that lot.