Annie's RVs
Family-owned Vancouver RV dealer with a 4.7 rating from 90 reviews, praised for no-pressure sales and caring staff.
Vancouver sits right on the Columbia, so a travel trailer lot here pulls shoppers from both sides of the river. Four dealers in town sell travel trailers and fifth wheels, and five more sit within a short drive. The average rating lands at 4.3, which tells you the good ones are good and the weak one is worth a second look before you commit.
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Puyallup RV of Vancouver carries the most weight with 401 reviews and a 4.6, and it handles financing, parts, consignment and delivery, so you can get most of the deal done in one stop. Annie's RVs rates highest at 4.7 on 90 reviews and offers delivery. Randy's S.M.A.R.T RV, at 4.6 on 24 reviews, is the service-minded option with new and used units on the lot. Scotts RV comes in at 3.5 on 174 reviews with financing and service. Read the recent reviews on that last one before you drive.
Two of the four Vancouver dealers list used inventory, so you have choices on a budget. I have bought two RVs used and walked away from a third, and the walk-away always came down to what a pre-purchase inspection found. Hire your own inspector, not the seller's tech. Check the date codes on the tires and look at the roof seams and the corners where water gets in. Financing is available at two of these lots, but get pre-approved by your own bank first so you know your real number. Then ask the dealer to beat it.
Late fall and winter are slow months at Northwest lots, and sales staff have more time for you then. That is when you can ask for the walk-through to go slow. Have them demonstrate the water heater, the furnace, the slides and the awning with you watching, and film it on your phone. Ask where service gets done and how long the wait runs in spring, when everyone wants their rig fixed for the season. Randy's and Scotts both list service, which matters if you would rather not tow far for warranty work.
Four dealers in Vancouver sell travel trailers and fifth wheels, and another five are within a short drive. All four local lots carry travel trailers, and two of them also list used inventory.
Annie's RVs has the highest rating at 4.7 across 90 reviews. Puyallup RV of Vancouver is close behind at 4.6 with 401 reviews, and Randy's S.M.A.R.T RV also sits at 4.6 on 24 reviews.
Two of the four Vancouver dealers offer financing, Puyallup RV of Vancouver and Scotts RV. Getting pre-approved at your own bank first gives you a baseline rate to compare against the dealer's offer.
Yes, if you can. Fall and winter are slower at Northwest lots, so you get more attention and a calmer walk-through at delivery. Use that time to have the systems demonstrated and to ask about service wait times before spring.