RecNation RV & Boat Dealership
Consignment RV and boat dealership in Conway, SC, with a 4.9-star rating from 42 reviews.
Conway has three used RV lots, with eight more within reach, and they average 4.4 stars. That's a thin market, so plan a loop rather than a single stop. I've bought two RVs and walked off a third lot, and the difference was almost never the rig. It was whether anyone could tell me what had been done to it and who would fix it after the sale.
Consignment RV and boat dealership in Conway, SC, with a 4.9-star rating from 42 reviews.
Conway RV dealer with new and used units, plus parts and service. Reviewers cite kind staff and no-pressure sales.
Used RV and camper lot on Hwy 544 in Conway, rated 4.2, with a service tech on call.
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RecNation RV & Boat Dealership carries the best rating here at 4.9 from 42 reviews, and it works on consignment, which tells you something about how the inventory gets there. Campers Inn RV of Conway is the big one, 283 reviews and a 4.2, with financing, service, parts and delivery under one roof. Happy Days Auto and RV sits at 4.2 across 33 reviews and lists motorhomes alongside used units, with a service department. Three lots is a short afternoon, so call ahead and ask what's actually on the ground before you drive over.
A used rig has already shown you its problems, if you look. Get a pre-purchase inspection from someone who does not work for the seller, and pay for it. Ask for service records and walk the roof and the seams yourself. Campers Inn has financing in house, but a pre-approval from your own bank gives you a number to argue with before you sit down. Off-season shopping on the Carolina coast tends to be quieter, and quiet lots are where the negotiations go your way. Do the full walk-through at delivery, every switch and every tank.
The eight nearby dealers matter because three lots cannot cover every floor plan. Motorhome shoppers and travel trailer shoppers are looking at different inventories, and the Conway counts split accordingly. Head toward Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand for volume, or inland if you want a smaller lot that knows its stock. Around the Waccamaw River and the run down to the coast, you can string three or four stops together in a day. Bring a notebook, photograph the data plates, and write down the price and the stock number at each lot. The second visit is when you find the flaws.
Three used dealers operate in Conway, with eight more nearby. That is a small field, so most buyers end up comparing all three in town and then widening the search toward the coast before committing to a rig.
RecNation RV & Boat Dealership leads with 4.9 stars from 42 reviews and handles consignment. Campers Inn RV of Conway has far more reviews at 283, with a 4.2 average. Read a few of each before you go, and weigh the volume against the score.
One of the three, Campers Inn RV of Conway, lists financing along with service, parts and delivery. Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union first so you have a rate to compare against whatever the lot quotes you.
Happy Days Auto and RV lists motorhomes among its used inventory. The other two focus on used travel trailers and general used units. If you want a diesel pusher or a Class C, call first and confirm what is physically on the lot that week.