Grand Junction, CO

Used RV Dealers in Grand Junction, CO

Grand Junction sits where the Colorado River meets the red rock of the Book Cliffs, and the RV lots here reflect that kind of crossroads. Four dealerships sell used inventory in town, averaging 4.4 stars across hundreds of reviews. That is a small pool, which makes it easier to visit every lot in an afternoon and compare rigs side by side before you commit.

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4.4★Average Google rating
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RV dealers in Grand Junction

Trailer Source of Grand Junction, RV Sales Parts Service in Grand Junction, CO

Trailer Source of Grand Junction, RV Sales Parts Service

Grand Junction, CO ★ 4.5 (110 Google reviews)

Grand Junction RV dealer with new and used trailers, motorhomes, financing, parts, and service, rated 4.5 stars.

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Modern Classic RVs in Grand Junction, CO

Modern Classic RVs

Grand Junction, CO ★ 4.5 (61 Google reviews)

Family-owned Grand Junction RV dealer since 1979 with a 4.5-star rating and 61 reviews.

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Humphrey RV in Grand Junction, CO

Humphrey RV

Grand Junction, CO ★ 4.4 (497 Google reviews)

RV dealer in Grand Junction with a large selection of trailers and fifth wheels, plus service and parts.

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Centennial RV

Grand Junction, CO ★ 4.1 (265 Google reviews)

Grand Junction RV dealer selling new and used towables and motorhomes, with an on-site service department and parts counter.

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What the lots carry

Every one of the four Grand Junction dealers sells used travel trailers, which fits a region where people tow toward the Uncompahgre Plateau and the mesa country south of town. Two of the four also carry used motorhomes, so if you want a Class C or a diesel pusher, your shortlist narrows fast. Call ahead and confirm the specific unit is still on the lot before you drive over. Used inventory turns quickly, and a rig you saw online last week may already be spoken for.

The dealers worth your time

Humphrey RV has the deepest review history in town at 497 reviews and a 4.4 rating, plus financing, service, parts and delivery. Trailer Source of Grand Junction rates 4.5 across 110 reviews and handles motorhomes and travel trailers with financing and an on-site service department. Modern Classic RVs earns 4.5 across 61 reviews. Centennial RV sits at 4.1 across 265 reviews and offers parts but not financing, so line up a loan before you shop there. Three of the four offer financing, but a pre-approval from your own bank or credit union usually gives you more room to negotiate.

Before you sign

Used RVs hide their problems in the details: soft floor near the slide, caulk that has gone chalky, a water pump that cycles when nothing is running. Hire an independent inspector who is not tied to the selling dealer, and get the report in writing before money changes hands. At delivery, plan a slow walk-through with the water and power hooked up. Test the furnace, the fridge on both propane and electric, every outlet and the awning. Ask for the service records. Grand Junction dealers handle parts and service, so maintenance after the sale is workable.

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Questions people ask

How many used RV dealers are in Grand Junction?

Four dealerships sell used inventory in Grand Junction. All four carry used travel trailers, and two of them also stock used motorhomes. That is a manageable number, so you can visit each lot in a single day.

Which Grand Junction used RV dealer has the best rating?

Modern Classic RVs and Trailer Source of Grand Junction tie at 4.5 stars, though Modern Classic has 61 reviews against Trailer Source's 110. Humphrey RV sits at 4.4 across 497 reviews, by far the largest sample in town.

Do these dealers offer financing?

Three of the four offer financing: Modern Classic RVs, Humphrey RV and Trailer Source of Grand Junction. Centennial RV does not list financing, so plan to arrive with a pre-approval from your own lender.

What should I check on a used travel trailer?

Look for soft spots in the floor, fresh caulk over old damage and tires with mismatched dates. Have an independent inspector check the roof, axles and appliances. At the walk-through, run the water and power and test the fridge on both propane and electric.