Camping World RV Sales

Reviews

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  Roberto soto

  6 days ago
  1.0
  Very bad service. Everyone there was just hanging out no one bothered to come ask if I need it help. Maybe because I'm Latino they gave me a dirty look. I'm very disappointed with the so call.friendly service. I even walk all around the store. No body even made the minimum effort to come over. And ask if I need it something.
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  Laura Romer

  Jan 4, 2026
  3.0
  Very happy to hear the good news that employees will no longer need to deal with the awful work environment under the service manager , Darren Kramer . Our family went through a lot , and I know so did many others . Sad it took this long , but Glad corporate finally saw it as well . Hope customers and employees alike are treated much better and things are more efficient now with the shop changes .
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  John Small

  Jan 2, 2026
  1.0
  Worst absolute worst experience ever took them 8 months to fix issues they were suppose to fix when we bought it then they moved our trailer hit another trailer and took another month to fix damages . We just took trailer out batteries were dead and wired wrong employees had been using our toilet bc we emptied all tanks and they were 1/3 full absolutely disgusting!!! Our Bedding was ripped off the beds the people running the place have no clue what there doing I have no idea why this company is still in business !!! Please go somewhere else for your RV needs !!!
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  Jeremy Fountain

  Dec 20, 2025
  1.0
  Bought a travel trailer here in December 2025. Transaction seemed fairly straightforward. As everyone knows, they stick buyers with a mandatory, overpriced “package” that includes a varying mix of accessories and pre-delivery inspection & cleaning. Irritating way to pad their sales price, but they won’t budge on it. Buyer beware though: Make sure you are extremely thorough in checking everything over when you pickup. I ended up with 3 keys, only 1 of which actually works anywhere on the trailer. Even worse, I discovered when I got it home that folding tray tables that come standard with the trailer were missing. Probably grew legs as it sat on the lot. Have followed up multiple times, from my sales rep all the way to the GM, and also commented in post purchase survey, but have gotten zero response or resolution. Literally been ignored. Seems once they have your money, they don’t care any more. Shame to have to worry about items missing from an expensive purchase, but apparently that’s the reality here.
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  Dylan

  Dec 12, 2025
  1.0
  Beware, after attempting to work out a deal with camping world I had to walk away. Right off the bat they added $2593 of dealer junk fees in their initial proposal. Business as usual for a dealer like this, so not unexpected. After stating very clearly that I would not pay any added fees beyond state mandated fees, things got weird. The salesman told me he'd "help" me but that "they" wouldn't let me see the final OTD price until I was committed to buy. Imagine committing to a very expensive purchase without knowing the price lol. So you know, thats a huge red flag, do not stand for that. I shared a few emails back and forth with the sales manager and eventually did get to a point where their biggest junk fee could be removed, a $1994 "prep fee". However, I was told that I would be taking the trailer "As-Is". This amounted to meaning a few things but worst of all, I would not receive a battery with the trailer. Rendering it inoperable. Reaching out to Keystone, I found out that batteries are factory equipment and if not supplied in some model cases, it is expected of dealers to sell fully operable units to customers. Camping world will withhold necessary equipment from your new unit if you do not bend to their predatory profit hunting. I ultimately walked away because they refused to remove the final junk fee of $599. A documentation fee. These are not mandated fees, you do not have to pay them. Camping world will throw a sale away over mere hundreds of dollars. This dealership is shady, predatory, and will sell you a non functional unit if you don't let them screw you for every dollar they demand. Do a google search and shop multiple dealers at once, and help to create a healthy competitive environment for them to have to operate in. Become an informed buyer and do your research on mandated fees, junk fees, and predatory tactics. Camping world can afford the deal you need, can you afford the scam they want?

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