Camping World of Roseville is a fundamentally broken operation. Do not waste your time or money with their consignment program—I nearly lost thousands of dollars because of their complete lack of internal communication.
I should have listened to the warnings on the internet and owner forums. Camping World suffers from systemic disorganization and gross misrepresentation across their departments. My consignment experience was a complete disaster from start to finish. It began with their nationwide intake crew, who were perfectly pleasant upfront and explicitly assured me that a minor, fully disclosed soft spot on the floor would be a complete non-issue for their program. That turned out to be an empty promise once the rig actually arrived on site.
When the trailer was delivered to the lot, the breakdown became obvious. The consignment representative assigned to Northern California doesn't even live in the state and couldn't be bothered to return emails or communicate with basic professional competence. Meanwhile, local lot management completely reneged on the intake assurances. Rather than pricing the unit to sell, they listed it so ridiculously high online that it had virtually zero chance of moving, all while claiming they "shouldn't have accepted it in the first place."
After effectively crippling the consignment effort, they presented an aggressive deadline paired with a bottom-barrel wholesale cash offer after almost 30 days on the lot—pennies on the dollar compared to retail market value. Since I was ready to go the wholesale route to resolve the situation, they treated it like standard procedure, but the financial hit was severe.
To make matters worse, their lot staff handles customer equipment with shocking incompetence. Upon dropping off my trailer, I personally witnessed the crew drag a 5th wheel across the pavement without fully retracting the front struts, grinding metal straight against the asphalt right in front of the owner.
If there is any saving grace to this experience, it is that the on-site sales manager was accommodating and helped me exit the situation as graciously as could be expected by facilitating the retrieval of my RV without any unnecessary fanfare except the part where my title was almost lost somewhere on the property. Given the complete lack of alignment between their intake team, remote reps, and local management, I strongly advise steering clear of Camping World of Roseville.
We bought an RV from Camping World recently. If you are in the market...go in and ask for Tyler Perrine. He was so knowledgeable. We had a wonderful experience working with him. He was helpful, patient, and never made us feel pressured.
Tyler was very thorough and made sure we got the right one to fit our needs. He took time to show us all the features, so we got familiar with our RV trailer. Thanks Tyler!! You are very good at what you do!
I had expressed online interest in a camper, but as people do, I looked at reviews.
I decided not to pursue this company further, I never once called or email back.
Do you think that stops this business from continuing to call and leave countless voicemails; rhetorical question, it has not.
I even blocked them and the hint was not obvious enough -
I feel harassed at this point.
Even if I did want a trailer, never would I give business to this company!
Horrible horrible horrible. We had an appt for our trailer to get the slide seal fixed. It took them 3 weeks after many phone calls and the run around. We were told it would take 7.5 hours to fix. And still 3 weeks with an appt. Not helpful, lacking communication. Lack of letting us know what would be done to the trailer. We got there
to pick up, scratches on the slide from ladder being used, missing propane cover. We left unsatisfied and parked it. Went back to get trailer ready for a trip and pulled slide out to find out NOT fixed. They just tried to glue it back (didn’t work) and call it fixed for the cost with taxes $1800.00 dollars. Please go local do not go to Camping World. I happen to know that other Camping Worlds service departments are the same. My father in law has had the same issue with the one in Redding and my son in law worked for the service department one in Oregon. He could not believe how horrible the place was to work and the shady work they did. He quit because he could not work for that kind of company. Pictures attached.
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Christine Perry
Aug 5, 2026
The finance manager was excellent, and I genuinely enjoyed working with him. He was professional, helpful, and one of the highlights of my experience.
Unfortunately, my experience with the sales side was much different. I came in knowing exactly which trailer I wanted and was initially told it was last year’s model and that there were none on the lot. We later found several of them ourselves. I also felt rushed through the process and wasn’t given the opportunity to thoroughly compare similar models or explore my options.
After putting nearly half down on the trailer, I contacted the dealership about upgrading the batteries. Communication was poor. The only response I received was an invoice for the upgrade that didn’t account for the two batteries that were already included with the trailer. After that, my follow-up questions went unanswered.
I also purchased the “Ready to Camp” package, expecting the trailer to receive a thorough interior and exterior detail. Instead, it appeared to have simply been rinsed off and lightly wiped down inside. Rather than start my ownership experience frustrated, I chose not to address it at the time so I could focus on enjoying my new trailer.
Another major disappointment was the walkthrough. I was told I would receive a one-hour orientation, but it lasted less than 30 minutes. I specifically told the dealership that I was a first-time RV owner with very limited knowledge. I wasn’t even shown how to hook the trailer up to my truck before being sent on my way. Considering the package cost around $1,800, it felt like I paid for a box of camping supplies rather than the education and support I expected. It simply wasn’t worth the cost.
To top it off, the salesman essentially walked us over to the trailer, dropped us off, and left.
In the end, I did get the trailer I wanted, and I’m excited to make incredible memories with it. That said, based on my experience, I would not recommend my salesman or Camping World as a whole.
