VR
Vanessa Reyes
Aug 24, 2026
Extremely disappointing experience. We were initially told we were approved for an RV, provided all requested documentation, and then received almost no communication. We eventually had to drive to Ashland just to find out the financing was denied and that we would need a co-signer.
The employee we dealt with, Phillip, was extremely rude, dismissive, and condescending. When we decided not to move forward and asked for our $5,000 back, he initially told us we were not getting it back and even told me, “You’re not even worth it.” We were eventually told in writing that our money would be returned within 7–14 days. Today is day 14, and we still have not received our money or an update.
The lack of communication and the way we were treated was unacceptable. We simply want our $5,000 returned and to put this experience behind us. I would not recommend Camping World based on our experience.
Do not buy from these crooks. From not even knowing the actual year of the camper I was buying, to tho salesman standing on soft spots in the floor so we couldn’t notice, to several things not working. I realize the camper was used, but transparency is crucial for used sales. After cutting the floor up and replacing the bad wood, I think we may have it fixed. But I keep thinking of the salesman standing on that spot and never moving. A true act of dishonesty is hard to forget. Yall have been warned
Did not want to buy anything. Just wanted to look. Was talked into turning over our LIC and told a “soft inquiry” would be pulled. We said “no.” Left. Tonight we see a HARD CREDIT INQUIRY WAS PULLED. The salesman lied to us. He only showed us lemons that appeared would fall apart our first tour. We even repeatedly emphasized this would be our home for us and our special needs 5 year old! NEVER AGAIN!
LB
Luvenia Baker
Aug 6, 2026
I am writing to share my experience regarding the purchase and service of my 2026 Coleman RV, which I acquired in June 2026.
I have been hesitant to pen this review, but I believe it is important to communicate my concerns candidly. At the time of purchase, I felt considerable pressure to sign up for an extended warranty. It was only after I became upset and walked out that a representative informed me that the extended warranty was unnecessary. This interaction left me feeling undervalued and disrespected.
As a person of color, I cannot help but feel that the service I received at this location was biased. Several essential maintenance needs related to my camper, particularly concerning the brakes, were never brought to my attention. Instead, I was charged for services and items that I felt were unnecessary while the critical items I actually required were overlooked.
Every visit to Camping World seems to be marred by an undercurrent of bias; it appears the focus is on extracting money rather than genuinely addressing my needs. This experience has led me to consider trading in this camper because I do not believe it suits me, nor has Camping World adequately supported my needs throughout this purchasing process.
In summary, my takeaway is that I would not feel comfortable doing business with Camping World again unless one has thick skin and can withstand the biases that seem prevalent in their service. I hope they take this feedback seriously and work towards creating a more inclusive and transparent environment for all customers.
BB
Brandon Ballard
Aug 2, 2026
I came in to buy an item that was priced at about $50 in the store, but the exact same item was listed for around $33 on Camping World's website. When I asked if they could honor their own online price, I was initially told they usually only price match for members, even though this was not a members only sale.
I explained that I could simply place the order online for pickup at the store and receive the lower price that way. Instead of making the process simple, there was unnecessary back and forth before the manager finally agreed to honor the website price without requiring a membership. It felt like I had to argue just to receive a price that the company was already advertising on its own website.
What really bothered me happened after the sale was completed. I was handed my receipt and my item, and I believed everything had been finalized. Then the cashier told me he had to sign me up for a membership. Since the manager had already approved the discount without a membership, I assumed he was talking about a free rewards program and agreed. It was not until I saw there was a charge associated with it that I realized it was a paid membership, and I immediately declined.
The whole situation could have been avoided if everything had been explained before the transaction was completed. If the discount truly required a membership, that should have been made clear from the beginning. If it did not, then I should not have been asked to sign up for one after I had already paid and been given my receipt. The entire experience was confusing, frustrating, and handled very poorly. Unfortunately, it left such a bad impression that I do not plan on shopping at this location again.
