Bretz RV & Marine
Family-owned Billings RV and boat dealer since 1967, rated 4.7 stars by over 2,100 reviewers.
Billings gives camper van shoppers three dealerships to work with, and all three carry used units, so this is a used-shopping town more than a new-one town. The average rating across the three sits at 4.4, which tells you nobody here is coasting on reputation alone. Two of the three also take consignments, worth knowing if you have a van to move before you buy.
Family-owned Billings RV and boat dealer since 1967, rated 4.7 stars by over 2,100 reviewers.
Full-service Billings RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes, travel trailers and more, rated 4.5 stars.
Billings RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and trailers, plus financing, service, parts, and consignment.
Bretz RV & Marine leads on volume of reviews by a wide margin, 2,189 of them, and holds a 4.7 rating. Bish's RV of Billings sits at 4.5 across 269 reviews, and Camping World - Billings comes in at 4.1 from 202. All three carry camper vans alongside motorhomes and travel trailers, and all three offer financing plus service and parts. Bretz and Bish's both take trades. If you want one stop for the van and the first service visit, any of the three works. If you care most about how many other buyers walked away happy, Bretz is the obvious first call.
Call ahead and confirm the specific van is still on the grounds. Inventory moves, and a listing photo is not a promise. Ask whether the unit is on consignment, since two of these dealerships handle consignment sales and the paperwork can run differently. Get your financing pre-approved at your own bank before you sit down at the desk, then let the dealer try to beat it. On a used camper van, pay for an independent pre-purchase inspection, especially on the chassis and the house electrical. Camping World carries Airstream and Class A inventory too, so a visit there can stretch past vans if your plans change.
Late fall and winter are slower at Montana dealerships, and a salesperson with an empty calendar tends to negotiate. That is general advice, not a promise about any one store. When you do buy, block out real time for the delivery walk-through. Have them show you the water system, the shore power hookup, the fridge on both propane and electric, and where every fuse lives. Record it on your phone. Ask about the service department's wait time for warranty work before you sign, because a van you cannot get serviced is a parked van. Billings sits close enough to the Beartooth and the Bighorn country that a shakedown trip is easy to plan.
Three dealerships in Billings carry camper vans: Bretz RV & Marine, Bish's RV of Billings, and Camping World - Billings. All three list used camper vans, and all three offer financing along with service and parts.
The three dealerships average 4.4 out of 5. Bretz RV & Marine rates highest at 4.7 from 2,189 reviews, followed by Bish's at 4.5 from 269 and Camping World at 4.1 from 202.
Yes. A used van has two systems to worry about, the chassis and the camper build, and a dealer inspection is not the same as an independent one. Hire your own mechanic to check the drivetrain and a separate tech for the electrical, propane and water systems.
Bretz RV & Marine and Bish's RV of Billings both list trade among their services, and all three dealerships buy RVs outright. Two of the three also handle consignment, which can net more than a straight trade if you have time to wait for a buyer.