Bretz RV & Marine
Family-owned Boise RV dealer since 1967, rated 4.8 stars for new and used sales, propane, and service.
Three camper van dealers serve Boise, averaging 4.9 stars across the listings. That's a small field, so you'll want to know who does what before you make the drive. One name is a big multi-line store with a long review history; two are van-focused with just a single review each. Here's how they stack up for a van shopper in the Treasure Valley.
Family-owned Boise RV dealer since 1967, rated 4.8 stars for new and used sales, propane, and service.
Boise RV dealer doing custom van conversions, rated 5.0 on Google with one review.
Boise campervan builder with a perfect 5.0 rating from a single Google review.
Within a short drive of Boise. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Meridian RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and trailers, with service, parts, and financing on site.
RV dealer in Meridian with new and used RVs, financing, service, parts, and a 4.1-star rating from over 2,200 reviews.
Used RV and truck dealer in Nampa with a 3.8-star rating from 38 Google reviews and mixed feedback.
Caldwell RV dealer off I-84 with new and used trailers, motorhomes, financing, service and parts.
Bretz RV & Marine is the heavyweight on this list: 4.8 stars from 1,168 reviews and a lineup that goes well beyond camper vans. They carry new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, toy haulers, and camper vans, plus they buy rigs outright. That breadth means you can compare a van against a small motorhome on the same visit. They also offer financing, service, parts, and delivery, which is handy if you're coming from Meridian or Nampa. My advice: even at a big dealer, get a pre-purchase inspection on any used van. And if you finance through them, have a pre-approval from your own bank as a backup. The service department is worth a walk-through too, since you'll likely be back for warranty work.
Xplorit Vans and Point B Vans are both 5.0-star operations with a single review apiece. That's not much to go on, but it tells you they're small and camper-van-only. If you want a builder who eats, sleeps, and breathes vans, these are the places to call. Ask about build timelines, what base chassis they use, and whether they handle service after the sale. A single review can be a great experience or a fluke, so treat it as a starting point, not a verdict. Stop by both if you're serious about a camper van. You'll learn a lot about construction quality just by opening cabinets and looking at wiring.
Boise's RV season runs roughly spring through fall, so late fall and winter are when dealers are more willing to talk price. That's also when you can take your time on a walk-through without a crowd. For a camper van, the walk-through at delivery matters more than on a big motorhome: check every system, from the fridge to the roof vent, and make sure you know how the water and electrical systems work before you drive off. Financing is offered at one of the three dealers, so if you want options, get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first. And don't skip the test drive on Boise's hills; a fully loaded van handles differently than an empty one.
Three dealers are listed in Boise. Two are van-only specialists, and one is a large multi-line dealership that also carries camper vans.
The average rating across the three dealers is 4.9 stars. One has over a thousand reviews, while the other two have a single review each.
Only one of the three, Bretz RV & Marine, lists financing among its features. The other two do not mention it, so ask directly if you're interested.
Yes, at least one dealer, Bretz RV & Marine, carries used camper vans along with new ones. The other two may also have used inventory, but it's not specified, so call ahead.