Earthtribe Creations
Small Eugene family shop building and repairing vans, with a perfect 5.0 rating from 7 reviews.
Eugene has four camper van dealers, and they split into two very different camps. Three are small builders with near-perfect ratings from a handful of reviewers. The fourth is a used car lot with a big review count and a middling score. Five more dealerships sit within driving distance. Here is how the pieces fit together before you make the trip.
Small Eugene family shop building and repairing vans, with a perfect 5.0 rating from 7 reviews.
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Eugene van conversion shop building custom Sprinter interiors and DIY kits, rated 5.0 from 5 reviews.
Nonprofit used car and RV lot in Eugene run by St. Vincent de Paul, with donated vehicles and mixed reviews.
Within a short drive of Eugene. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Family-run Coburg RV lot off I-5 selling Class B and C motorhomes and travel trailers, with trade-ins and financing.
Camping World in Coburg sells new and used RVs, with financing, trade-ins, service, and parts.
Veteran-owned Coburg RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, plus financing, service, and parts.
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Full-service RV dealer in Junction City with new and used RVs, service, parts, financing, and a 4.5-star rating from 900+ reviews.
Earthtribe Creations and Keystone Coachworks both carry a 5.0 rating, on 7 and 6 reviews respectively. Those are small numbers, so treat them as a starting point rather than proof. Earthtribe also lists truck campers alongside camper vans, which matters if your plans might change. Virtus Vans holds a 5.0 on 5 reviews and lists service and delivery, two features worth asking about directly. With this few reviews, call ahead, ask what is on the floor, and get a sense of build timelines before you drive over. A short phone conversation tells you more than a rating does.
St. Vinnie's Used Car Lot carries a 3.7 across 118 reviews, by far the most feedback of any dealership here. That volume cuts both ways: you get a real sample of how buyers were treated, and you get the occasional unhappy one. It is the only place listed with a used camper van, so it may be where the budget-conscious shopper starts. Read the recent reviews rather than the overall number, and ask what the van's history looks like. Used units from a general car lot deserve a closer look at the camper systems specifically.
Camper vans hide their problems in the systems: water, propane, electrical, and the roof. Hire an independent inspector who knows conversions, not just engines. At delivery, run the walk-through yourself and make them demonstrate every appliance, switch, and outlet. Financing is worth arranging with your own bank or credit union before you talk numbers, since none of these dealerships lists an offer of financing. Ask about service turnaround too, because Virtus Vans is the only one here that names service as a feature. Off-season shopping tends to bring more attention from staff and more room to talk.
Four dealerships are listed in Eugene, with five more within driving distance. Three of the four are small builders with 5.0 ratings, and the fourth is a used car lot with a much larger review count.
The group averages 4.7 across all four dealerships. That number is pulled up by three small builders at a perfect 5.0 and pulled down by a used car lot at 3.7 with far more reviews.
Yes. One dealership here lists used inventory alongside camper vans, and it has the largest review base of the group. Read recent reviews and have any used unit inspected before you commit.
Virtus Vans is the only dealership listed with both service and delivery. Ask the other builders directly, since features are not always published, and confirm what happens after the sale before you sign.