Bish's RV of Center Point-Urbana
Full-service RV dealer in Urbana, Iowa, rated 4.7 stars across 499 Google reviews, selling new and used RVs.
Iowa has eight camper van dealers, and most of them carry far more than vans. Seven of the eight sell used inventory, and every one of them stocks motorhomes and camper vans, so you can compare a van against a Class C on the same afternoon. The average rating sits at 4.4, which is honest but not perfect. A few bigger dealerships pull the reviews up.
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The eastern half of the state holds most of them. Bish's runs a store in Center Point-Urbana and another in Davenport, and Lichtsinn RV is up near Forest City. Camping World has two Iowa locations, Cedar Falls and Davenport. Plaza RV rounds out the list. That spread means a Des Moines or Ames buyer faces a drive east. Plan a full day and hit two dealerships on one trip. Call first and confirm the van you saw online is still on the property. Inventory moves, and a wasted three-hour drive is the fastest way to sour a shopping weekend.
Camper vans show up alongside motorhomes at all eight dealerships. Seven also stock travel trailers, and six carry toy haulers and pop-ups. Truck campers appear at three, teardrops at two, Airstreams at three. Only Lichtsinn is listed as new only among the top names, so used shoppers have plenty of room. Financing is offered at seven of the eight. Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you sit down at the desk. It keeps the conversation on the van and off the payment.
Camping World Cedar Falls and Davenport carry the review volume, over 2,000 and 1,900 respectively, with 4.5 ratings. Bish's Center Point-Urbana sits at 4.7 on about 500 reviews, and Lichtsinn at 4.6 on 621. Those are strong numbers for this business. High volume cuts both ways. A big store sees more buyers, so more complaints land in public. Read the recent reviews, not the old ones, and pay attention to comments about the service department. You will be back there for warranty work, and a good sales desk does not guarantee a good service bay.
Eight dealerships are listed for the state, and all eight stock camper vans. Seven of them also sell used inventory, so you have room to compare new and pre-owned vans without driving to a different store.
Seven of the eight offer financing. Even so, a pre-approval from your own bank or credit union gives you a benchmark. Compare that rate against what the dealership quotes before you commit to anything.
Bish's RV of Center Point-Urbana leads at 4.7 from about 500 reviews, with Lichtsinn RV at 4.6 and the two Camping World stores at 4.5. The statewide average is 4.4, which is solid but leaves room to check recent service reviews.
Seven of the eight sell used inventory. Only Lichtsinn RV appears as a new-only operation among the top names. That means used van shoppers have most of the state's dealerships to choose from, including both Bish's locations and Plaza RV.