Play More RV
Post Falls RV dealer with a 4.6 rating from 41 reviews, praised for no-pressure sales and helpful staff.
Post Falls sits right on I-90 at the Idaho border, so it draws shoppers from Spokane and Coeur d'Alene alike. Two camper van dealers operate here, and between them they cover new and used units, consignment and parts. Both earn solid ratings, and one has a service bay that matters after the sale. Here is how the two compare and what to check before you drive over.
Post Falls RV dealer with a 4.6 rating from 41 reviews, praised for no-pressure sales and helpful staff.
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Play More RV rates 4.6 from 41 reviews and handles new and used camper vans plus motorhomes and travel trailers. It offers financing, parts, consignment and delivery. Blue Compass RV Post Falls rates 4.3 from 1,354 reviews, a much bigger sample, and carries camper vans alongside motorhomes, toy haulers, teardrops, pop-ups and Class A units. It adds a service department and delivery. Both take consignments, which is worth knowing if you are selling rather than buying. Small dealer, big dealer. One feels like a conversation, the other like a system. Neither is wrong.
Camper vans hide their problems in the conversion, not the chassis. Look at how the water tank, wiring and house battery were mounted, and ask who did the work. Open every cabinet and run the water pump. Check the roof for added vents and solar, since a poor seal shows up months later. Get a pre-purchase inspection from a shop that is not the seller, and test the toilet and shower if the van has them. At delivery, do the walk-through slowly and record it on your phone.
Only one of the two dealerships here advertises financing, so get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first. That gives you a number to compare against whatever the dealer offers. Late fall and winter are slower for RV sales in this part of Idaho, and a dealer with vans sitting on the ground may be more willing to talk. Ask about the service department before you buy, not after, because a van that needs warranty work is easier to sort out at a dealership that has its own bays. If the deal feels rushed, walk away.
Two. Play More RV and Blue Compass RV Post Falls both list camper vans among their inventory, and both also handle motorhomes and travel trailers.
Play More RV averages 4.6 from 41 reviews. Blue Compass RV Post Falls averages 4.3 from 1,354 reviews. The second has far more reviews, so read a sample of them rather than trusting the number alone.
One of the two dealerships advertises financing. Get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union anyway, then compare that rate with what the dealer quotes you.
Both list consignment among their services, so they can sell a van for you on consignment. Ask directly about trade-ins, since the listings do not spell that out.