Beaver Coach Sales & Service
Bend RV dealer with a 4.5-star rating from 399 reviews, known for caring staff and no-pressure sales.
Bend sits at the foot of the Cascades, and a Class A motorhome is a big commitment for mountain roads and high desert trips. Four dealerships in town sell these models, and two more are nearby. They average 4.3 stars from hundreds of reviews, so you have solid choices. I have bought two RVs and walked away from a third, so I know the drill.
Bend RV dealer with a 4.5-star rating from 399 reviews, known for caring staff and no-pressure sales.
Bend RV dealer on NE Hwy 20 selling new and used motorhomes and trailers, rated 4.5 from 179 reviews.
Camping World in Bend sells new and used RVs, with financing, service, and parts on site.
Bend RV dealer with 452 Google reviews and a 4.0 rating, known for no-pressure sales and financing help.
Within a short drive of Bend. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Central Oregon RV dealer on US-97 with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, and fifth wheels plus service and parts.
Oregon RV dealer in Redmond with travel trailers, motorhomes and a 4.2-star rating from 343 reviews.
Beaver Coach Sales & Service and Blue Compass RV Bend both hold 4.5 stars, with Beaver drawing 399 reviews and Blue Compass 179. Beaver is new-only for motorhomes, while Blue Compass mixes new and used. Camping World has the most reviews at 592 and a 4.2 rating, and Big Country RV sits at 4.0 from 452 reviews. All four offer financing, and all but Big Country have service departments. Big Country does offer delivery. I would visit Beaver and Blue Compass first for a new Class A, then check Camping World for used inventory and consignment options. Big Country is worth a look if you want a deal and can handle service elsewhere.
All four dealers carry Class A motorhomes, and every one of them also sells travel trailers. Three of the four stock camper vans, toy haulers, and pop-ups, while two carry truck campers. Only Camping World lists Airstream and consignment, and only Big Country mentions delivery. Used Class A inventory shows up at two dealers. That mix means you can compare floorplans across types in one trip. If you are set on a Class A, call ahead to confirm which models are on the lot, because inventory moves. I learned that lesson after driving to see a coach that had sold the day before.
Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you talk numbers at the dealership. It gives you a benchmark for the financing they offer. For any used Class A, hire an independent inspector. I skipped that on my first coach and paid for it later. At delivery, do a full walk-through and test every system with the technician present. Off-season shopping in Bend can mean more attention from sales staff, though I cannot promise specific discounts. Check the service department's schedule before you buy. A busy shop with a long wait can affect your ownership experience more than the sales price.
There are four dealerships in Bend that carry Class A motorhomes, plus two more nearby. All four offer financing, and three have service departments on site.
Beaver Coach Sales & Service and Blue Compass RV Bend are tied at 4.5 stars. Beaver has 399 reviews, while Blue Compass has 179. Camping World has the most reviews overall at 592 with a 4.2 rating.
Yes. Two of the four dealers list used Class A inventory. Camping World also handles consignment and buys used RVs, so you can check there for pre-owned coaches.
Absolutely. An independent inspector can find issues you might miss, especially on used coaches. I skipped it once and regretted it. Also, test every system during the delivery walk-through.