Blue Compass RV North Atlanta
Women-owned RV dealer in Buford off I-985 with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, and a service department.
Buford sits right on the Gwinnett and Hall county line, close enough to Lake Lanier that half the traffic on I-985 on a Friday afternoon is towing something. If a Class A is on your list, you have two dealerships in town to visit and a handful more within a reasonable drive. Both stores here sell used Class A motorhomes, and together they average 4.4 stars.
Women-owned RV dealer in Buford off I-985 with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, and a service department.
RV dealer in Buford, GA with new and used campers, financing, service, and a 4.3-star rating from 1,580 reviews.
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Blue Compass RV North Atlanta carries 4.6 stars across 801 reviews and handles used Class A motorhomes along with travel trailers, toy haulers, camper vans, pop-ups, teardrops and one Airstream. The store runs a service department and parts counter, and offers delivery. Camping World - Buford is the bigger volume store at 4.3 stars and 1,580 reviews, and it is the only one of the two that sells new Class A motorhomes. It also takes consignments, buys rigs outright and offers financing in house. Two dealerships with different strengths, ten minutes apart.
Both dealerships have used Class A inventory, so you can compare a well-kept trade-in against a new coach without leaving town. The used side is where a pre-purchase inspection earns its money. Hire an independent inspector who knows diesel and gas chassis, and pay for the report even on a coach that looks clean. On the new side, get a financing pre-approval from your own bank or credit union before you sit down at the desk. It gives you a number to compare against and keeps the conversation about the coach, not the payment.
A Class A walk-through takes longer than most people expect, often two hours or more once you cover leveling, slides, tanks, inverter, generator and the entertainment wiring. Ask for it unhurried, in daylight, with the coach plugged in and the water connected. Write down what does not work and get it in writing before you sign. Off-season buying tends to be calmer, and the service department has more room in the schedule. That matters, because the first year of ownership is when the punch list gets handled.
Two dealerships in Buford sell Class A motorhomes, and five more are within a reasonable drive. Together the two in-town stores average 4.4 stars from about 2,380 customer reviews.
Camping World - Buford is the one of the two that lists new inventory alongside used, with 4.3 stars from 1,580 reviews. Blue Compass RV North Atlanta, at 4.6 stars, carries used Class A motorhomes.
Yes. Hire an independent inspector who knows Class A chassis and systems, and get the report before you commit. It costs far less than the repairs a bad roof, slide or generator can bring.
Have the coach plugged in and water connected, then test the slides, leveling, tanks, generator, inverter and every appliance. Write down anything that does not work and get the fix in writing before you sign.