KA RV Repair & Sales
Fruitland Park RV shop for sales and service, with a 4.3-star rating from 101 Google reviews.
Fruitland Park sits just off US 27 in Lake County, close enough to Leesburg that two Class A dealers cover this stretch of road. Both carry new and used motorhomes, and both have service and parts on site, which matters more with a rig this size. The two stores here average 4.2 stars across more than 500 reviews, so there is real feedback to read before you drive over.
Fruitland Park RV shop for sales and service, with a 4.3-star rating from 101 Google reviews.
RV dealer in Fruitland Park with new and used motorhomes, plus parts, service, and delivery.
Within a short drive of Fruitland Park. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Wildwood RV dealer with 4.6 stars from 121 reviews, praised for honest service and quick repairs.
Camping World in Summerfield sells new and used RVs, with financing, service, parts, trade-ins and consignment on site.
Ocala RV dealer off I-75 selling new and used motorhomes, fifth wheels and travel trailers, with parts and service.
Family-owned RV dealer and repair shop in Clermont with a 4.3 Google rating from 102 reviews.
Campers Inn RV of Leesburg is the bigger operation by review volume, 418 ratings at 4.2 stars. That tells you it moves a lot of coaches and probably sees a lot of buyers on weekends. KA RV Repair & Sales is smaller at 101 reviews and 4.3 stars, and it does consignment and buys rigs outright, which is useful if you are trading up from a gas coach. Both dealers list service and parts, and Campers Inn adds delivery. Call ahead and ask what Class A floorplans are actually on the ground, because inventory turns fast and a listing online can be a week stale.
Both dealers count used Class A motorhomes in their inventory, alongside travel trailers, camper vans, toy haulers and at least one Airstream. That mix suits a buyer who is not locked into a single brand. Ask for the coach's service records and the date codes on the tires, since a Class A can sit for a season and still look fresh. Get a pre-purchase inspection from an inspector you hire, not one the dealership recommends. On a diesel pusher that means a fluid analysis and a look at the roof seams. Off-season shopping in central Florida generally gives you more room to negotiate than spring.
Line up financing with your own bank or credit union before you walk in. Neither Fruitland Park dealer lists financing as a feature on its profile, so having a pre-approval in hand keeps the conversation about the coach instead of the loan. Schedule the walk-through at delivery and take your time with it. Run the generator, test every slide and jack, and confirm the water systems hold pressure. Ask where the nearest authorized service is for the chassis and the house systems, and get that in writing. Leesburg is minutes away, so a return trip for warranty work is not a burden.
There are 2 Class A motorhome dealers in Fruitland Park. Both carry new and used motorhomes and both list service and parts on site, so you can compare two stores without leaving town.
The two dealers average 4.2 stars. KA RV Repair & Sales sits at 4.3 from 101 reviews, and Campers Inn RV of Leesburg is at 4.2 from 418 reviews, so there is plenty of buyer feedback to read.
Yes, both list used inventory. The wider type counts in the area also include travel trailers, camper vans, toy haulers and an Airstream, so ask each dealer what is physically on the ground before you make the drive.
Hire your own inspector for a pre-purchase review, get service records and tire date codes, and test the generator, slides and water systems at the delivery walk-through. A financing pre-approval from your own bank also keeps the deal simple.