Bish's RV of Meridian
Meridian RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and trailers, with service, parts, and financing on site.
Two Class A dealerships sit in Meridian, and five more are a short drive out, so the choice here is narrower than it looks at first. Both in-town dealers carry used Class A coaches and both take consignments, which tells you something about what turns over around here. I have bought two RVs and walked away from a third, so I read inventory lists with some suspicion.
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Bish's RV of Meridian and Camping World - Meridian are the pair to start with, and they are close in size. Bish's carries a 4.3 rating across 2,387 reviews. Camping World sits at 4.1 over 2,228. Both sell used Class A motorhomes, both offer financing, service and parts, and both take consignments. Bish's also lists new units, which Camping World does not in these counts. With two dealerships this close in rating, drive both before you commit. Ask each one how long their Class A units have sat and whether the house battery bank has been load tested. A coach that has been on the property through a Meridian winter deserves a closer look at the roof and seals.
Both Meridian dealerships list used Class A coaches, so the local market leans toward coaches that already have a story. That is not a bad thing. Depreciation has done its work, and a well-kept used diesel or gas coach can be the better buy if you know what to check. Get a pre-purchase inspection from an inspector who is not on the dealer's payroll. Have them run the generator under load, check the slide seals, and look at the tires for date codes rather than tread. Financing pre-approval from your own bank gives you a real number to compare against whatever the finance office quotes you.
Five more dealerships sit within reach of Meridian, which opens up inventory without a long haul. Boise is next door, and Nampa and Caldwell are close enough for an afternoon of comparing coaches. That spread matters with Class A, where the floorplan you want may only be on one property. Call ahead and confirm the specific coach is still there and has not sold. Ask for the stock number and a photo of the build sheet. Off-season shopping tends to bring softer pricing and more attention from the sales staff, so a late fall or winter visit can work in your favor.
There are 2 Class A motorhome dealers in Meridian, with 5 more nearby. The two in-town options are Bish's RV of Meridian and Camping World - Meridian, both of which carry used Class A coaches and take consignments.
Yes, both of the Meridian dealerships offer financing. Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union first so you can compare the rate and term against what the finance office presents.
Book a pre-purchase inspection with someone independent of the dealer. Have them test the generator under load, inspect the roof and slide seals, check tire date codes, and confirm every appliance and system works before you agree on a price.
It can help. Fewer shoppers in late fall and winter often means more attention from staff and more room to talk about price. Call ahead to confirm the coach you want is still on the property.