Carolina RV
Myrtle Beach RV dealer with a 4.6 rating from 948 reviews, selling new and used campers and travel trailers.
Four Class A motorhome dealers sit in Myrtle Beach, averaging 4.3 stars across the group, with one more nearby if you widen the drive. That is a workable set of options for a big rig, though not every dealer on the list carries the same inventory. I bought two RVs over the years and walked away from a third, so I read these lists with a dealer's service bay in mind as much as the sticker.
Myrtle Beach RV dealer with a 4.6 rating from 948 reviews, selling new and used campers and travel trailers.
Myrtle Beach RV dealer with new and used units, financing, service and a 4.3 rating across 3,000+ reviews.
RV dealer on US-17 in Myrtle Beach with a 4.3 rating from 446 reviews and a friendly sales and parts team.
Myrtle Beach RV dealer with a 4.2 rating from 41 reviews, known for helpful staff and service.
Within a short drive of Myrtle Beach. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Local RV dealer in Longs with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, and fifth wheels, plus financing, service, and parts.
All four dealers here list Class A motorhomes, and three of the four offer financing. Carolina RV holds a 4.6 rating across 948 reviews and pairs new and used Class A units with service, parts and trade-ins. Camping World - Myrtle Beach carries the broadest mix, with 3,127 reviews at 4.3, plus consignment and a buy-your-RV option. Blue Compass RV Myrtle Beach also sits at 4.3 with 446 reviews and handles trade-ins. Camper Country is the smallest, 41 reviews at 4.2, and offers delivery. Used inventory shows up at three of the four, so a late-model Class A with the first owner's depreciation already gone is realistic here.
The volume dealers are Camping World and Blue Compass, and both bring the parts and service depth that matters once a Class A is yours. A big rig needs chassis work, roof checks and slide adjustments, and having a service department on the same property saves a separate trip. Carolina RV splits the difference with strong reviews and trade-in capability. Camper Country is the quiet option, and a small dealer with 41 reviews can still be the right call if the unit fits and the service counter answers the phone. Call ahead before a long drive and confirm the specific coach is on the ground.
Get pre-approved through your own bank or credit union before you walk in, then compare it against the dealer's financing. On a used Class A, pay for an independent inspection of the engine, generator, roof and basement compartments before money changes hands. At delivery, do the walk-through slowly and run every system with the technician present: levelers, slides, water heater, both air conditioners. Off-season shopping tends to bring more attention from sales staff and more room to talk. Ask directly how long the service department's current wait is for warranty work, because that answer tells you more than the showroom does.
There are 4 Class A motorhome dealers in Myrtle Beach, with 1 more nearby. Their average rating is 4.3 stars. Three of the four offer financing and three list used inventory, so you have room to compare both new and pre-owned coaches.
Camping World - Myrtle Beach has the most reviews at 3,127, with a 4.3 rating. Carolina RV is next at 948 reviews and 4.6 stars. Blue Compass RV Myrtle Beach has 446 reviews at 4.3, and Camper Country has 41 at 4.2.
Both are on the ground here, since used units are listed at three of the four dealers. A used coach saves on the first owner's depreciation but deserves an independent inspection. A new one brings a warranty, so ask about the service department's wait time before you commit.
Carolina RV and Blue Compass RV Myrtle Beach list trade-ins, and Camping World - Myrtle Beach has a consignment and buy option. Get your current RV appraised before you discuss numbers, and keep the trade value and the new price as separate conversations.