Overland RV LLC
Family owned Riverside RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and trailers, with service, parts and consignment since 2019.
Riverside, CA
Class A Motorhome Dealers in Riverside, CA
Riverside gives you two Class A dealers to work with, and they are not the same animal. One is a big national store with a deep lot; the other is a smaller independent on the same stretch. Both are rated 3.8, but 28 reviews and 300 reviews tell very different stories. If you are shopping a Class A, the drive is worth it when you know what each place is good at.
Discover Class A Motorhome Dealers in Riverside, CA
2Dealers listed
3.8★Average Google rating
1Offer financing
RV dealers in Riverside
Camping World - Riverside
Riverside RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, financing, service and parts on site.
The two Riverside Class A dealers
Overland RV LLC runs a smaller operation with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, toy haulers, and consignment. It has service, parts, and delivery, which matters when you are buying a rig that needs a shakedown trip. Camping World - Riverside is the larger store, with 300 reviews against 28 at Overland, and it adds financing, service, parts, and consignment. Both carry Class A, both take consignment, and both buy RVs. That means you can sell your current coach where you buy the next one. Call ahead to confirm which Class A units are actually on the ground before you drive.
What to check before you commit
A Class A is a house on a chassis, and the chassis is where the money hides. Ask for a pre-purchase inspection from an inspector who is not on the dealer's payroll, and get the report before you sign. At the walk-through, have them run the generator, the slides, the levelers, and every appliance with you watching. Get financing pre-approval from your own bank or credit union first, then compare it to what the dealer offers. One of these two Riverside dealers lists financing; the other does not, so know your number going in. Off-season shopping can soften a deal on a coach that has been sitting.
Selling or trading your current coach
Both Riverside dealers take consignment and both buy RVs outright, which gives you options if the next Class A is already on a lot. Consignment usually means the dealer sells it for you and takes a cut; a straight buy is faster and lower. Ask each one for both numbers on your rig and compare. Clean it first, gather the maintenance records, and fix the small stuff, because a coach with a documented history sells itself. If you are trading, negotiate the new coach price before you talk trade value, so the two numbers do not get shuffled together.
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Questions people ask
How many Class A motorhome dealers are in Riverside?
There are 2 Class A motorhome dealers in Riverside, and both carry new and used motorhomes. Each one also handles consignment and buys RVs, so you can sell or trade while you shop.
Which Riverside Class A dealer has more reviews?
Camping World - Riverside has 300 reviews, far more than Overland RV LLC at 28. Both hold a 3.8 rating, so read the recent reviews rather than the average alone.
Should I get an inspection on a used Class A?
Yes. Hire an independent inspector who does not work for the dealer, and get the report before you sign. A Class A has a chassis and a house, and the inspection covers both. It is the cheapest money you will spend on the purchase.
Can I sell my current RV in Riverside?
Both Riverside Class A dealers take consignment and buy RVs outright. Ask each for a consignment estimate and a straight buy offer, then compare. A straight buy is faster; consignment can bring more if you can wait.