Campers Inn RV of St. George
Campers Inn RV of St. George sells new and used RVs, with financing, service, and parts, rated 4.5 stars from 214 reviews.
St. George sits close enough to the Arizona line that shoppers often cross state lines to compare rigs, and the Class A selection here is thin but workable. Two dealerships carry new and used Class A motorhomes, and both also sell travel trailers, camper vans, toy haulers and pop-ups, so you can size up a diesel pusher in the same afternoon you look at a bunkhouse. Ratings average 4.4 across the pair.
Campers Inn RV of St. George sells new and used RVs, with financing, service, and parts, rated 4.5 stars from 214 reviews.
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Campers Inn RV of St. George earns a 4.5 from 214 reviews and handles financing, service, parts and trades. Camping World - St. George pulls a 4.3 from 1,262 reviews and adds Airstream and consignment to the mix. Both stores list used Class A coaches, and both buy RVs, which matters if you are trading up from a gasser. Call ahead and ask what is physically on the grounds before you drive. Inventory moves, and a rig listed online may already be spoken for. Two nearby dealerships round out the options, so a Saturday run can cover four stops without much backtracking.
Class A coaches are the big decision in this category, and the walk-through matters more than the sticker conversation. Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you sit down at the finance desk, then let the dealer try to beat it. Both dealerships here offer financing, so you have room to compare. Hire an independent inspector for any used coach, especially one with higher mileage or a slide system you do not recognize. Ask for maintenance records and check the age of the tires, not just the tread. Off-season shopping tends to bring calmer sales floors and more attention from the staff.
A Class A needs a service department you can actually reach, and both dealerships here run one along with a parts counter. That is worth weighing if you plan to keep the coach for years rather than trade it in a season or two. Walk the service bay and ask how far out appointments are booked. St. George heat is hard on roofs, seals and batteries, so ask what the shop checks at each visit. If you plan trips toward Zion or the Arizona border, confirm the dealer can handle chassis work or knows who can.
Two dealerships in St. George carry Class A motorhomes, and two more nearby give you additional stops. Both local stores list used Class A coaches and offer financing, so you can compare options without leaving the area.
Campers Inn RV of St. George holds a 4.5 average from 214 reviews. Camping World - St. George holds a 4.3 from 1,262 reviews. Combined, the two average 4.4, which is solid for a market this size.
Yes. Hire an independent inspector who knows motorhomes, and ask for maintenance records along with tire dates. A coach that sat in the desert sun can have roof and seal issues that are not obvious on a lot walk-around.
Both St. George dealerships buy RVs, and Campers Inn lists trade among its services. Get your trade appraised before you negotiate the coach price, and have your payoff and title details ready so the numbers stay clean.