Certified On-Site RV Service LLC
Bolton RV shop with repair, storage, and rentals, rated 4.9 from 91 Google reviews.
Connecticut is small enough that a motorhome dealer here is rarely more than a hour from anywhere else in the state, so comparing all 8 is a reasonable Saturday. The dealers listed average 4.5 stars across reviews, which tells you the field is decent but not identical. Seven of the 8 carry used inventory and all 8 sell motorhomes, so you have room to be picky. I have bought two RVs and walked from a third, and the walk-away was the right call.
Bolton RV shop with repair, storage, and rentals, rated 4.9 from 91 Google reviews.
Family-run Newmar dealer in Danbury with a 4.8-star rating and 131 reviews praising its kind staff and service.
Family-owned since 1959, this Windsor Locks dealer sells new and used RVs and services all makes.
Family-owned East Hampton RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and travel trailers with low posted prices.
Family-run Southington RV dealer selling new Forest River and Shasta trailers, with parts and service on site.
Family-run Connecticut RV and boat dealer with 30+ years, 4.3 stars from 520 Google reviews, and its own service center.
Connecticut RV dealer off I-84 selling new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, rated 4.1 from 375 reviews.
Crowley RV in Bristol, CT offers new and used RVs, motorhomes, and service with a 4.1-star rating from 110 reviews.
All 8 dealers handle motorhomes, and 7 of the 8 also list travel trailers. Class A coaches show up at 4 dealers, camper vans and toy haulers at 2 each, pop-ups at 3. If you want a truck camper or a teardrop, the choices narrow fast, so call ahead before a long drive. Airstream and park model listings are not represented here. Two dealers carry consignment units, which is worth a look if you want something a private owner maintained rather than a rental fleet return.
Long View RV Superstores has the deepest review history by far, over 1,100, and it is the only dealer here listed with financing, parts and consignment under one roof. That volume cuts both ways: more inventory to walk, more people competing for a salesperson's time. Dave's RV Center and Certified On-Site RV Service both sit near 4.8 and 4.9 stars with smaller review counts, which often means steady local customers rather than a big advertising push. Visit two or three before you commit. The drive between them is short.
Get financing pre-approved with your own bank or credit union before you set foot on a dealer's lot, even if the dealer offers financing. Two of the 8 list it as a feature, and the rest may still arrange it, but your own number is the one that keeps the conversation honest. Hire an inspector for any used motorhome, independent of the selling dealer. At delivery, do the walk-through slowly and run every system with the tech standing there: water pump, furnace, slides, generator. Off-season shopping in Connecticut gives you more attention and more room to negotiate.
There are 8 motorhome dealers in the state in this directory, and all 8 list motorhomes among their inventory. Seven of them also carry used units.
Long View RV Superstores has 1,135 reviews and a 4.5 rating, far more than any other dealer on the list. Dave's RV Center is next with 131 reviews at 4.8 stars.
Yes. Four of the 8 dealers list Class A coaches, including Dave's RV Center, Long View RV Superstores and Lee's RV & Marine. Call first to confirm the specific floorplan you want is on the lot.
Two dealers list consignment, Long View RV Superstores and Lee's RV & Marine, and Lee's also lists trade. Ask about trade value before you settle on a purchase price so the two numbers are negotiated separately.