Beckley's RVs
Family-owned Thurmont RV dealer with new and used units, rentals, parts, and service.
Maryland has seven motorhome dealers in this directory, and the average rating sits at 4.4, which is respectable for a market this size. Five of the seven sell used units, and two carry Class A motorhomes if you want the big windshield. The names below repeat for a reason: Beckley's, Leo's, and two Chesaco locations do most of the volume here. Read the review counts before you read the stars.
Family-owned Thurmont RV dealer with new and used units, rentals, parts, and service.
Family-run RV and golf cart dealer in Stevensville with a 4.9-star rating and a no-pressure sales style.
Family-run RV brokerage in Salisbury that lists motorhomes and travel trailers for private sellers nationwide.
Family-owned Gambrills RV dealer since 1972 with a 12,000 sq ft showroom and strong reviews for staff.
Family-run RV dealer in Joppatowne with 716 Google reviews averaging 4.2, selling new and used motorhomes and trailers.
Family-owned RV dealer in Frederick, MD selling new and used motorhomes and trailers, rated 4.0 from 362 reviews.
Family-owned RV dealer in Gambrills, MD, rated 4.0 from 241 reviews, with a friendly, low-pressure sales team.
All seven dealers listed here sell motorhomes, and every one of them also stocks travel trailers, so a motorhome search will put you on lots with plenty of towable inventory too. Used is the safer bet at five of the seven. Class A units show up at just two. If you want a toy hauler, four dealers carry them. Pop-ups appear at five and camper vans at one. That spread tells you something useful: call ahead and confirm the exact unit is on the ground before you drive. Financing is offered at five of the seven, but get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first. It gives you a number to compare against and keeps the conversation on the coach, not the payment.
Beckley's RVs carries the most review weight by far at 1,545 reviews and a 4.6 rating, with service, parts, and delivery on site. Leo's Vacation Center in the same range has 823 reviews at 4.3 and handles consignment, so it is a place to check if you are selling as well as buying. Chesaco runs two locations, Joppa at 4.2 with 716 reviews and Frederick at 4.0 with 362, both offering financing, service, parts, and trade. BOE RV Sales and Service has only 25 reviews but a 4.9, and The MotorHome Brokers buys as well as sells.
A motorhome is a house with an engine, and both halves need eyes on them. Hire an independent inspector for the chassis and the coach systems, and insist on a walk-through at delivery where everything gets demonstrated with you operating it, not just watched. Ask for the service department hours and how far out their appointments run. On a Class A, tires age out before they wear out, so check the date codes. Buying in the off-season gives you more attention from a sales staff that is not slammed. None of this is Maryland-specific, but it all applies here.
Seven dealers appear in this directory. Five of them sell used motorhomes, and two stock Class A models. Every one of the seven also sells travel trailers, and five offer financing.
Beckley's RVs leads with 1,545 reviews and a 4.6 rating. Leo's Vacation Center follows with 823 reviews at 4.3, and Chesaco RV in Joppa has 716 reviews at 4.2.
Five of the seven dealers offer financing. Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you shop so you can compare their offer against a rate you already know.
Five of the seven dealers here sell used units, so the selection is wider. Used coaches let a prior owner absorb the steep early depreciation, but pay for an independent inspection of both the chassis and the coach systems before money changes hands.