RV Time
RV-only repair shop in Roseville handling insurance claims, body work, and general service, rated 4.9 by 39 reviewers.
Roseville sits where I-80 meets Highway 65, so lots here pull shoppers from Sacramento, Lincoln, Rocklin and the Sierra foothills towns. Five motorhome dealers operate in the city, with eight more nearby. Average ratings hover around 3.6, which tells you the field is uneven. Read the reviews before you drive out, and know which lots actually stock what you want.
RV-only repair shop in Roseville handling insurance claims, body work, and general service, rated 4.9 by 39 reviewers.
Roseville RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, financing, service, parts, and trade-ins.
Family-owned Roseville used RV dealer with 30 years of experience buying, selling, trading and consigning motorhomes.
Roseville RV dealer selling used motorhomes and travel trailers, with mixed reviews on honesty and paperwork.
Roseville RV and used car lot with a 1.9-star rating, drawing sharp warnings and a few loyal customers.
Within a short drive of Roseville. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Citrus Heights consignment RV dealer with a 4.2 Google rating, praised for helpful staff and a clear consignment process.
Family-owned Rocklin RV dealer with a 4.7-star rating, known for travel trailers and no-pressure sales.
Used RV dealer in Loomis, CA selling motorhomes, travel trailers, 5th wheels and toy haulers, rated 4.4 stars.
Rancho Cordova RV dealer with a 4.5-star average from 384 reviews, known for friendly, no-pressure sales and a helpful parts and service team.
Locally owned Newcastle RV dealer with a 4.7 rating, selling toy haulers, travel trailers and motorhomes, plus service.
Family-run RV dealer in Newcastle since 1996, offering sales, rentals, and service with a 4.4-star rating from 147 reviews.
Small Sacramento lot buying and selling used RVs and motorhomes, plus consignment, with a 5.0 rating.
Family-owned Sacramento RV dealer with new motorhomes and trailers, plus service and parts on site.
The spread is wide. Camping World on the Roseville side is the volume player, with 1,524 reviews and a 4.5 average, plus financing, service, parts and consignment under one roof. RV Time earns a 4.9 across 39 reviews, a small shop with service and parts that people speak well of. Norcal RV Sales has three reviews and a 3.7. One Stop Auto & Rv's sits at 3.1 across 21 reviews. Wheels & Deals trails at 1.9. A big review count means more chances to fail, and a tiny one means less to judge, so weigh both.
Three of the five dealers list used motorhomes, and four carry travel trailers alongside them. Only one lists new units. That mix suits Roseville fine, since the used market around here is deep and a prior owner has already eaten the first depreciation hit. Walk the coach yourself before anyone starts the engine. Look at roof seams, slide toppers, tire date codes and any water staining in the corners. Then pay for a pre-purchase inspection from someone who does not work for the seller. I walked away from a third coach over soft floor near the shower, and the inspection paid for itself twice over.
Two of the five dealers offer financing. Get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first so you have a rate to compare against. Camping World and One Stop both run service departments, and RV Time handles service and parts too. That matters more than the sales floor for a motorhome, because the chassis and house systems will need attention. Ask how far out their service bay is booked before you sign anything, and ask whether they work on the brands they sell. A short drive to Lincoln, Rocklin or Granite Bay is nothing compared to waiting weeks for a bay.
Five dealers are listed in Roseville, with eight more in nearby cities. That gives you a reasonable spread of inventory to compare, though only one of the five lists new motorhomes. The rest focus on used units.
RV Time holds a 4.9 average from 39 reviews, the highest in the city. Camping World has a 4.5 across 1,524 reviews, a much larger sample. Both run service departments, so either is worth a look.
Two of the five dealers offer financing. Compare their rates against a pre-approval from your own bank or credit union before you sit down at the desk. A outside loan offer gives you something concrete to negotiate with.
Four of the five carry travel trailers alongside motorhomes, so you can compare both body styles on the same trip. Only one dealer lists new units, so expect a mostly used selection with consignment options at a couple of lots.