Exit 1 RV
Family-owned Vermont RV dealer with new and used sales, on-site service, parts, storage, and a 4.8-star rating from 119 reviews.
Vermont
Motorhome Dealers in Vermont
Six motorhome dealers serve Vermont, and the average rating across them sits at 4.3, which is respectable for a small state. Every one of the six carries used motorhomes, so you have choices even if you are not shopping new. Four of the six offer financing. The bigger question is which drive is worth your Saturday, and that depends on what you want on the pad.
Discover Motorhome Dealers in Vermont
6Dealers listed
4.3★Average Google rating
4Offer financing
Top-rated dealers
Camping World - Saint Albans
Camping World in St Albans City sells new and used RVs, with financing, service, parts and trade-ins on site.
Blue Compass RV Vermont
East Montpelier RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, with financing, service, and parts on site.
Mekkelsen RV Sales & Rentals
Family owned Vermont RV dealer with 200+ new and used units, 51 years in business, and a 4.2 rating.
M's RV Sales & Services
Berlin, VT RV dealer with used motorhomes, a parts store, and a service shop; 4.1 stars from 42 reviews.
Pete's RV Center - VT
Vermont RV dealer since 1952, carrying fifth wheels, travel trailers, and motorhomes with financing and service.
Where the dealers sit
Exit 1 RV earns the best rating here at 4.8 from 119 reviews, and it is the only one on the list handling truck campers and teardrops alongside motorhomes. Camping World in Saint Albans is close behind at 4.6, with toy haulers, pop-ups and Airstreams in the mix. Blue Compass RV Vermont has the deepest review history at 458 and a 4.4 rating. Pete's RV Center draws the most reviews of all at 583 but sits at 3.9, so read the recent ones carefully. Mekkelsen RV Sales & Rentals and M's RV Sales & Services round out the six. Both have service departments, which matters once the warranty conversation starts.
New, used and the class question
All six dealers stock used motorhomes, while four also list new ones. Class A coaches show up at four of the six, so if a big windshield and a diesel pull you in, you have real options. Travel trailers appear at five dealers, camper vans at three and toy haulers at two. Consignment shows up at two, which can be a way to find a well-kept coach without the new-unit premium. Call ahead and confirm the specific unit is still on the pad before you drive. Inventory moves, and a wasted trip across Vermont stings in any season.
Financing and the walk-through
Four of the six dealers offer financing, but get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first. You will know your rate and your ceiling before anyone hands you a payment sheet. On a used coach, hire an independent inspector before you sign, and budget for tires and batteries if the rig sat a while. At delivery, do the walk-through slowly and run every system with the tech standing there: water pump, furnace, generator, slides. Four dealers list service and parts, so ask how far out their shop is booked. Off-season shopping tends to be calmer.
Nearby states and other types
- Vermont (10 listed)
- New Hampshire (27 listed)
- Massachusetts (22 listed)
- Maine (21 listed)
- Connecticut (18 listed)
- Rhode Island (3 listed)
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Questions people ask
How many motorhome dealers are in Vermont?
There are 6 motorhome dealers in the state. All six carry used motorhomes and four also stock new ones, so you can shop either way without leaving Vermont.
Which Vermont motorhome dealer has the best rating?
Exit 1 RV holds the top rating at 4.8 from 119 reviews. Camping World in Saint Albans is next at 4.6, and Blue Compass RV Vermont follows at 4.4 with the deepest review history. The state average is 4.3.
Do Vermont dealers offer financing?
Four of the six dealers offer financing. Even so, get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first so you know your rate before you sit down at a desk.
Should I buy a new or used motorhome in Vermont?
All six dealers stock used motorhomes and four carry new ones. Used gives you more choices and often a gentler price, but have an independent inspection done before you sign, and check tire and battery dates on anything that sat a while.