Airstream of Wyoming
Etna RV dealer with new and used motorhomes, financing, service, parts, and a 4.8-star rating from 23 reviews.
Wyoming
Motorhome Dealers in Wyoming
Seven motorhome dealers are spread across Wyoming, and the average rating sits at 4.2. Six of them offer financing, which matters when you're staring down a Class A. Cheyenne holds the biggest concentration, but the smaller towns have their share. I've bought two RVs and walked away from a third, so I know what to check before you hitch up and drive.
Discover Motorhome Dealers in Wyoming
7Dealers listed
4.2★Average Google rating
6Offer financing
Top-rated dealers
Bish's RV of Cheyenne
Cheyenne RV dealer with new and used sales, service, parts, and propane, rated 4.4 from 1,194 reviews.
Sonny's RVs
Evansville RV dealer with a 4.4-star rating from 454 reviews, known for its parts and service departments.
Midway Auto & RV
Cody RV and auto dealer with a big selection, financing, trade-ins, and an on-site service department.
Midway Auto & RV - Riverton
Wyoming's largest RV dealer with used motorhomes and travel trailers, plus financing and trade-ins.
Midway Auto & RV - Sheridan
Wyoming RV dealer in Sheridan with new and used RVs, trailers, and boats.
Camping World - Cheyenne
Cheyenne RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, with financing, service, parts, and trade-ins.
Where the dealers are
Cheyenne is the hub, with Airstream of Wyoming and Bish's RV of Cheyenne leading the pack. Bish's has the volume and the reviews to show for it, while Airstream of Wyoming focuses on that one brand. If you're coming from Casper or Rock Springs, the Midway Auto & RV locations in Riverton and Sheridan are worth a look. They carry used motorhomes, travel trailers, and toy haulers. Sonny's RVs also handles motorhomes and toy haulers, with service and parts on site. Don't overlook the smaller dealers. A short drive can save you a trip to the big city, and the staff often have more time to talk.
What to check before you buy
Six of the seven dealers offer financing, but get pre-approved at your own bank first. That gives you a baseline and keeps the conversation honest. Ask for a pre-purchase inspection from an independent RV tech, especially on used motorhomes. The walk-through at delivery is your last chance to spot problems, so test every system: water pump, furnace, fridge on propane, slides, and levelers. Tires often age out before they wear out, so check the date codes. If the dealer has a service department, ask about wait times for warranty work. Sonny's and the Midway locations have service bays, which can be a real advantage down the road.
Shopping off-season
Wyoming winters are hard on RVs, and that works in your favor if you shop in late fall or winter. Dealers are more motivated to move inventory, and you'll have their attention. Just make sure the unit has been winterized properly and that you can inspect it with water in the lines if you want to test the plumbing. Ask for a cold-weather walk-through, especially on motorhomes with heated tanks. If you're buying used, check for signs of water intrusion around vents and windows. The off-season also gives you time to schedule an inspection without the spring rush.
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- Cheyenne (2)
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Questions people ask
How many motorhome dealers are in Wyoming?
There are 7 motorhome dealers in Wyoming, based on our directory. Six of them offer financing and six carry used motorhomes, so you have options for both new and pre-owned units.
Which Wyoming dealer has the best rating?
Airstream of Wyoming holds the highest rating at 4.8 from 23 reviews. Bish's RV of Cheyenne is close behind at 4.4 with over a thousand reviews, so it's a good place to compare.
Do I need a special license to drive a motorhome in Wyoming?
That depends on the size and weight of the motorhome. Check with the Wyoming Department of Transportation for current requirements. As a rule, Class A models may require a different class of license, so verify before you buy.
What should I bring to a dealership visit?
Bring your driver's license, proof of insurance, and a financing pre-approval if you have one. Also bring a notebook and a flashlight for the inspection. If you're trading in, have the title and maintenance records ready.