Roots RV & Sales Inc.
Family-run RV and trailer dealer in Mitchell, IN, selling new and used campers and renting Class C motorhomes.
Indiana has eight park model dealers, and the state's average rating sits at a solid 4.4. That is a small enough field to visit most of them in a weekend, which is what I would do before putting money down. Park models sit somewhere between a travel trailer and a cabin, so the dealer matters as much as the unit. Here is how the Indiana options shake out.
Family-run RV and trailer dealer in Mitchell, IN, selling new and used campers and renting Class C motorhomes.
Family-owned RV dealer in Mitchell, IN, serving Indiana and Kentucky since 1988 with sales, service, and rentals.
Privately owned Batesville RV dealer with new and used towables, parts, service, and financing.
Family-owned Liberty, IN dealer selling park model RVs, used travel trailers and fifth wheels, rated 5.0 on Google.
Goshen RV dealer with a 4.4 Google rating from 10 reviews and a focus on park models.
Factory-direct park model dealer in Nappanee, IN, with a 4.3-star rating and reviews praising helpful staff like Cody and Michael.
Family-run Goshen manufacturer of custom Park Model RVs, rated 4.1 from 27 Google reviews.
Pierceton trailer dealer with used RVs and park models, 4.0 stars from 48 reviews.
Most of the action runs through northern Indiana, and Goshen is the name that keeps coming up in this part of the state. Roots RV & Sales Inc. carries the most weight with 322 reviews and a 4.5 rating, and its lineup covers travel trailers, toy haulers, pop-ups and Class A motorhomes alongside park models. Root's RV & Sales, Inc is a separate dealership with 38 reviews and a 4.4, and it takes consignments. Lee's Country RV in the same orbit has 215 reviews at 4.3. That is a lot of inventory to compare in one trip, so plan your stops.
Not every worthwhile stop has hundreds of reviews. Liberty Sales RV Dealership holds a 5.0 from just two reviews, which tells you almost nothing on its own, but it does offer delivery on used travel trailers and park models. DNA Enterprises Inc has ten reviews at 4.4 and sells park models only. Park Models Direct has eight reviews at a 4.3 and also delivers. Short review counts are not a red flag, but they mean you should lean harder on your own inspection and ask for references from recent buyers.
Across the eight dealers, only two advertise financing, so get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you shop. That keeps the negotiation about the unit and not the monthly payment. Ask whether the dealership has a service department that handles park model systems, because roof, plumbing and electrical work on these units is not the same as on a travel trailer. Get a pre-purchase inspection from someone who is not on the dealer's payroll. At delivery, do the walk-through slowly and test every appliance and outlet.
There are eight park model dealers in the state. Their average rating is 4.4, and only two of them advertise financing, so lining up a loan before you visit is worth the effort.
Roots RV & Sales Inc. has 322 reviews and a 4.5 rating. Root's RV & Sales, Inc has 38 reviews at 4.4, and Lee's Country RV has 215 at 4.3. Higher review counts give you more to read, but visit before deciding.
Yes. Liberty Sales RV Dealership and Park Models Direct both list delivery. Since park models are heavy and wide, confirm the delivery cost and who handles setup at your site before you sign anything.
The mix includes travel trailers, toy haulers, pop-ups, motorhomes and Class A units, plus used inventory and consignment at some dealerships. If you are still deciding between a park model and a travel trailer, a dealership with both makes comparison easier.