Wilder RV
Port Angeles RV dealer with travel trailers, motorhomes and park models, rated 4.8 by 283 reviewers.
Park model buyers in Washington are a different crowd from the weekend camper crowd. Five dealerships in the state list park models, averaging 4.5 stars across their reviews, and only a couple of them carry much beyond that niche. That makes the shopping trip shorter than you might expect. Here is what each one actually stocks and where the numbers point.
Port Angeles RV dealer with travel trailers, motorhomes and park models, rated 4.8 by 283 reviewers.
Olympic Peninsula dealer of park model RVs and tiny homes, rated 4.5 stars across 37 Google reviews.
Snohomish dealer of park model tiny homes with on-site tours and a 4.8-star rating from 17 reviews.
Spokane Valley dealer selling manufactured and park model homes from Fleetwood, Skyline, Palm Harbor and Cavco.
Family-run Puyallup RV dealer with a large used trailer selection and financing, rated 4.0 from 176 reviews.
Wilder RV in the top five sits at 4.8 stars from 283 reviews, which is a lot of feedback for a park model dealer. It carries used units, motorhomes, travel trailers, teardrops, pop-ups, Class A rigs, consignment stock and park models, plus financing, service and parts. That breadth matters when you need warranty work or a part six months after delivery. Larson Home Center and NW Tiny Homes are smaller operations. Larson shows 37 reviews at 4.5, NW Tiny Homes has 17 reviews at 4.8 and adds financing and delivery. Fewer reviews means less to go on, so ask direct questions about build timelines and delivery before you commit.
Five park model dealers statewide is a small field, and three of them offer financing while three offer delivery. If you plan to place a unit on land, delivery terms and site access should be settled early, before you pick a floor plan. South Hill RV Sales has the second largest review count at 176 with a 4.0 rating, and it also sells travel trailers, pop-ups and used units if you want to compare formats in one visit. Get pre-approved by your own bank first so you can weigh dealer financing against a real alternative.
Park models sit somewhere between a camper and a small home, so treat the purchase accordingly. Ask for a full walk-through at delivery with the water, power and appliances running, and write down anything that does not work before you sign. A pre-purchase inspection by an independent RV inspector is worth the fee on a used unit, especially one that has sat on a seasonal site. Off-season shopping usually means more attention from sales staff and more room to discuss terms. Check the service department too, since park model repairs are not something every RV dealer wants to take on.
Five dealerships in Washington list park models, with zero listed nearby outside the state results. Three of the five offer financing and three offer delivery, so the overlap between those two features is worth checking before you choose where to drive.
Wilder RV has 283 reviews and a 4.8 rating, by far the largest sample of the five. South Hill RV Sales is next at 176 reviews and a 4.0 rating. The remaining three dealerships each have fewer than 40 reviews.
Wilder RV carries used units, motorhomes, travel trailers, teardrops, pop-ups, Class A rigs and consignment stock in addition to park models. South Hill RV Sales sells used units, travel trailers and pop-ups. Larson Home Center, NW Tiny Homes and Wilder Affordable Homes of Spokane list park models only.
Yes, and it costs you nothing to try. Three of the five dealers offer financing, but a pre-approval from your own bank gives you a rate to compare against and a firm budget before you walk in. It also keeps the conversation on the unit rather than the monthly payment.