Ultimate RV Center
Used and consignment RV dealer in Carencro with a 4.9 rating from 65 reviews and a relaxed sales approach.
Louisiana
RV Consignment Dealers in Louisiana
Consignment changes the math on buying an RV in Louisiana. You are often dealing with the previous owner's rig on someone else's pavement, which means the dealer has less money tied up in it and more reason to move it. Eight consignment dealers are listed here, averaging 4.3 stars. Six offer financing, and four also buy units outright, so a trade or a straight sale is possible at the same stop.
Discover RV Consignment Dealers in Louisiana
8Dealers listed
4.3★Average Google rating
6Offer financing
Top-rated dealers
Blanchard Trailer Sales
Baton Rouge RV dealer with used travel trailers, parts, service, and a 4.5-star rating from 82 reviews.
Berryland Campers
Ponchatoula RV dealer with a big selection, financing, service, and a 4.3-star rating from 653 reviews.
Camping World - Bossier City
Bossier City RV dealer with new and used campers, financing, parts and service, rated 4.2 from over 1,000 reviews.
Camping World - Breaux Bridge
RV dealership in Breaux Bridge with new and used RVs, financing, service, parts, and trade-ins.
Courvelle's RV
Opelousas RV dealer with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, financing, service, parts, and consignment.
Bent's RV - Boutte
Boutte RV dealer with new and used travel trailers, fifth wheels and motorhomes, plus parts and service.
Bent's RV - Albany
Louisiana RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, rated 4.1 from 85 reviews.
What consignment means at these dealers
All eight dealerships on this page handle consignment, and every one of them carries used inventory. That pairing makes sense: a consigned unit is used by definition, and the dealer is selling it on behalf of the owner. Seven of the eight also stock motorhomes and travel trailers, so the consignment side sits alongside a regular floor. Ask who holds the title and how the payoff to the owner is handled before you put down a deposit. The answers differ from one dealership to the next, and they matter more on a consigned unit than on dealer-owned stock.
The dealers worth the drive
Ultimate RV Center earns a 4.9 rating from 65 reviews, and it runs a service department alongside consignment. Blanchard Trailer Sales, at 4.5 stars, leans toward travel trailers and has a parts counter. Berryland Campers carries a huge review count of 653 at 4.3 stars and handles trade-ins. The two Camping World locations in Bossier City and Breaux Bridge offer the broadest type mix, including camper vans and toy haulers. Courvelle's RV rounds out the group with financing and service. Read reviews for how each handles the paperwork on a consigned sale, since that is where trouble usually shows up.
Types you will actually find
Class A motorhomes show up at six of the eight dealerships, and camper vans at four. Toy haulers appear at three, and pop-ups and Airstreams at two each. If you want a teardrop or a truck camper, none of these consignment dealerships list one, so plan to widen the search or look at dealer-owned stock elsewhere. Used travel trailers are plentiful, which suits a first-time buyer who wants a simple towable without a new-unit price. Off-season shopping helps here. Inventory sits longer in the slower months, and a consigned owner may be more willing to hear an offer.
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Questions people ask
How many RV consignment dealers are in Louisiana?
Eight dealerships are listed on this page, averaging 4.3 stars across their reviews. Six of them offer financing, and four also buy RVs outright, which gives you the option of selling rather than consigning.
Do consignment dealerships in Louisiana sell new RVs too?
Some do. Berryland Campers and Courvelle's RV carry new units alongside used and consigned stock, and the Camping World locations in Bossier City and Breaux Bridge list new inventory as well. The rest focus on used consignment.
What types of RVs can I find at these consignment dealerships?
Class A motorhomes are the most common, listed at six of the eight dealerships. Camper vans appear at four, toy haulers at three, and pop-ups and Airstreams at two each. None list truck campers or teardrops.
Should I get an inspection on a consigned RV?
Yes. A consigned unit belongs to its current owner until it sells, and records may be incomplete. Hire an independent inspector who checks both the chassis and the living systems, and get financing pre-approval from your own bank before negotiating.