Hushards RV Center
Family-owned Hilton RV dealer selling and servicing trailers, with propane fills and small engine repair.
New York has 9 RV consignment dealers, and the list tilts toward the kind of place where the inventory changes every week because the rigs belong to other people. Average rating across the group sits at 4.2, with the big Camping World stores pulling in most of the reviews. Seven of the nine offer financing and six also buy units outright, so you can sell, buy, or do both in one stop. Expect a field of used inventory with a few new units mixed in.
Family-owned Hilton RV dealer selling and servicing trailers, with propane fills and small engine repair.
Coram RV dealer handling rentals, sales, consignment, repairs and detailing, rated 4.7 from 12 Google reviews.
Syracuse-area RV dealer with new and used campers, a 4.4-star rating, and a large indoor showroom.
Syracuse RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, financing, service, and trade-ins.
RV dealer off I-90 in Hamburg with new and used RVs, service, and a 4.2-star rating from 1,300+ reviews.
Kingston RV dealer with new and used campers, financing, service and parts, rated 4.1 from 1,700 reviews.
Camping World in West Coxsackie sells new and used RVs with financing, service, and parts, rated 4.1 from over 1,000 reviews.
Camping World in Churchville sells new and used RVs, with financing, service, parts, and trade-ins.
Camping World in Cicero sells new and used RVs, with financing, service, and gear under one roof.
At a consignment dealer, the RV still belongs to its owner, and the dealership handles the listing, the showing and the paperwork for a cut of the sale. That changes how you shop. The dealer may not know every quirk of a rig the way a trade-in manager would, and the owner sets the asking number. Ask who set the price and how long the unit has sat. A rig on consignment for months often has room to move, and the owner may be more flexible than the dealer lets on. Get a pre-purchase inspection anyway, especially on a used motorhome, since consignment units are sold as they sit.
The names that come up most are Hushards RV Center, Long Island RVs, Wilkins RV of Syracuse, and three Camping World stores in Syracuse, Hamburg and Kingston. Hushards carries a 4.6 rating over 72 reviews and handles service and parts, which matters if you want the same place to fix what it sells. Long Island RVs is small, 12 reviews, but sits at 4.7. The Camping World locations in Hamburg and Kingston each show more than 1,300 reviews, so read the recent ones rather than the lifetime score. Wilkins runs 266 reviews at 4.4 and covers the most ground on types.
All nine dealers list used units, and the mix leans toward travel trailers and Class A motorhomes, with toy haulers, camper vans, pop-ups and Airstreams also common. Teardrops are rare, one dealer at most, and you will not find truck campers or park models on this list. Cicero is the one nearby place named in the data, but the Camping World stores spread the options across the state, so plan a loop rather than a single stop. Call ahead and confirm a specific unit is still on the floor before you drive. Consignment stock moves, and a sold rig is a wasted afternoon.
The directory lists 9 consignment dealers across the state. All 9 work with used units, and 6 also buy RVs outright, so you have options whether you are selling or shopping.
The group averages 4.2 out of 5. Ratings range from 4.1 to 4.7, though review counts vary widely, from 12 at Long Island RVs to nearly 2,000 at Camping World in Syracuse.
Seven of the 9 offer financing. Even so, getting pre-approved by your own bank first gives you a firm number to compare against and keeps the conversation on your terms.
Used travel trailers and Class A motorhomes are the most common, with toy haulers, camper vans, pop-ups and Airstreams also showing up. Teardrops are scarce, and truck campers and park models do not appear on this list.