Skyway Rv
Pinellas Park RV dealer with in-house financing, lease-to-own, and a 4.7-star rating from 78 reviews.
Pinellas Park sits in the middle of the Pinellas peninsula, so almost any RV dealer here is a short drive from St. Petersburg, Clearwater or the beaches. Two consignment dealerships serve the city, averaging 4.3 stars, and both offer financing. If you are selling rather than buying, consignment puts your rig on a dealer's lot without a trade-in. Here is how the two compare.
Pinellas Park RV dealer with in-house financing, lease-to-own, and a 4.7-star rating from 78 reviews.
Pinellas Park RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and trailers, plus financing, service, and parts.
Within a short drive of Pinellas Park. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Family-run Clearwater RV lot with 47+ years, about 30 units, financing, consignment and no dealer fees.
Family-owned Clearwater dealer selling used boats and RVs since 1992, rated 4.1 from 115 reviews.
Skyway Rv earns 4.7 stars from 78 reviews and carries used travel trailers on consignment, with financing available. Camping World - Pinellas Park is the bigger operation at 4.0 stars from 299 reviews, and its inventory runs wider: new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, camper vans, toy haulers, pop-ups, Airstreams and Class A coaches, plus consignment and a buy-outright option. It also has service and parts under the same roof. If you want a specific type, the larger dealership likely has one to walk through. If you want a smaller, higher-rated lot, Skyway is the pick. The type counts tell the story: of the consignment listings, two are travel trailers and one each is a motorhome, camper van, toy hauler, pop-up, Airstream and Class A. No truck campers, teardrops or park models show up in the current mix.
Consignment means the dealer is selling someone else's RV, so the paperwork and the warranty picture differ from a normal retail sale. Ask who holds the title, how the seller set the price and whether the dealer will negotiate on the owner's behalf. Get a pre-purchase inspection from an independent RV tech before you commit; a consigned unit is sold as-is more often than not. Line up financing with your own bank first, then compare it to the dealer's offer, since both dealerships here advertise financing. At delivery, do a full walk-through and test every system: water, propane, shore power, generator and slides. Buying in the off-season can give you more room to negotiate.
If you are the seller, consignment saves you the classifieds and the strangers in your driveway, but read the contract closely. Know the commission, how long the agreement runs and who pays for insurance and storage while the RV sits on the dealer's lot. Camping World also buys units outright, which is faster but usually nets less than a patient consignment sale. Skyway's 4.7 rating from 78 reviews suggests a smaller operation where you may get more attention. Either way, clean the RV, fix small items and gather service records before it goes on display. A rig that shows well sells sooner.
There are 2 consignment dealerships in Pinellas Park, averaging 4.3 stars across reviews. Both offer financing. Two more dealerships are nearby if you widen the search.
Skyway Rv leads with 4.7 stars from 78 reviews. Camping World - Pinellas Park sits at 4.0 from 299 reviews, though it carries a much wider inventory and has service and parts on site.
The current mix includes two travel trailers and one each of motorhome, camper van, toy hauler, pop-up, Airstream and Class A. No truck campers, teardrops or park models appear in the counts.
Yes. Consigned units are often sold as-is, so pay an independent RV technician to check the roof, seals, appliances and systems before you sign. It is the cheapest insurance you will buy on a used rig.