Roth RV
Bemidji RV dealer selling new and used units, with service, parts, rentals and trade-ins.
Three lots sell RVs around Bemidji, and the spread tells you a lot: one has 144 reviews behind it, two have none. That gap matters more here than in a bigger market. This is lake country, and a rig bought up the road in Grand Rapids or down in Park Rapids still gets serviced somewhere. Know which lot can actually do the work before you drive out.
Bemidji RV dealer selling new and used units, with service, parts, rentals and trade-ins.
RV dealer in Bemidji, Minnesota, with a wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot.
Bemidji shop selling new and used RVs, plus rentals, repairs, and construction equipment since 2012.
Within a short drive of Bemidji. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
RV dealer in Bagley, Minnesota with wheelchair accessible entry and parking.
Roth RV carries the reputation in town, a 4.5 from 144 reviews, and it is the only one of the three that sells new units alongside used ones and travel trailers. Financing, service, parts and trade-ins all happen on site. Bemidji Total RV Center and KB RV Center Inc, also listed as AK Equipment, have no reviews on record, so you are working from a phone call and a lot visit. KB lists used units and service. If you are shopping used specifically, it is worth a stop, but ask straight out what their service turnaround looks like in season.
Two of the three lots here sell used, and that fits the market. People trade up, trade down, and sell when the kids stop coming to the lake. Used inventory moves slower in winter, which gives you room to ask questions and time to book an inspection before the thaw. Get a pre-purchase inspection from someone who is not selling you the rig, even if it costs a few hundred dollars. Check the roof, the seals around every opening, and the date codes on the tires. A trailer that sat outside through Minnesota winters shows it in the caulking and the soft spots, not on the sales sheet.
Bemidji sits between several good trips. Itasca State Park is up the road, and Leech Lake and Cass Lake are close enough for a shakedown weekend. That is also why service access matters. Before you sign, ask how far out their shop is booked and whether they work on the brand you are buying. A lot that sells but cannot service is a phone book entry, not a dealer. At delivery, do the walk-through yourself and run every system: water pump, furnace, fridge on both power sources, slides, awning, jacks. Video it. Get pre-approved by your own bank before you talk financing at the counter.
Three. One sells new and used units with full service, and two others list used inventory. There is also one dealer nearby if none of the three has what you want.
Roth RV, with a 4.5 average from 144 reviews. The other two dealers in town have no reviews on record, so a phone call and a visit will tell you more than any rating.
Yes. Roth RV lists travel trailers among its new and used inventory. The other two lots focus on used units, so selection for new trailers is limited to the one dealer.
One of the three lists financing. Even there, get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union first so you can compare the dealer's numbers against a rate you already know.