Campers Inn RV of Louisville
Clarksville RV dealer with new and used campers, parts, service, and a 4.3-star rating from 638 reviews.
Clarksville sits right across the river from Louisville, so the lot you pick here often draws shoppers from both sides of the water. Five dealerships cluster in this corner of southern Indiana, averaging 4.2 stars across the listings. Two of them carry the bulk of the reviews and both land at 4.3. That is worth knowing before you map a Saturday.
Clarksville RV dealer with new and used campers, parts, service, and a 4.3-star rating from 638 reviews.
Family owned Clarksville RV dealer since 1983, rated 4.3 stars, selling new trailers and parts.
Indiana maker of RV and horse trailer combos with living quarters and tack storage for traveling riders.
Small Clarksville RV center and repair shop with a 3.0 rating from a couple of Google reviews.
RV dealer in Clarksville, Indiana with wheelchair accessible entrance and parking.
Within a short drive of Clarksville. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Family-run Charlestown RV lot with new and used campers, a 4.6 rating, and 246 reviews.
Indiana RV dealer in Memphis with a 4.8-star rating from 136 reviews, featuring travel trailers and financing options.
Memphis, Indiana RV dealer selling new units and motorhomes, with a service and parts shop on site.
Charlestown RV dealer selling truck campers, off-road campers, with service and upgrades.
Veteran-owned La Grange builder of custom overland expedition vehicles, rated 5.0 by reviewers.
Shepherdsville RV dealer with new and used campers, financing, and consignment, rated 4.3 stars from 140 reviews.
South Louisville RV dealer in Lebanon Junction with new and used motorhomes, plus parts, service, and trade-ins.
Campers Inn RV of Louisville and Cunningham Campers & RVs each hold a 4.3 rating, and between them they account for more than a thousand customer reviews. That volume tells you something a single glowing write-up cannot: plenty of people have been through the doors and the average held. Both run service and parts departments, and Campers Inn also handles consignment, which matters if you are trading up rather than starting cold. Cunningham's listing mentions delivery. Read recent reviews for patterns rather than score, since a service complaint and a sales complaint are different animals.
Only one Clarksville listing is tagged used and one as travel trailer, and no motorhomes show up at all in the type data. If your short list is a Class A or a diesel pusher, plan to widen the search past the river. Call ahead and confirm the unit is still on the lot and actually the floorplan you saw online. Inventory turns over and listings lag. Two entries here have almost no review history, including Equine Motorcoach at a perfect 5.0 from a single rating, so treat those as unknown until you see the place yourself.
Get a pre-purchase inspection on any used unit, even from a dealer you trust, and budget for it as part of the deal. On a new coach, the delivery walk-through is where you learn the systems; record it on your phone and try every appliance while the tech is standing there. Line up financing through your own bank or credit union before you talk numbers, because none of the Clarksville listings advertise in-house financing. Shop in the off-season if you can. Sellers have fewer buyers in front of them and more reason to move on price.
There are 5 RV dealers listed in Clarksville, with 7 more nearby. The 5 average 4.2 stars across their customer ratings, though most of that review volume comes from just two of the lots.
Campers Inn RV of Louisville leads with 638 reviews and a 4.3 rating. Cunningham Campers & RVs is next at 371 reviews, also 4.3. The rest of the listings have very few reviews or none at all.
Yes, but the selection is thin. One listing is tagged used and one as travel trailer, and no motorhomes appear in the type data. Call before you drive to confirm the specific unit is still available.
None of the Clarksville listings advertise financing. Get pre-approved with your own bank or credit union before you shop, so you can compare their rate against whatever the dealer's finance office quotes you.