RVs of America ROA Off-Road
Colorado Springs RV dealer with a 5.0 rating from 35 reviews, focused on off-road camper trailers.
Colorado Springs gives you twelve dealerships plus six more nearby, and the scores here are high enough that you can afford to be picky. The average sits at 4.5, and a couple of shops carry perfect marks. That said, I have bought two RVs and walked away from a third, and the lesson held every time: the lot with the best rating still needs to earn your money on the walk-through.
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The average rating across the twelve dealers is 4.5, which is strong for a market this size. RVs of America ROA Off-Road holds a 5.0 across 35 reviews and offers financing and delivery. Voyager Vans also sits at 5.0 with 22 reviews and delivery. The RV Smith and Van City RV each carry a 4.6 from 114 reviews, so that sample is large enough to trust. Wayfarer Vans lands at 4.8 from 93 reviews with service and delivery on offer. Read the one and two star reviews first. They tell you how a shop handles a problem, which matters more than a spotless showroom. Ron's Mobile RV Service combines service and parts with a 4.6 from 109 reviews, which is useful if you already own a rig.
Seven of the twelve dealers handle motorhomes and seven handle travel trailers, so neither type is hard to find. Four dealers list used inventory, and three offer financing. My advice after two purchases: get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union before you walk in. A dealer's finance office can beat that number, but you want the baseline in your pocket. If your budget leans used, ask for the maintenance records and a pre-purchase inspection from an independent tech. The RV Smith carries both motorhome and travel trailer types and offers service, which makes it worth a call for a used unit. Off-season shopping helps your position on price.
Six top facilities appear in the listings, and several of them put service and delivery front and center. Wayfarer Vans offers both, and Ron's Mobile RV Service handles service and parts with a strong review count. Delivery matters if you are buying from out of town or just do not want the first drive to be your own. Take it, but do the full walk-through at delivery anyway. Run every system with the tech present: water pump, furnace, fridge on both power sources, slide-outs, awning. Record it on your phone. On my second purchase I skipped this and spent a weekend chasing a water heater I could have had fixed before leaving the lot. Nearby towns like Manitou Springs and Fountain keep the drive short.
There are 12 RV dealers in Colorado Springs and another 6 nearby, so 18 within reasonable driving distance. The local average rating is 4.5. A handful of shops hold 5.0 ratings, which gives you room to compare and walk away if a deal does not feel right.
Seven of the 12 dealers list motorhomes and seven list travel trailers, so both types are well covered. Four dealers also list used inventory. If you want a specific floor plan, call ahead before the drive so you are not looking at a lot that sold the unit last week.
Three dealers here offer financing, and for many buyers that is convenient. Still, get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first. You will know your real budget and rate before you sit down, and you can let the dealer try to beat it. That puts you in control of the conversation.
Do the walk-through with a technician and run every system: water pump, furnace, fridge on both power sources, slide-outs, and awning. Record it on your phone. Confirm the paperwork matches the unit and that any promised repairs are in writing before you drive off the lot.