Moix RV - Hot Springs Landing
Hot Springs RV dealer carrying Grand Design and pre-owned units, with financing, service, parts and a 4.8-star rating.
Arkansas
Dealers That Buy RVs in Arkansas
Selling an RV in Arkansas is easier when you know which dealers actually cut checks instead of just talking trade. Five dealerships here buy rigs outright, and all five offer financing, which tells you they move inventory fast. The mix runs toward travel trailers and motorhomes, with plenty of pop-ups, camper vans, toy haulers and Airstreams in the pipeline too. Here is what each one is good for.
Discover Dealers That Buy RVS in Arkansas
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Top-rated dealers
Forest River RV | Camping World
Sherwood RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, rated 4.5 from over 1,300 reviews.
Camping World - North Little Rock
RV dealer in North Little Rock with new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, plus financing, service, and parts.
Camping World - Lowell
RV dealer in Lowell with new and used campers, financing, and service; reviewers note no-pressure sales and a wide selection.
Camping World - Benton
Camping World in Benton sells new and used RVs, with financing, trade-ins, and on-site service.
The Little Rock metro and the hot springs run
Moix RV in Hot Springs Landing earns a 4.8 from 107 reviews, the strongest rating in the state, and it buys used rigs while handling trade, service and parts in house. Camping World North Little Rock sits closer to the capital with 2,263 reviews and a 4.3, and it takes consignment along with outright purchases. Benton is the smaller of the three Camping World stores on this side of the state at 345 reviews, so the wait is shorter and the staff has more time to look your unit over. If you are selling, bring the title, the maintenance records and a clean unit. A dealership that buys for resale will price in whatever reconditioning it expects to do.
Northwest Arkansas
Camping World Lowell covers the Fayetteville and Bentonville side with 1,790 reviews and a 4.3 rating. It buys used travel trailers, motorhomes, camper vans, toy haulers, pop-ups and Airstreams, and it runs consignment if you would rather let it sell on your behalf than take a wholesale number today. The Forest River store carries the biggest review count in the state at 1,389, with a 4.5 rating and the same broad type list. Call ahead before you haul a rig up there. A dealer that buys everything on paper may still pass on yours once someone walks around it.
Getting the number you want
Every dealer on this list offers financing, which means most of them would rather sell you a replacement than simply hand over cash. That is fine if you are upgrading. If you are leaving the hobby, ask for the outright purchase price first and treat any trade figure as a separate conversation. Get pre-approval from your own bank before you talk numbers so you know what the spread looks like. Two of us have sold rigs in Arkansas, and the clean ones with records always drew the better offer. Wash it, empty the tanks, and fix the small stuff before you go.
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How many dealers in Arkansas buy RVs outright?
Five dealerships in the state buy used RVs directly, and all five also offer financing. That gives you real choices rather than one take-it-or-leave-it number, so it pays to get quotes from more than one before you commit.
Which Arkansas dealer has the best rating for buying an RV?
Moix RV in Hot Springs Landing leads with a 4.8 rating from 107 reviews. The Camping World stores run between 4.0 and 4.5, with North Little Rock and Lowell both at 4.3. Review counts vary a lot, so read the recent ones rather than the total.
Can I consign my RV instead of selling it outright?
Yes. Four of the five dealerships handle consignment, including all the Camping World locations and the Benton store. Consignment usually takes longer than a direct sale but can net more if your rig is in good shape and priced right for the season.
What should I bring when I sell my RV to a dealer?
Bring the title, any lien release, service records and both sets of keys. A dealer buying for resale will inspect the roof, tires and appliances, so a recent pre-purchase style inspection on your side helps the conversation. Clean units with paperwork move through the process faster.