Bretz RV & Marine
Family-owned Boise RV dealer since 1967, rated 4.8 stars for new and used sales, propane, and service.
Boise, ID
Dealers That Buy RVs in Boise, ID
Selling an RV is its own kind of shopping trip, and Boise has three dealers that buy outright, averaging 4.7 stars. Trade-ins and consignment are on the table too, so you have choices about how the deal gets done. Two of these dealerships carry long review histories, which tells you something about how much paperwork they have seen.
Discover Dealers That Buy RVS in Boise, ID
3Dealers listed
4.7★Average Google rating
3Offer financing
5More within 30 miles
RV dealers in Boise
Happy Camper RV Sales
Boise RV dealer with a 4.8-star rating and 668 reviews, known for no-pressure sales and a helpful staff.
Dillon RV
Boise RV dealer with a 4.5-star rating from over 3,000 reviews, known for courteous staff and no-pressure sales.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Boise. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Bish's RV of Meridian
Meridian RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and trailers, with service, parts, and financing on site.
Camping World - Meridian
RV dealer in Meridian with new and used RVs, financing, service, parts, and a 4.1-star rating from over 2,200 reviews.
Bretz RV & Marine
Family-owned Nampa RV and boat dealer with a 4.7-star rating from 1,366 reviews and a no-pressure sales style.
Happy Camper RV Caldwell Superstore
Idaho RV dealer since 2003 with new and used towables and motorhomes, rated 4.7 from 424 reviews.
Camping World - Caldwell
Caldwell RV dealer off I-84 with new and used trailers, motorhomes, financing, service and parts.
Boise dealers that pay cash for RVs
All three Boise dealerships on this list buy used RVs, and all three offer financing, which matters if you are trading toward something newer. Bretz RV & Marine and Happy Camper RV Sales sit at 4.8 stars, while Dillon RV has the deepest review pile at 3,217. Happy Camper and Dillon both handle consignment, so if an outright sale offer feels low, ask what your rig might bring on their lot. Get any offer in writing and compare it against a private sale before you sign the title over. Bring your maintenance records. A dealer buying inventory cares about service history and tire age more than shine.
What they buy and what they skip
Motorhomes, travel trailers and toy haulers show up across all three dealerships. Truck campers are handled by two, camper vans and pop-ups by one each, and Class A coaches by two. No dealership here lists Airstream or teardrop buying, so those may be harder to place locally. Five more dealers sit nearby if the three in town do not work out. Boise sellers often drive a rig in for an appraisal and leave with a trade number instead, so decide before you go whether you want cash or credit toward a replacement.
Getting the best number
Clean and empty the RV before an appraisal, fix the small stuff, and know your payoff if a loan is still open. A dealer buying inventory will check the roof, the seals and the appliances, and those findings move the offer. Get pre-approval from your own bank if you plan to trade up, so the financing conversation stays short. Off-season is a reasonable time to sell, when dealerships are restocking and staff have time to talk. Ask whether the service department is busy, since a backed-up shop tells you how the deal will feel after the sale.
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Nearby cities
- Meridian, ID (2 listed · 7 mi)
- Caldwell, ID (2 listed · 19 mi)
- Nampa, ID (1 listed · 15 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many dealers in Boise buy RVs?
Three dealerships in Boise buy used RVs, and five more sit nearby. All three offer financing, and two handle consignment if you would rather let them sell your rig for a fee.
What is the average rating for these dealerships?
The three average 4.7 stars. Bretz RV & Marine and Happy Camper RV Sales each hold 4.8, and Dillon RV sits at 4.5 with 3,217 reviews, the largest count in the group.
Can I trade my RV instead of selling it?
Yes. Dillon RV lists trade as a service, and all three dealerships sell used inventory, so a trade toward another rig is a normal conversation. Get the offer in writing and compare it with a private sale before deciding.
Which RV types are easiest to sell here?
Motorhomes, travel trailers and toy haulers are handled by all three dealerships. Truck campers and Class A coaches are handled by two, while camper vans and pop-ups appear at one each. Airstream and teardrop buying is not listed.