Camping World - Hillsboro
Hillsboro RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and trailers, financing, service, and a 4.4-star rating from 1,341 reviews.
Selling an RV in Hillsboro is its own kind of shopping trip, just in reverse. Two dealerships here buy used rigs outright, and one more sits within reasonable driving distance. That is a thin market, so the offer you get depends a lot on what you are selling and how you present it. Both buyers here also take consignments, which gives you a second path if a straight sale comes in low.
Hillsboro RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and trailers, financing, service, and a 4.4-star rating from 1,341 reviews.
Hillsboro RV dealer selling used motorhomes and travel trailers, with trade, consignment and delivery options.
Within a short drive of Hillsboro. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Family-owned Beaverton RV dealer with a 4.8 rating, selling new and used motorhomes and trailers.
Camping World - Hillsboro is the big one, rated 4.4 across 1,341 reviews, and it handles new and used units plus motorhomes, travel trailers, pop-ups, camper vans and toy haulers. It also runs consignment and offers financing and service on site. Justins RV's is smaller at 2.6 stars over 31 reviews, focused on used motorhomes, travel trailers and pop-ups, with consignment, trade and delivery listed. A bigger dealer usually means more inventory pressure and quicker decisions. The smaller one may work harder on a trade. Get a written offer from both before you commit.
Both dealers buy, and both take consignment, so ask about each on the same visit. A clean title, service records and a recent pre-purchase inspection report do real work in a negotiation. So does timing. Dealers stock up before spring and get cautious in late fall, so a rig offered in the off-season often draws a softer number. Know your payoff if you still owe on it, and get pre-approval from your own bank if you plan to trade toward something newer. Wash it, empty the tanks and fix the small stuff first. None of that costs much and all of it shows.
With only two buyers in Hillsboro, one nearby option and the rest of the metro within reach, a Saturday spent driving is worth more than a single quote. Call ahead and ask what each dealership is short on before you haul the rig over. Bring the title, the keys and any warranty paperwork. If you are trading, settle the trade value before you talk financing on the next rig, or the numbers blur together. And if a consignment is offered instead of a purchase, read the contract: the commission, the listing term and who pays for storage while it sits.
Two dealerships in Hillsboro buy used RVs, and one more sits nearby. Both local buyers also handle consignment and trade-ins, so you have more than one way to move a rig without leaving town.
Justins RV's lists trade among its services, and Camping World - Hillsboro runs consignment alongside its buying operation. Ask each one to quote a straight purchase and a trade separately so you can compare the real numbers.
It can be. Both Hillsboro dealerships offer consignment, which may fetch a higher price than a wholesale offer but takes longer. Check the commission and who covers storage during the listing before you sign.
Gather the title and service records, fix small defects, clean the unit inside and out, and get an inspection done first. Then get offers from both Hillsboro dealers and compare them against a private sale before deciding.