Campers Inn RV of Myrtle Beach
RV dealer in Myrtle Beach with new and used trailers, parts, service, and financing; 4.5 stars from 574 reviews.
Myrtle Beach, SC
Dealers That Buy RVs in Myrtle Beach, SC
Selling an RV around Myrtle Beach means dealing with two stores that both buy used units outright, and they are not the same experience. One has 574 reviews and a 4.5 rating, the other has 3,127 reviews at 4.3. I have sold one rig and walked away from a deal that felt rushed, so I know how much the first phone call tells you.
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2Dealers listed
4.4★Average Google rating
2Offer financing
RV dealers in Myrtle Beach
Camping World - Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach RV dealer with new and used units, financing, service and a 4.3 rating across 3,000+ reviews.
The two dealers who buy
Campers Inn RV of Myrtle Beach and Camping World - Myrtle Beach both buy used RVs and both offer financing, so a trade or a straight purchase is on the table either way. Campers Inn runs a smaller operation by review count, which often means a shorter line at the appraisal desk. Camping World carries the wider inventory mix, including motorhomes, camper vans, toy haulers, pop-ups and Airstreams, and it also takes consignments. Call both before you drive over and ask what they need to see: title, service records, and photos of the roof and tires. The two quotes will differ, and having them in hand changes the conversation.
What your rig is worth to them
Dealers buy against what they think they can resell, so a clean unit with records beats a nicer one with none. Wash it, empty the tanks, and fix the small stuff before the walkaround. If you are leaning toward consignment, ask what percentage they keep and how long the unit sits before the price drops. One dealer here handles consignment, the other does not, so that choice may pick the store for you. Get the offer in writing and check the payoff on any loan before you sign anything.
Trade or sell outright
A trade is simpler, but it bundles two deals into one and hides what you actually got for the RV. Ask for the trade number and the new unit price separately, then compare that trade figure against a cash offer from the other dealer. In South Carolina, selling on your own often nets more because a dealer has to leave room for resale and reconditioning. Weigh that against the paperwork, the test drives and the strangers at your door. If you finance the next RV, get pre-approval from your own bank first so the dealer has something to beat.
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Nearby cities
- Awendaw, SC (1 listed · 60 mi)
- Hope Mills, NC (1 listed · 89 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many dealers in Myrtle Beach buy RVs?
Two: Campers Inn RV of Myrtle Beach and Camping World - Myrtle Beach. Both buy used RVs and both offer financing, so you can get competing offers without leaving the area.
What is the average rating for these dealerships?
Across the two, the average rating is 4.4. Campers Inn sits at 4.5 from 574 reviews, while Camping World is at 4.3 from 3,127 reviews.
Does Camping World take consignments?
Yes. Camping World - Myrtle Beach lists consignment among its services. Campers Inn RV of Myrtle Beach does not, so ask about the split and the listing term before you choose that route.
What should I bring to an appraisal?
Bring the title, any loan payoff information, service records and current photos of the roof, tires and interior. Call ahead to confirm what each dealer wants, and ask for the offer in writing before you commit to anything.