Camping World - Tulsa
Tulsa RV dealer with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, financing, service, and parts.
Tulsa, OK
Dealers That Buy RVs in Tulsa, OK
Tulsa has three dealerships that will actually buy an RV from you, and the spread between them is wider than you might expect. One is a national chain with a big service department, one is a long-running local name, and one is small enough that your trade is probably a big part of their day. Ratings run from 3.0 to 4.3, so reviews matter here.
Discover Dealers That Buy RVS in Tulsa, OK
3Dealers listed
3.9★Average Google rating
3Offer financing
3More within 30 miles
RV dealers in Tulsa
Bob Hurley RV
Tulsa RV dealer with hundreds of units, a 4.3-star rating from over 1,000 reviews, and a service and parts shop on site.
Easy rvs
Family-run Tulsa RV dealer selling used travel trailers by appointment, with financing and trade options.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Tulsa. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Route 66 RVs
Claremore RV dealer on Route 66 with new and used sales, rentals, parts, and service, rated 4.1 from 155 reviews.
Wade's RV Supercenter of Glenpool
Glenpool RV dealer with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, plus service, parts, storage and consignment.
Ron Hoover RV & Marine of Tulsa
Claremore RV and boat dealer with a 4.2-star rating from 480 Google reviews and a large new and used selection.
The three dealerships that buy
Camping World - Tulsa carries the most weight on paper with 4.3 stars across 2,043 reviews, and it handles used units, motorhomes, travel trailers, camper vans, toy haulers, pop-ups, Airstreams, Class A coaches and consignment, all with financing, service and parts on site. Bob Hurley RV sits at 4.3 stars over 1,042 reviews and mixes new and used motorhomes, travel trailers and Class A coaches with trade-ins. Easy rvs has 11 reviews and a 3.0 rating, with used travel trailers, financing and trade. All three buy, so get a quote from each before you commit.
How to get a real number
Clean the unit and photograph it before anyone looks at it. A dealer prices your RV against what similar ones are selling for, and a coach that shows well gets a better offer. Know your payoff if you still owe on it, and bring the title or lien information with you. Expect the first number to be a wholesale figure, because the dealership has to recondition and resell it. If you are trading toward another RV, ask for the trade number and the new price separately instead of letting them blend into one payment. Financing is offered at all three, but a pre-approval from your own bank gives you a real benchmark.
Shopping the smaller names
Easy rvs has 11 reviews, which is thin enough that you should treat the rating as a starting point rather than a verdict. A small dealership may move faster on a straight purchase and be more flexible on a used travel trailer, but ask directly how they arrive at an offer and whether it is cash or trade credit. At Camping World, the service and parts departments are worth a look even if you are only selling, since a buyer will ask about maintenance records and a dealer that can service what it buys tends to be organized about paperwork.
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Nearby cities
- Claremore, OK (2 listed · 15 mi)
- Glenpool, OK (1 listed · 15 mi)
- Columbus, KS (1 listed · 94 mi)
- Poteau, OK (1 listed · 105 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many dealerships in Tulsa buy RVs?
Three. All three also offer financing, and each one handles trade-ins or outright purchase, so you can compare offers without driving to another city.
Which Tulsa dealer has the best rating?
Camping World - Tulsa and Bob Hurley RV are tied at 4.3 stars, though Camping World has far more reviews at 2,043 against 1,042. Easy rvs sits at 3.0 stars from 11 reviews.
Should I sell outright or trade?
A trade is simpler and may reduce sales tax on the new unit, but a straight sale usually nets more if you have the time. Get a purchase offer and a trade offer from the same dealership and compare them side by side.
What should I bring to the dealership?
The title, lien payoff information if you owe on it, service records, and both sets of keys. A recent inspection report helps too, since it answers questions the dealer would otherwise discount for.