Midwest RV Sales & Svc LLC
Small Eleva RV dealer with a 4.8 rating, known for skilled, fair service and quick turnaround.
Wisconsin has 10 dealers that buy RVs, and they average 4.1 stars. That mix includes big names like Camping World and smaller outfits like Midwest RV Sales & Svc LLC. If you're selling, you'll want to know which ones make an offer and which just consign. I've bought two RVs and walked away from a third, so I know the dance. Here's what to expect from these dealerships.
Small Eleva RV dealer with a 4.8 rating, known for skilled, fair service and quick turnaround.
Family-owned RV dealer in Wisconsin Rapids since 1963, rated 4.5 stars from 301 reviews.
Kunes Freedom RV in Slinger sells new and used RVs, with service, parts, and financing on site.
Sturtevant RV dealer with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, financing, service and parts.
Camping World in Onalaska sells new and used RVs, with financing, service, and trade-ins on site.
Large RV dealer in Rothschild with new and used campers, financing, service, and parts.
Oshkosh RV dealer with new and used campers, financing, service, and a 4.0 Google rating from 202 reviews.
Camping World in DeForest sells new and used RVs, with financing, service, parts, and trade-ins. Rated 3.8 from 2,733 reviews.
Green Bay RV dealer selling new and used campers, with financing, service, parts and trade-ins on site.
Eau Claire RV dealer with new and used RVs, financing, service, and trade-ins. Mixed reviews on sales and communication.
All 10 buy used RVs, and 9 also handle motorhomes, travel trailers, toy haulers, and camper vans. Pop-ups and Airstreams show up at 7 dealerships, while only 1 deals in teardrops. That means your typical travel trailer or motorhome has plenty of potential buyers. If you have a truck camper or park model, these dealers likely won't take it. Consignment is an option at 8 of them, which can net you more than a straight sale if you can wait. I've done both, and a quick cash offer is easier but usually lower.
Camping World has three Wisconsin locations: Sturtevant, Onalaska, and Rothschild. Sturtevant has the most reviews (982) and a 4.2 rating, while Rothschild has 1,545 reviews and a 4.0. Onalaska is smaller with 94 reviews but a 4.1. Greeneway RV in Wisconsin Rapids has a 4.5 rating from 301 reviews, and Kunes Freedom RV sits at 4.4 from 197. Midwest RV Sales & Svc LLC has the highest rating at 4.8 but only 31 reviews. More reviews usually mean more experience, but a small dealer can still treat you right.
Nine of the 10 dealerships offer financing, and several take trades. If you're buying your next RV from the same dealer, a trade-in can simplify things, but get a payoff quote first. I always get pre-approved by my own bank before walking in, so I know the real numbers. At delivery, do a full walk-through and test every system. And don't skip a pre-purchase inspection, even on a new unit. Off-season buying can also give you more room to negotiate.
There are 10 dealers in Wisconsin that buy used RVs. That includes large chains like Camping World and independent dealerships such as Greeneway RV and Midwest RV Sales & Svc LLC.
Yes, 8 of the 10 dealerships accept consignments. That lets you set a higher asking price but you wait for a buyer. Compare that to a straight sale if you need cash quickly.
Most buy motorhomes, travel trailers, toy haulers, and camper vans. Pop-ups and Airstreams are handled by 7 dealers, while teardrops are rare (only 1). Truck campers and park models are not typically bought.
Yes, getting pre-approved by your own bank gives you a clear budget and bargaining power. Nine of these dealerships offer financing, but comparing rates never hurts.