Camping World - Forest Lake
Forest Lake RV dealer with a 4.5-star rating from 1,500+ reviews, known for its camper selection and no-pressure sales.
Forest Lake has two dealerships that carry toy haulers, and both offer financing. The larger one moves a lot of inventory and has a big service department; the smaller one is a local trailer shop. Seven more dealerships are within a short drive. If you want a garage for your gear, these are the places to start.
Forest Lake RV dealer with a 4.5-star rating from 1,500+ reviews, known for its camper selection and no-pressure sales.
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Camping World on the north side is the volume dealer. Its inventory spans used units, motorhomes, travel trailers, camper vans, toy haulers, pop-ups, Airstreams, Class A coaches, consignments, and it buys rigs too. That variety means you can compare a toy hauler against a travel trailer on the same visit. Forest Lake Auto Truck & Trailer Sales is smaller, with travel trailers and toy haulers. The two dealerships average 4.4 stars across reviews. Expect a mix of new and used, though used toy haulers show up more often on the smaller lot. Call ahead to confirm which models are on the ground.
Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you talk numbers at the dealership. Both dealers here offer financing, but a outside quote gives you a baseline. Ask for the cargo carrying capacity and the garage length before you go; toy hauler floor plans vary a lot, and you want to know if your side-by-side or motorcycle fits. Off-season shopping, meaning late fall or winter, often means fewer buyers on the lot and more time with a salesperson. And always schedule a pre-purchase inspection with an independent RV tech, even on a new unit. It is cheap insurance against a long list of repairs. At delivery, do a full walk-through with the service department. Test every appliance, slide, and ramp door. Ask them to show you the water heater bypass and the generator exercise schedule. A good dealership will not rush this.
Camping World has a service department and parts counter on site, which matters if you plan to use the toy hauler hard. Forest Lake Auto Truck & Trailer Sales lists delivery as a feature but not service, so ask where they send warranty work. For a toy hauler, the ramp door, tie-downs, and fuel station are the parts that take abuse. Make sure the dealer can service those systems or has a partner who can. If you are handy, a smaller dealer that lets you inspect the roof and underbelly without pressure can be a better fit. Either way, get any promised repairs in writing before you sign.
There are 2 dealerships in Forest Lake that carry toy haulers. Both offer financing. If you widen your search, 7 more dealerships are within driving distance, which gives you more floor plans to compare.
The two dealerships average 4.4 stars. Camping World has 4.5 stars from 1552 reviews, and Forest Lake Auto Truck & Trailer Sales has 4.3 stars from 11 reviews. Ratings reflect customer experiences, so read a few recent ones.
Yes, both dealerships in Forest Lake offer financing. Still, get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union first so you have a baseline to compare against the dealer's offer. That also speeds up the paperwork.
Check the cargo carrying capacity, garage length, ramp door operation, tie-downs, and fuel station if equipped. Get a pre-purchase inspection from an independent RV tech and do a full walk-through at delivery. Test every appliance and slide, and ask for any promised repairs in writing.