Veurink's RV Center
Family-owned Grand Rapids RV dealer since 1954 with a 4.6-star rating from 570 reviews and a low-pressure sales style.
Grand Rapids has four dealerships that sell toy haulers, and two more are a short drive out. The average rating is 4.3, and three of the four offer financing. I've bought two RVs and walked away from a third, so I know what to check before you commit. Here's how the dealers stack up.
Family-owned Grand Rapids RV dealer since 1954 with a 4.6-star rating from 570 reviews and a low-pressure sales style.
Family-owned Grand Rapids RV dealer with 200+ units, indoor showroom, and classic car museum.
Large RV showroom in Grand Rapids with a huge selection and low-pressure sales, per reviews.
Grand Rapids RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, with financing, service, and parts on site.
Within a short drive of Grand Rapids. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Rockford RV dealer with a 4.4 rating from 232 reviews, known for travel trailers and low-pressure sales.
Used RV dealer in Holland, MI with a 4.8-star rating and 361 Google reviews.
Veurink's RV Center on 28th Street has the longest track record and the highest rating, 4.6 from 570 reviews. They carry used toy haulers plus motorhomes, travel trailers, camper vans, truck campers, teardrops, pop-ups, Class A's, and consignment units. They also have service and parts on site, which matters when your toy hauler needs warranty work or a last-minute part. TerryTown RV in Wyoming is a solid second stop, with a 4.3 from 243 reviews and a focus on new toy haulers, motorhomes, and travel trailers. Both offer financing, so get pre-approved at your own bank first.
Camping World on Plainfield has the most reviews, 1,409, and a 4.0 rating. They sell new and used toy haulers and almost every other type, and they take consignments and buy used units. The volume means more selection but sometimes a busier sales floor. Motorhomes 2 Go on Division has only 22 reviews, but the 4.3 shows they're doing something right; they carry new toy haulers and Class A's. If you want a specific floor plan, call ahead to confirm it's on the lot. I learned that after driving two hours for a model that had sold.
A toy hauler is a big purchase, so treat the walk-through like a test. Run the generator, check the ramp door and tie-downs, and make sure the water and propane systems work. Get a pre-purchase inspection from an independent RV tech, even on a new unit. Financing is available at three of the four dealers, but compare rates with your own bank or credit union. Off-season buying can work in your favor, especially in Michigan. Ask about the service department's wait time for warranty work, because that's where a good deal can go bad.
Four dealerships in Grand Rapids sell toy haulers, and two more are nearby. That gives you a decent range of choices, from large lots to smaller stores.
Veurink's RV Center has the highest rating at 4.6 from 570 reviews. TerryTown RV and Motorhomes 2 Go are tied at 4.3, and Camping World sits at 4.0.
That depends on the weight and type of RV, and I can't give legal advice. Check with the Michigan Secretary of State for the current requirements before you buy.
Three of the four Grand Rapids dealers offer financing: Veurink's, TerryTown, and Camping World. Motorhomes 2 Go does not list financing as a feature, so ask them directly.