Camping World - Oronoco
RV dealer in Oronoco with new and used RVs, financing, service, and parts, rated 4.4 from 739 reviews.
Oronoco is a small town, but it has two dealerships that carry toy haulers, and both earn 4.4 stars from a lot of reviewers. That is not a huge selection, yet the two stores cover a surprising range: one is a big national chain with a deep used inventory, the other a local dealer with a loyal following. If you are shopping for a toy hauler, you can see both in an afternoon and compare notes.
RV dealer in Oronoco with new and used RVs, financing, service, and parts, rated 4.4 from 739 reviews.
Family-owned Oronoco RV dealer since 1951 with new and used campers, financing, service and parts.
Both dealerships are used to serving people who tow. Camping World - Oronoco carries just about every type, from motorhomes to pop-ups, and it has a dedicated toy hauler section. Hilltop Camper and RV focuses on motorhomes, travel trailers, toy haulers, and park models. Between the two, you can compare floor plans and cargo capacities without driving to the Twin Cities. The inventory is mostly used, so expect some variation in condition. That is not a bad thing for a toy hauler, since many buyers want a rig that has already taken a few trips and has the scratches to prove it. Go in with a list of must-haves: garage size, fuel station, sleeping capacity.
Call ahead and confirm the toy hauler you saw online is still on the lot. Inventory moves, and a two-hour drive to find an empty space is a bad start. Ask for the stock number and whether the unit is available for a walk-through. While you are on the phone, ask about the dealership's service schedule. A busy service department can mean a wait for warranty work or a pre-purchase inspection. You want a dealer that can get you in before your first trip, not after. Also ask if they allow third-party inspections. Some do, some do not, and it is better to know before you hook up.
A toy hauler works hard. The garage takes dirt bikes, ATVs, or a side-by-side, and that weight and grit can wear on the ramp door, the tie-downs, and the floor. Check the ramp door for soft spots and make sure the seals are intact. Look at the tie-down rings and the condition of the floor covering. Then look at the roof and the caulking, since toy haulers often sit outside between trips. A pre-purchase inspection by an independent RV technician is worth the money, especially on a used unit. The inspector will check the roof, the appliances, the holding tanks, and the frame. You will get a report you can use to negotiate or walk away.
There are 2 dealerships in Oronoco that carry toy haulers. Both are listed with 4.4-star average ratings from customer reviews.
Camping World - Oronoco and Hilltop Camper and RV both list toy haulers among their inventory. Camping World has 739 reviews and Hilltop has 197, so you can read plenty of feedback before you visit.
Yes, both Camping World - Oronoco and Hilltop Camper and RV offer financing. It is still smart to get pre-approved with your own bank or credit union so you can compare rates.
Focus on the garage area: ramp door, tie-downs, and floor condition. Also inspect the roof and seals, and consider hiring an independent RV inspector for a thorough pre-purchase report.