Campers Inn RV of St. George
Campers Inn RV of St. George sells new and used RVs, with financing, service, and parts, rated 4.5 stars from 214 reviews.
St. George sits where I-15 meets the Arizona line, so toy hauler inventory here fills up fast with rigs hauled down from Salt Lake and up from Las Vegas. Two dealers stock them locally, and both also handle trade-ins and financing. I've bought two RVs and walked from a third, and the desert southwest rewards patience: sand, rock and long grades expose weak garage doors and tired tires quickly.
Campers Inn RV of St. George sells new and used RVs, with financing, service, and parts, rated 4.5 stars from 214 reviews.
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Campers Inn RV of St. George earns a 4.5 from 214 reviews across used, motorhome, travel trailer, camper van, toy hauler, pop-up and Class A inventory, plus financing, service, parts and trade. Camping World - St. George carries a 4.3 across 1,262 reviews and adds Airstream and consignment to the mix. That review gap matters less than it looks: the volume dealer sees more traffic and more complaints. Call ahead and ask what toy haulers are physically on the ground before you drive out. Both dealers offer financing and run service departments, which is worth weighing. A toy hauler's ramp, tie-downs and garage door take real abuse, and having a service bay that knows the brand nearby saves headaches later.
Walk the garage first. Open and close the ramp slowly, look for soft spots in the floor, and check that the tie-down rings are anchored to something solid. Pull the fuel station nozzle if there is one and see that the pump runs. Toy haulers tend to be tongue-heavy when empty and tail-heavy when loaded, so ask about payload stickers rather than trusting a sales sheet. Used units here often show sun-faded decals and cracked sealant, which is normal for the climate and easy to fix if caught early. Pay for an independent pre-purchase inspection anyway; a couple hundred dollars beats finding a rotten ramp hinge a month in.
Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you sit down at either dealership, then let them try to beat the rate. Both offer financing, and a written offer changes the conversation. Late fall and winter are slower here, so a used toy hauler may sit longer and negotiate easier. Ask for the delivery walk-through to be unhurried: have them demonstrate the generator, water system and every switch with you watching. Nearby Mesquite and Las Vegas widen the search if neither dealer has the floor plan you want. Two local dealers plus three more within reach is a workable market, not a deep one.
Two dealerships in St. George stock toy haulers, with three more within driving distance. Both local dealers also carry used units, motorhomes and travel trailers, so a single visit can cover several floor plans.
Campers Inn RV of St. George holds a 4.5 average from 214 reviews. Camping World - St. George sits at 4.3 from 1,262 reviews. The larger sample at Camping World is worth reading closely for service complaints.
Yes. Financing is listed at both Campers Inn RV of St. George and Camping World - St. George. Getting pre-approved at your own bank first gives you a rate to compare against their offer.
Both dealers list used toy haulers, which usually stretch a budget further and skip the steep first-year depreciation. Have any used unit inspected by a third party, and check the ramp, tie-downs and garage floor before you commit.