Fun Town RV Surprise
Fun Town RV in Surprise sells new and used towable RVs with a 4.9-star rating from 105 reviews.
Surprise has three dealerships that stock toy haulers, and their ratings run from solid to very good. I've bought two RVs and walked away from a third, so I know how much the lot matters. These stores carry a mix of new and used units, and a couple offer financing on site. If you're hauling dirt bikes or a side-by-side, start here.
Fun Town RV in Surprise sells new and used towable RVs with a 4.9-star rating from 105 reviews.
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All three dealerships in Surprise carry used toy haulers, and two of them also stock new ones, according to their listings. The inventory spans travel trailers and fifth wheels, plus motorhomes and camper vans for days you want to bring the garage with you. Fun Town RV Surprise has the highest rating at 4.9 from about 105 reviews, while Blue Compass RV Surprise and Camping World - Surprise have larger review counts and more varied types. Two of the three offer financing, and all three have parts departments. If you want to see a toy hauler in person, these are the places to start.
Fun Town RV Surprise earns a 4.9 rating from roughly 105 reviews, which suggests a smaller but very satisfied customer base. Blue Compass RV Surprise sits at 4.5 from over 500 reviews, and Camping World - Surprise is at 4.2 from more than 900. Those bigger numbers mean more feedback, both good and bad. I'd read recent reviews for each, especially about service after the sale, because that's where dealerships separate. A high rating on a small sample can be great, but check that the service department can handle warranty work on a toy hauler's ramp and fuel station.
All three dealers list used toy haulers, and Blue Compass and Fun Town also have new ones. Used makes sense if you want to avoid the first-year depreciation, but get a pre-purchase inspection from an independent RV tech. Check the ramp door, the fuel station, and the tie-down points. New gives you a warranty, but you'll pay more. Two of the three dealerships offer financing, but I'd still get pre-approved at my own bank or credit union first. That gives you a baseline to compare rates and keeps the conversation on your terms.
There are 3 dealerships in Surprise that carry toy haulers, based on our directory. That includes Fun Town RV Surprise, Blue Compass RV Surprise, and Camping World - Surprise. All three list used toy haulers, and two of them also have new ones.
Fun Town RV Surprise has the highest rating at 4.9 from about 105 reviews. Blue Compass RV Surprise is rated 4.5 from over 500 reviews, and Camping World - Surprise is at 4.2 from more than 900 reviews. Ratings are a starting point, so visit and talk to the service department.
Yes, two of the three dealers in Surprise offer financing on site. That's Fun Town RV Surprise and Blue Compass RV Surprise. Camping World - Surprise does not list financing in our data. Even so, getting pre-approved with your own bank can give you a useful comparison.
Focus on the ramp door and its seals, the fuel station if equipped, and the tie-down points in the garage area. Also inspect the roof and tires. A pre-purchase inspection by an independent RV technician is worth the cost, and it can reveal issues a salesperson might miss.