Fun Town RV Amarillo
Amarillo RV dealer with a 4.8 rating from 335 reviews, selling new and used towables.
Amarillo, TX
Travel Trailer & Fifth Wheel Dealers in Amarillo, TX
Amarillo sits right where the panhandle flattens out, and the travel trailer lots here reflect that: spread out, easy to walk, and built for people heading somewhere far. Five dealerships carry travel trailers in town, and three of them also sell used units. The average rating across the group is 4.6, which is better than you might expect for a market this size.
5Dealers listed
4.6★Average Google rating
3Offer financing
RV dealers in Amarillo
Ron Hoover RV & Marine of Amarillo
Family-owned Amarillo RV and marine dealer with 4.6 stars from 248 reviews and a large selection of trailers, fifth wheels and motorhomes.
Lostkey Rentals
Family-owned Amarillo RV rental with bumper pull and toy hauler trailers, delivery up to 100 miles.
Custom RV Inc.
Amarillo RV dealer and service center on I-40 East with a 4.2 rating from 117 reviews.
Century RV of Amarillo
Family-owned Amarillo RV dealer selling new and used fifth wheels and travel trailers, rated 4.2 from 82 reviews.
Where the reviews cluster
Two names carry most of the feedback. Fun Town RV Amarillo holds a 4.8 across 335 reviews and sells new and used travel trailers with financing on site. Ron Hoover RV & Marine of Amarillo sits at 4.6 with 248 reviews and adds motorhomes to the mix, plus a service department. That volume matters. A lot with hundreds of reviews has been through busy seasons, good and bad, and you can read the patterns. The smaller lots, Custom RV Inc. at 4.2 and Century RV of Amarillo at 4.2, have thinner but still useful records. Lostkey Rentals shows a 5.0 from just 2 reviews, so treat that number as a start, not a verdict.
New, used, and what to expect
Three of the five lots list used inventory, which suits a panhandle buyer who wants a trailer that has already taken a Texas summer or two. Used units are where an independent inspection earns its fee. Hire someone who is not on the dealer's payroll and have them check the roof, the seals, and the axles before you sign. If you are buying new, ask about the delivery walk-through and take your time with it. Run every appliance, fill the tanks, and test the brakes. Get financing pre-approved at your own bank first so the dealer's number has something to beat. Three of the five lots offer financing, so you have room to compare.
Beyond the lot
Amarillo is a stopover town, and that shapes what you should check before towing anything off the lot. Pull the trailer onto the interstate and run it at highway speed before you commit. Wind here is not a rumor, and a light trailer that wanders at 70 will wear you out on a long trip. Ask the service department how far out their repair calendar runs. Ron Hoover and Custom RV both list service, and Century RV lists parts, so a warranty issue has somewhere to land. If a lot has no service bay, factor in where the nearest one sits before you buy.
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Nearby cities
- Pampa, TX (1, 54 mi)
Questions people ask
How many travel trailer dealers are in Amarillo?
Five dealerships in Amarillo carry travel trailers, and three of those also list used inventory. One lot adds motorhomes to its lineup. The group averages a 4.6 rating, so you have real options rather than a single stop.
Which Amarillo dealer has the most reviews?
Fun Town RV Amarillo, with 335 reviews and a 4.8 rating. Ron Hoover RV & Marine of Amarillo is second at 248 reviews and a 4.6. Both sell new and used travel trailers, and both offer financing, so they are worth visiting on the same day.
Should I buy a used travel trailer in Amarillo?
Three of the five lots sell used, so the selection is there. Pay for an independent inspection before you sign, especially on the roof and seals. A panhandle trailer has seen hot summers and wind, and a few hundred dollars on an inspector can save you thousands later.
Do Amarillo dealers offer financing?
Three of the five travel trailer dealers in Amarillo offer financing. Get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union before you shop so you can compare the dealer's rate against a real alternative. That keeps the conversation about the trailer, not the payment.