Dave's RV Center
Family-run Newmar dealer in Danbury with a 4.8-star rating and 131 reviews praising its kind staff and service.
Connecticut
Travel Trailer & Fifth Wheel Dealers in Connecticut
Connecticut's eleven travel trailer and fifth wheel dealers include a few with real depth. Long View and Hemlock Hill carry the most weight by review count, while Dave's RV Center turns in the highest rating. This is a state where you can compare new and used inventory across half a dozen brands without driving more than an hour or so.
Discover Travel Trailer & Fifth Wheel Dealers in Connecticut
11Dealers listed
4.2★Average Google rating
6Offer financing
Top-rated dealers
Long View RV Superstores
Family-owned since 1959, this Windsor Locks dealer sells new and used RVs and services all makes.
ALL RV, Ltd.
Family-owned East Hampton RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and travel trailers with low posted prices.
Hemlock Hill RV Sales & Services
Family-owned RV dealer in Plantsville with sales, service, parts, financing, and storage.
Custom Camper Inc.
Family-run Southington RV dealer selling new Forest River and Shasta trailers, with parts and service on site.
Lee's RV & Marine
Family-run Connecticut RV and boat dealer with 30+ years, 4.3 stars from 520 Google reviews, and its own service center.
Hi-Way Campers Inc
Family-run RV dealer in Plainfield, CT with 228 Google reviews and a 4.2 rating.
Blue Compass RV Newtown
Connecticut RV dealer off I-84 selling new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, rated 4.1 from 375 reviews.
Crowley RV
Crowley RV in Bristol, CT offers new and used RVs, motorhomes, and service with a 4.1-star rating from 110 reviews.
Airstream of Southern New England
Connecticut RV dealer in Union selling new and used Airstreams and other travel trailers, with service, parts and financing on site.
Top of the Hill RV
Wolcott RV dealer selling used campers and travel trailers, with financing and parts available on site.
Where the inventory lives
Most of the action clusters around the bigger stores. Long View RV Superstores has the largest footprint by far with over a thousand reviews and a mix that runs from travel trailers to toy haulers and consignment units. Hemlock Hill RV Sales & Services is another volume player, leaning toward new travel trailers and pop-ups with financing and trade options on site. Dave's RV Center in the smaller corner punches above its weight with a 4.8 rating across 131 reviews, and it handles both motorhomes and travel trailers. If you are hunting a specific floor plan, call ahead. Eleven dealers sounds like a lot until you realize not every one stocks the same brands.
What to check before you commit
Six of the eleven dealers offer financing, but get pre-approved with your own bank or credit union first. It gives you a number to compare against and keeps the conversation on the trailer, not the payment. Ask about the service department's backlog, especially at the larger stores. A busy shop can mean a long wait for warranty work in spring. On any used unit, hire an independent inspector. I walked away from a fifth wheel that looked clean until the inspector found soft spots in the rear wall. The walk-through at delivery matters too. Test every appliance and fill the tanks before you tow it home.
Used versus new in Connecticut
Nine of the eleven dealers list used inventory, and that is where the value sits if you are flexible on layout. Used travel trailers often come with the first owner's upgrades already installed, and you skip the initial depreciation hit. New makes sense if you want a specific bunkhouse or a warranty that starts on day one. Pop-ups show up at four dealers, so if you want canvas and a low tow weight, you have options. Toy haulers are scarcer at two dealers. Shop in late fall or winter if you can. The selection narrows but the sales pressure drops, and you get more attention from the service writer.
Nearby states and other types
- Connecticut (18 listed)
- Rhode Island (3 listed)
- Massachusetts (22 listed)
- New Hampshire (27 listed)
- New Jersey (29 listed)
- Vermont (10 listed)
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Questions people ask
How many travel trailer dealers are in Connecticut?
There are 11 dealerships in the state that carry travel trailers or fifth wheels. Nine of them also list used inventory, and six offer financing.
Which Connecticut dealer has the best rating?
Dave's RV Center has the highest rating at 4.8 from 131 reviews. Long View RV Superstores has the most reviews by a wide margin, over 1,100, with a 4.5 rating.
Do I need a special license to tow a travel trailer in Connecticut?
That depends on the trailer's weight and your vehicle. Check with the DMV before you buy. The dealer can tell you the dry weight and hitch weight, but confirming the rules is your job.
Should I buy a used travel trailer or a new one?
Used gives you more trailer for the money and nine of the eleven dealers stock it. New gets you a full warranty and the exact floor plan you want. Either way, get an inspection before you sign.