Premier RV Center
Lewiston RV dealer selling new and used travel trailers and fifth wheels from Jayco, Keystone and more.
Lewiston sits where the Snake and Clearwater meet, and three dealerships here sell travel trailers and fifth wheels. Two of the three also carry used inventory and run service departments, which matters more than a showroom when you own a trailer. Average rating across the three is 4.3, though most of those reviews sit with the two established names. Here is how the choices line up.
Lewiston RV dealer selling new and used travel trailers and fifth wheels from Jayco, Keystone and more.
Family-owned Lewiston RV dealer with used trailers and mobile repair, rated 4.0 from 115 reviews.
Lewiston RV Center sells new and used trailers and motorhomes with on-site parts and service, rated 4.0 from 145 reviews.
Lewiston RV Center and Travelland RV Sales & Service anchor the market, and both handle travel trailers alongside service and parts. Lewiston RV Center also lists motorhomes, so it is the one stop if your plans might grow into a Class C later. Premier RV Center is the small option, with used travel trailers and financing on offer; a single review puts it at 5.0, which tells you little on its own. Weight the review counts: Travelland carries 115 and Lewiston RV Center 145, so their 4.0 ratings come from real volume. Call ahead and ask what is actually on the grounds before you drive.
Two of the three dealers stock used travel trailers, which makes sense for a first trailer or a step up without the new-unit hit. Ask for the build date on the tires and check the roof seams yourself; a Lewiston summer bakes both. Get a pre-purchase inspection from an independent tech before you sign, and do the walk-through at delivery with the water and power hooked up so you see everything work. Financing through your own bank first gives you a number to compare against, and one dealer here offers financing in house. Off-season shopping usually means more attention from the sales staff.
Both Travelland and Lewiston RV Center have service and parts departments, which is the reason to buy local rather than save a little in Spokane or Boise. When a slide sticks or the water heater quits in July, you want a dealer who knows your rig and can get you in. Ask about their wait for warranty work and seasonal service before you buy, and ask whether they prioritize customers who bought from them. If you plan to camp along the Clearwater or run over to the Palouse, a nearby service bay is worth more than a small discount hours away.
Three dealerships sell travel trailers here. Two of them, Travelland RV Sales & Service and Lewiston RV Center, also run service and parts departments. Premier RV Center is the third.
Two of the three carry used inventory, Premier RV Center and Travelland RV Sales & Service. Lewiston RV Center lists motorhomes and travel trailers, so ask about used units if that is your budget.
Premier RV Center shows a 5.0 rating, but from a single review. Travelland has 115 reviews at 4.0 and Lewiston RV Center has 145 at 4.0, so those two give you a more reliable read.
Yes. Hire an independent technician to check the roof, seals, frame and appliances before you commit. It costs less than the repairs you might find later, and any dealer should be fine with it on a used trailer.