County Line Campers
Locally owned Gulfport RV dealer with a 4.8 rating from 753 reviews, selling new and used campers plus service and parts.
Gulfport runs on a slower clock than most of the coast, and the used lots here match it. Three dealerships sell pre-owned RVs in town, with another three nearby, and the average rating sits at 4.5. Two of the three offer financing. Inventory leans toward travel trailers, so if you want a motorhome you may need to widen the search toward the nearby lots.
Locally owned Gulfport RV dealer with a 4.8 rating from 753 reviews, selling new and used campers plus service and parts.
Gulfport RV dealer with 20+ years selling and renting campers, plus service and parts.
Gulfport RV sales through Christopher McKay at Dad's Camper Outlet, selling new and used campers, RVs and golf carts.
Within a short drive of Gulfport. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Biloxi RV dealer with a 4.7-star rating from 47 reviews, praised for trustworthy service and no-pressure sales.
Biloxi RV dealer with a big selection of campers, financing, service and parts, rated 4.6 from over 3,300 reviews.
Family-owned used RV dealer in Gautier, MS with 20+ years on the coast. Mixed reviews on sales and consignment.
Two of Gulfport's three used dealers list travel trailers, which fits a coast where people tow short hops to the islands and state parks rather than cross-country. No motorhome specialists show up in the city counts, so plan on driving to the nearby dealers if a Class C or A is on your list. County Line Campers is the big board around here with 753 reviews at 4.8, and it sells both new and used. Dads Camper Outlet sits at 4.3 across 313 reviews. What Do You Say McKay? has no rating yet, which means a visit tells you more than any listing will.
Start with County Line Campers. The review volume is high enough that the rating means something, and the lot also runs service, parts and delivery, which matters when you are buying used and want one place to handle the punch list. Dads Camper Outlet is a reasonable second stop, with financing and service on site. Treat the unrated McKay lot as a wildcard: walk the units, ask what they know about each one's history, and don't let a clean exterior decide it for you. On any used trailer, get a pre-purchase inspection from someone who is not selling you the RV. I have walked away from a fifth wheel that looked fine until a tech checked the roof seams.
Two of the three Gulfport lots offer financing, so you have options, but get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first. It gives you a number to compare against and keeps the conversation about the RV instead of the payment. When you pick a unit, do the walk-through at delivery with the service department, not the sales desk. Run the slides, the awning, the water pump and every appliance with the tech standing there. Ask where the parts counter is and whether they can get warranty work done locally. Off-season shopping on the coast can turn up a motivated seller, though I would not count on it.
There are 3 used RV dealers in Gulfport, plus 3 more nearby. Two of the three in town offer financing, and two list travel trailers among their inventory.
County Line Campers has the strongest record at 4.8 from 753 reviews. Dads Camper Outlet rates 4.3 from 313 reviews. What Do You Say McKay? has no rating yet, so there is nothing to compare.
None of the Gulfport dealers list motorhomes in the counts. Your better bet is the nearby lots or a wider search along the coast. Call ahead and confirm what is on the ground before you make the drive.
Yes. Hire an independent inspector who is not tied to the selling dealer. They check the roof, seals, tires, appliances and frame, and the report gives you room to negotiate or walk away. It costs less than the first repair you would otherwise miss.