SR1 RV
Employee-owned RV dealer in Turner, ME with a 4.8-star rating from over 2,100 reviews.
Maine shoppers hunting a used RV have 13 dealerships to work with, averaging 4.5 stars across their reviews. Inventory runs toward travel trailers and motorhomes, with a few camper vans, toy haulers, and truck campers mixed in. Seven of the 13 offer financing, which matters if you would rather not sort out a loan on your own. Here is how the bigger names stack up and what to check before you make the drive.
Employee-owned RV dealer in Turner, ME with a 4.8-star rating from over 2,100 reviews.
Maine powersports and RV dealer in Houlton with 4.8 stars across 824 Google reviews.
Maine RV and boat dealer in Glenburn with a 4.7-star rating across 647 Google reviews.
Sabattus RV dealer selling new and used trailers, with a repair shop and parts counter.
Employee-owned RV dealer in Manchester, ME, with a 4.7-star rating from 144 reviews and a focus on no-pressure sales.
Used RV dealer in Limington, ME with a 4.7-star rating and 91 reviews, known for fair prices and personable staff.
Locally owned RV dealer in Wells, ME with new and used sales, parts, and service. Rated 4.6 from 87 reviews.
Maine RV dealer with new and used campers, a parts store, and a service shop reviewers call friendly and fair.
Small, growing RV dealer in Gray, Maine with sales, parts, and a service center known for quick, friendly repairs.
Maine Airstream dealer in Lebanon with new and used units, plus service, parts, and financing on site.
Family-run Bangor RV dealer with a 4.1 rating across 307 reviews, known for campers and fifth wheels.
Maine RV dealer for new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, with financing, service and consignment.
Locally owned Wells RV dealer for new and used trailers, parts, and service; 3.5 stars from 60 reviews.
SR1 RV carries the deepest review history in the state, with one listing at 2,141 reviews and 4.8 stars and another at 144 reviews and 4.7. That kind of traffic usually means a real service department and a steady turnover of trade-ins, so ask what came in this month before you commit to a specific unit. Ride North Recreation has 824 reviews at 4.8 and sells used only, which can mean staff who know the pre-owned side well. Harvey RV & Marine sits at 4.7 across 647 reviews and pairs travel trailers with financing and parts.
Used inventory spans travel trailers, motorhomes, camper vans, toy haulers, truck campers, teardrops, pop-ups, Airstreams, and even park models, so the checklist changes with the type. On anything with a roof, look at the ceiling and seams for water stains before you fall for the floor plan. Ask when the tires were last replaced, since sitting is harder on them than miles. Get a pre-purchase inspection from someone who does not work for the selling dealer. It costs money and can save you far more. Then do the walk-through at delivery with every system running, water included.
Seven of the 13 dealerships offer financing, and SR1 RV, Ride North Recreation, and Harvey RV & Marine all list it among their features. Get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first so you know your rate before you sit down at the desk. Two dealerships handle consignment, which can be a route to a cleaner unit if you are patient. Late fall and winter are the slow season in Maine, and sellers tend to be more flexible then. Call ahead to confirm the unit is still on the property before a long drive.
There are 13 used RV dealerships in the state, and they average 4.5 stars across their customer reviews. That gives you a reasonable spread of inventory to compare before you pick a direction to drive.
SR1 RV leads with 2,141 reviews at 4.8 stars, plus a second listing at 144 reviews. Ride North Recreation follows at 824 reviews and 4.8 stars, and Harvey RV & Marine has 647 reviews at 4.7. High review counts usually mean a busy service department and steady trade-in flow.
Seven of the 13 dealerships offer financing, including SR1 RV, Ride North Recreation, and Harvey RV & Marine. Getting pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first is still worth the effort, since you will know your rate before you negotiate on the unit itself.
Look at the roof, ceiling, and seams for water stains, and ask about tire age since sitting wears them out. Hire an independent inspector who does not work for the selling dealer. At delivery, run every system during the walk-through, water included, before you sign.