Recreation USA
Family-owned Myrtle Beach RV dealer with fixed pricing and a 4.7-star rating from 148 reviews.
Six used RV lots sit along the Grand Strand, and four more are a short drive out. Most of these dealers also sell new units, so the used inventory turns over as trade-ins come in. Average rating across the six is 4.5, which is solid for a market this size. I bought my last travel trailer here and walked away from a motorhome at a different lot, so I know the difference a good walk-through makes.
Family-owned Myrtle Beach RV dealer with fixed pricing and a 4.7-star rating from 148 reviews.
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All six dealers in town carry used travel trailers, and three of them also stock used motorhomes. That mix fits the local demand for lightweight towables and the occasional Class C. Five of the six offer financing, but I always get a pre-approval from my own bank before I set foot on a lot. It keeps the conversation on the out-the-door price instead of the monthly payment. The used inventory moves quickly in spring and early summer, so call ahead to confirm a specific unit is still there before you make the drive. Service departments matter as much as the sales floor. Every dealer here runs a service bay, and most stock parts. Ask how long the wait is for a warranty repair or a pre-purchase inspection before you sign anything.
Recreation USA earns a 4.7 from 148 reviews and handles new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, plus delivery and service. Carolina RV has the deepest review history at 4.6 from 948 reviews, with trade-ins and parts on site. Campers Inn RV of Myrtle Beach sits at 4.5 from 574 reviews and also offers delivery. Camping World has the largest review count at 4.3 from 3,127 reviews, and it takes consignments. Blue Compass RV and Ocean Lakes RV Center round out the list at 4.3, and both have service and parts. Ocean Lakes is the only one here that sticks to used and travel trailers only, which can mean a tighter focus on towables.
A used RV is only as good as its worst hidden leak, so pay for an independent inspection before money changes hands. I skipped that step once and spent a season chasing a soft floor. Schedule the walk-through at delivery in daylight and run every system: water pump, furnace, air conditioner, slide motors, and the fridge on both gas and electric. Ask for the maintenance records and check the tire date codes, since sitting tires age out even with good tread. Off-season buying in late fall or winter can give you more room to negotiate, and a weekday visit gets you a more patient salesperson. Confirm the financing terms in writing before you sign.
There are 6 used RV dealers in Myrtle Beach, with 4 more nearby. All 6 carry used travel trailers, and 3 of them also stock used motorhomes. Five of the 6 offer financing.
Recreation USA has the highest rating at 4.7 from 148 reviews. Carolina RV follows at 4.6 from 948 reviews. The average across all 6 dealers is 4.5.
Get a pre-approval from your own bank first so you know your rate and term. Then compare it to the dealer's offer. Five of the 6 dealers here offer financing, but a outside approval gives you a baseline to negotiate from.
Yes. An independent inspector can find water damage, weak seals, and chassis issues that a sales walk-through will miss. It costs far less than fixing a delaminated roof or a failed slide. Every dealer here has a service department, so ask if they allow third-party inspections.