Lerch RV
Family-run RV dealer on Route 322 in Milroy, rated 4.9 stars across 1,756 Google reviews.
Pennsylvania has 61 used RV dealers, and the average rating across them sits at 4.5. That is a healthy enough field that you can walk away from a bad walk-through without driving home empty. I have bought two RVs and left a third deal on the table, so I read these pages through that lens: who has inventory worth the trip, and who will still answer the phone after you tow it home.
Family-run RV dealer on Route 322 in Milroy, rated 4.9 stars across 1,756 Google reviews.
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Travel trailers dominate the used side here, showing up at 50 of the 61 dealers. Motorhomes follow at 34, with 19 dealers carrying toy haulers and 15 with pop-ups. Class A coaches appear at 16, camper vans at 12, and Airstreams at just 5, so if you want aluminum you will likely travel. Teardrops and truck campers are thin too, at 4 and 3. That mix suits most shoppers. A used travel trailer is the cheapest way into the pastime and the easiest to inspect yourself. Class A inventory rewards patience more than speed.
Lerch RV in Milroy carries a 4.9 across 1,756 reviews, which is a volume of feedback few dealers anywhere can match. Carefree RV also sits at 4.9, with consignment and delivery among its services. Hometown RV LLC holds a perfect 5.0 on 38 reviews, Sauder Motors a 4.8 on 169, and Kerola's Campers a 4.9 on 58 with pop-ups and teardrops in the mix. Council Cup Trailer Sales is a used-only dealer at 4.9 on 47 reviews. Small review counts deserve a grain of salt, but a 4.9 on 58 still tells you something.
Forty of the 61 dealers offer financing, but get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first. You will know your rate before anyone runs numbers, and you keep the option to walk. Thirteen dealers handle consignment, and 9 buy used units outright, which matters if you are trading rather than selling privately. Book a pre-purchase inspection with an independent RV tech before you sign. At delivery, run every system with the dealer watching: water pump, furnace, air conditioning, slides, awning, fridge on both propane and electric. Record the walk-through on your phone. Then call the service department and ask how far out their scheduling runs. A busy shop is not a bad sign, but a two-month wait tells you what ownership will feel like.
There are 61 used RV dealers across the state, with an average rating of 4.5. Travel trailers are the most common type, available at 50 of them, followed by motorhomes at 34.
Lerch RV and Carefree RV both hold 4.9 ratings, with Lerch working from a much larger review base of 1,756. Hometown RV LLC has a 5.0 on 38 reviews, and Sauder Motors sits at 4.8 on 169.
Yes. Hire an independent RV technician to check the roof, seals, slide mechanisms and appliances before you sign. A few hundred dollars spent there can save you thousands, and a dealer confident in the unit will not object.
Forty of the 61 dealers offer financing, so options are common. Get pre-approved with your own bank or credit union before you visit so you know your rate and have a fallback if the dealer's numbers do not work.