Bish's RV of Sioux Falls
RV dealer in Tea, SD with new and used sales, service, parts, and financing. Rated 4.7 stars from 578 reviews.
South Dakota has 12 used RV dealers, and the average rating across them sits at 4.5, which tells you most of these places are doing right by buyers. The inventory leans toward travel trailers and toy haulers, with motorhomes and camper vans filling in the rest. Sioux Falls holds most of the big names, but there is enough spread to make a short road trip worthwhile.
RV dealer in Tea, SD with new and used sales, service, parts, and financing. Rated 4.7 stars from 578 reviews.
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Twelve dealers carry used units, and the mix tells you what South Dakotans turn over. Travel trailers lead with 9 dealers stocking them, toy haulers show up at 5, motorhomes at 5, and camper vans at 3. Pop-ups appear at 4 dealers, teardrops at 2, Airstreams at 2. Class A coaches at 4. Truck campers are thin at 1 dealer, so if that is your target, call ahead before driving. Five dealers also take consignments, which is often where the well-kept trade-ins surface.
Bish's RV of Sioux Falls earns a 4.7 across 578 reviews and stocks nearly every category on the list. Camping World on the same side of the state pulls 1,513 reviews at 4.5, so expect volume and a busy sales floor. Noteboom RV rates 4.6 on 279 reviews and handles consignment, which helps if you are selling as much as buying. Jerry's Campers & RV Center sits at 4.7 on 45 reviews, a smaller operation where you may get more undivided attention. Getting pre-approved by your own bank before you walk in keeps the conversation on the RV, not the financing room.
Northern Hills Homes and RVs and Chase Auto & RV both rate 4.5 and both trade, meaning your current rig can offset the next one. Chase carries motorhomes, travel trailers, toy haulers and pop-ups, plus consignment. Northern Hills sticks to travel trailers and toy haulers but adds trade and a service department. Six of the 12 dealers offer financing, so the western side of the state has fewer in-house lending desks. That is not a problem if you arrive with a pre-approval. Ask about the service department backlog before you sign, since used units usually need something.
There are 12 used RV dealers in the state, with an average rating of 4.5. Sioux Falls holds the largest concentration of them, including the highest-review dealerships, so most buyers will find their shortlist in the southeast.
Travel trailers are the most common, stocked by 9 of the 12 dealers. Toy haulers and motorhomes each appear at 5 dealers. Truck campers are the rarest at a single dealer, so call before making a long drive.
Yes. A pre-purchase inspection by an independent RV technician costs far less than a failed roof or a bad slide-out. Ask the dealer whether they will allow it, and get the findings in writing before you negotiate. The walk-through at delivery is your second chance to catch problems.
Some do. Northern Hills Homes and RVs and Chase Auto & RV both list trade among their services, and five dealers take consignment, which is another route if you would rather sell your current rig than trade it.