Exit 1 RV
Family-owned Vermont RV dealer with new and used sales, on-site service, parts, storage, and a 4.8-star rating from 119 reviews.
Vermont
Used RV Dealers in Vermont
Vermont isn't a big state, so seven used RV dealers means you can actually visit most of them in a weekend. The average rating sits at 4.4, and a few of these dealerships pull real volume on reviews. Inventory leans toward motorhomes and travel trailers, with camper vans and Airstreams in the mix. Here's how the dealers stack up and what to check before you drive over.
Discover Used RV Dealers in Vermont
7Dealers listed
4.4★Average Google rating
4Offer financing
Top-rated dealers
Camping World - Saint Albans
Camping World in St Albans City sells new and used RVs, with financing, service, parts and trade-ins on site.
Blue Compass RV Vermont
East Montpelier RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, with financing, service, and parts on site.
Airstream of Vermont
Airstream dealer in South Burlington with a 4.5-star rating and friendly, no-pressure staff.
Mekkelsen RV Sales & Rentals
Family owned Vermont RV dealer with 200+ new and used units, 51 years in business, and a 4.2 rating.
M's RV Sales & Services
Berlin, VT RV dealer with used motorhomes, a parts store, and a service shop; 4.1 stars from 42 reviews.
Pete's RV Center - VT
Vermont RV dealer since 1952, carrying fifth wheels, travel trailers, and motorhomes with financing and service.
Where the used inventory sits
Seven dealerships carry used units, and six of them also stock motorhomes. Travel trailers show up at six dealers, camper vans at three, and Airstreams at three. Toy haulers and pop-ups are thinner, two dealers each, and truck campers are down to a single dealership. If you want a specific floor plan, call ahead and confirm it's on the property. Used stock turns over fast, and a photo on a website doesn't always mean the unit is still there when you arrive. Two of the seven dealerships take consignments, and two buy used units outright, which matters if you're trading in rather than selling privately.
The dealerships worth the drive
Exit 1 RV earns a 4.8 across 119 reviews, the strongest combination of rating and volume on the list, and it handles service, parts and trade-ins. Camping World in Saint Albans rates 4.6 on 46 reviews and carries the widest type spread, including toy haulers, pop-ups and Class A motorhomes. Blue Compass RV Vermont has 458 reviews at 4.4, so you can read a lot before you go. Airstream of Vermont is narrow but focused, with just 6 reviews. Mekkelsen RV Sales & Rentals and M's RV Sales & Services round out the options.
Financing and the walk-through
Four of the seven dealerships offer financing, but get pre-approved with your own bank or credit union first. It gives you a real number to negotiate against and keeps the conversation short. On a used unit, pay for an independent pre-purchase inspection, especially on motorhomes where the drivetrain and generator are expensive to fix. Ask for maintenance records and check tire date codes, since RV tires age out even with good tread. At delivery, do the walk-through with the tech and run every system yourself: water pump, furnace, fridge on both power sources, slides and awning. Film it on your phone.
Nearby states and other types
- Vermont (10 listed)
- New Hampshire (27 listed)
- Massachusetts (22 listed)
- Maine (21 listed)
- Connecticut (18 listed)
- Rhode Island (3 listed)
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Questions people ask
How many used RV dealers are in Vermont?
There are 7 used RV dealerships in the state, and their average rating is 4.4. Six of them also sell motorhomes and six carry travel trailers, so most shoppers will find a reasonable selection within a day's drive.
Which Vermont dealer has the best reviews?
Exit 1 RV has the highest rating at 4.8 from 119 reviews. Camping World in Saint Albans is next at 4.6 from 46 reviews. Blue Compass RV Vermont has the most feedback overall, 458 reviews at a 4.4 average.
Can I finance a used RV in Vermont?
Four of the 7 dealerships offer financing, including Camping World, Blue Compass RV Vermont and Mekkelsen RV Sales & Rentals. Get pre-approved with your own bank before you shop so you know your budget and have a rate to compare against the dealer's offer.
What types of used RVs are available?
Motorhomes and travel trailers are the most common, each at 6 dealerships. Camper vans and Airstreams appear at 3 dealers, toy haulers and pop-ups at 2, and truck campers at just 1. Class A motorhomes are stocked at 4 dealerships.