Chippewa Valley Outdoors
Chippewa Falls RV dealer with a 5.0 rating over 86 reviews, known for low-pressure sales and thorough camper walkthroughs.
Wisconsin has 51 used RV dealerships, and they average 4.4 stars from buyers who made the drive. That is a decent pool, but the spread matters more than the average. Some dealers earn near-perfect marks on a few dozen reviews; others move hundreds of units a year. Here is how to read the map before you hitch up and go.
Chippewa Falls RV dealer with a 5.0 rating over 86 reviews, known for low-pressure sales and thorough camper walkthroughs.
Used camper dealer in Chippewa Falls with a 4.9 rating from 177 reviews and a no-pressure sales style.
Family-run Wisconsin RV dealer since 1978, rated 4.8 stars for low-pressure camper sales and fair pricing.
Family-run Chippewa Falls RV dealer with new and used campers, a full service shop and a well-stocked parts counter.
Kunes RV in Cleveland, WI has a 4.7-star rating from 493 reviews and offers new and used RVs, financing, service, and parts.
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Chippewa Valley Outdoors holds a 5.0 from 86 reviews, which is the kind of record that usually means a small crew that knows its inventory. Donald's RVing sits at 4.9 from 177 reviews, and Schieks RV at 4.8 from 216, so both have been tested by a lot more people. Kunes RV Storage & Service Center has the biggest audience at 493 reviews and still holds 4.7. That volume tells you they see a lot of rigs and a lot of customers. Read the recent reviews, not just the score, and pay attention to how the dealer handled problems after the sale.
Travel trailers are the deepest category here with 43 dealers listing them, followed by motorhomes at 27 and toy haulers at 23. Camper vans show up at 14 dealers, pop-ups at 15, and Airstreams at 7. Class A motorhomes are listed at 11 dealers, which is enough to shop a few floor plans before you commit. If you want a teardrop, only 4 dealers carry them, so plan a wider loop. Truck campers are the thinnest at 2 dealers. Consignment units appear at 19 dealers, which can be a way to find a well-kept trade, but you are buying from the owner, not the dealer, so the inspection matters more.
Offer financing is listed at 37 of the 51 dealers, so most can run numbers for you. Get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first. It gives you a rate to compare and keeps the conversation on the trailer, not the payment. Service is the other thing to check. A dealer with a full service department can handle the delivery walk-through and the first-year fixes. Ask how far out their service bay is booked. If it is weeks, you may want a local shop for warranty work even if you buy elsewhere.
There are 51 used RV dealerships in the state. That count includes dealers who list used units alongside new ones, so you have plenty of places to compare inventory and pricing.
Kunes RV Storage & Service Center leads with 493 reviews and a 4.7 rating. Schieks RV has 216 reviews at 4.8, and Donald's RVing has 177 at 4.9. High review counts give you more history to read.
Yes, 37 of the 51 dealers list financing. That still leaves 14 who do not, so if you need a loan, confirm before you make the trip. A pre-approval from your own bank is a good backup.
They are the most common type, with 43 dealers listing travel trailers. Motorhomes follow at 27 dealers and toy haulers at 23. Teardrops are much rarer, with only 4 dealers carrying them.