If you are a SoCal Grand Design owner, do everything you can to get approval to have your work done…read moreat Bakersfield RV Center instead of a dealership. It is absolutely worth it. After getting the runaround for months from other dealerships and repair shops on warranty work, we finally found German--and the difference was immediate. German (the owner) is honest, highly skilled, and takes real pride in his craftsmanship. His communication was clear and consistent, he was accommodating with scheduling, and most importantly, he actually followed through. German really took care of us when others didn't, and that kind of service is rare. We finally felt heard and supported instead of brushed off. We won't go anywhere else now. If you want quality work from someone you can trust, Bakersfield RV Center is it.

German Padron and his team at Bakersfield RV Center were amazing at restoring a fender-bender issue…read moreI had on my 2024 Entegra Accolade Super C motorhome! Not only did they make it look beautiful again, but they also provided excellent customer service that, I thought, didn't exist in the RV industry. I'm really impressed with the communication and follow-up. Thank you very much, German; you have gained a lifelong customer!

So...DC's was actually closed when the owner helped us. We had left a message after breaking an…read moreaxel in the middle of the night. Dave called us back even though he was closed for the weekend and gave us some great advice about where to find the part we needed and who in town could install it for us! He spared us a drive or a tow all the way back to Bakersfield. If DC's can help us this much without even being open, imagine what they can help with during business hours. :) Thanks so much for your help!

Stopped by in attempt to identify a trailer bearing from a homemade car trailer with ancient mobile…read morehome axles that had no numbers. The guys were friendly and james was able to identify the bearing, and sold me the quantity i needed at a great price. They didn't have the rest of the bearings i needed (they had numbers), so they suggested a place in bakersfield that was exactly what i needed. I saw the other place on yelp, but i wouldn't have gone there without Jame's recommendation.

Peter at RV Rehabs really knows rvs! He buys and sells rvs and knows what he is doing. If you are…read morelooking to sell an RV he takes the hassle out of it for you and he does everything pictures advertising Etc. I have had many clients come from Peter as well as go to Peter. I recommend RV rehabs to anyone looking to sell an RV. He also no of the RV that you're looking to purchase.

Weird experience. I contacted Peter about my motorhome and he made me an offer over the phone after…read moreseeing my RV trader ad. I asked to wait a day to discuss with my wife. The next day I called him and he hung up on me and blocked my phone. I called back a few days later from my wife's phone and reminded him who I was. He immediately hung up on me and then blocked my wife 's phone number. I tried to contact him before leaving a negative review and he did not contact me back. I would avoid Peter as this is unreasonable behavior for a business owner. Super strange why not just say im not interested in your motorhome.

Our power jack locked up as we were trying to leave camping. I call Range RV and the said no…read moreproblem, we have one in stock and will install it for you as soon as you get here. They saved our trip! Thanks guys!!!!

My Recommendation:…read more Do not do business with this Dealership. My experience is that they are not transparent, they have poor customer service/attitude, and that this culture is likely tolerated by and reinforced by the management. I highly recommend that you READ all 1 star reviews for this dealership to better understand it. I wish I had...I would not have wasted my time. The 1 star reviews for this Dealership are the MAJORITY of reviews, which should tell you something. It sure does me. What Happened I noticed a 2026 Sunset Park Rv Sun Lite 14THX on RVTrader. I live about 150 miles away from the Ranch RV dealership. I contacted the dealership and asked for an 'out the door' cash price on the unit I was interested. Over the phone (verbally, nothing in writing) the Sales Rep (SR) broke down the deal for me: List Price $23,999 (as listed in the ad), Prep $295 (batteries, gas, walk trough etc), Brake Controller Install $495, Total Price with Tax $26806.99. The deal was sounding reasonable, but I still needed specifics for the RV. At my request, the SR sent me a text with a link for an RV, but it was for the wrong RV model/unit. Still seeking clarity to verify features, I asked for the MSRP paperwork (VIN No, etc.), and the SR sent that to me. I noticed a line item in the MSRP paperwork for an ELITE package that included a power tongue jack, black tank flush and stove w/oven in place of a cooktop, for a charge of $592.50. The power jack, black tank flush, and oven were also each seperately listed below with $0 charges. I contacted the SR and he went to speak to his manager regarding my question. The SR called me back. The SR was still not clear on the issue. It looked like the MSRP was listing a $592.50 charge for an Elite package that included of a stove w/oven that was not actually included in the unit. I suggested a price reduction in the RV Trader Sales Price, at which point the SR said he had to go because he had a customer in line, and then hung up. The ad on RV Trader for this Sun Lite 14THX specifically stated: "Willing to negotiate". Not all RVTrader ads have this statement, but this one did. I called the manager at the Dealership. He informed me that based on my question, he spoke with Sunset Park sales who explained to him that the oven was "NA" (not applicable) for the 14TH model. I informed the manager that it looked like the MSRP showed a charge for the oven under the Elite package line item, and I suggested that the unit sale price should be adjusted down. The manager, informed me that the unit price being offered was a "great price", and that NO change to the ad listed sales price of $23,999 would be forthcoming...I could "take it or leave it". Somewhere in the conversation after that, the manager went from "take it or leave it" to he "would no longer do business with me". I concluded my end of the discussion by saying I was sorry to hear that and hung up. I almost immediately sent a text message to the SR stating that his manager didn't want to do business. It was then I noticed that I had received another text message from the SR. The message was a video, no words or text, of the RV deal paperwork being shredded. This act/behavior by the SR was very unprofessional (don't ya think?), but apparently, dealership management does not think so. A search on the internet for this RV price comes up with the following: "The exact MSRP varies based on how the trailer is outfitted. A breakdown of typical package and option pricing illustrates this: "Fully Loaded Elite Package: Features the Elite Package (which includes options like the 6-inch sport lift with off-road tires, power tongue jack, and black tank flush) alongside additions like the expandable tent bed, rear patio, and dual awnings. The MSRP for these heavily optioned models is generally around $37,800" and "Street Price vs. MSRP: Even with the Elite package, real-world dealer pricing is heavily discounted, routinely falling between $19,000 and $24,000." The MSRP paperwork sent to me by the SR states that the MSRP for the RV is $36,893.75. Summary The Ranch RV list price of $23,999.00 price was not a "great deal". It was at the top end of the normal price range of $19,000 to $24,000. I had a difficult time getting clarity/specifics on the RV features and price from the SR, both verbally and in writing. However, the same SR had no problem in quickly sending me a text video showing the deal document being shredded. According to their ad on RVTrader, Ranch RV was "willing to negotiate" on price for this specific unit. However, what I got from a manager at this dealership was attitude, "take or leave", and ultimately "I am not doing business with you". Obviously, the Ranch RV ad on RVTrader is not accurate. Ranch RV personnel did not even slightly, not even a single dollar, not even just a little bit, negotiate with me.

I stopped by here because i had some bearings off a homemade trailer vintage 1950's. No numbers on…read morethe bearings. The staff here took a look at the bearings, and we all guessed at what they were, and sold me 4 of them cheaper than i could get on Amazon. I eventually knocked at the race and it indicated the bearings i was sold were the correct ones. The guy behind was friendly and helpful, from Boron, i'm sorry i don't recall his name, but he provide that small town quality customer service. He didn't have the other bearings in stock. He suggested a bearing place in bakersfield that i would have overlooked, that was amazing. it's the best trailer advice i have ever gotten.

Went here to purchase materials to fix the leak in my slide out. After coming home, we noticed some…read moreimperfections. We reached out to DC's RV Center about our concerns and they made it right for us! Definitely will continue buying from DC's RV.

The absolute best experience anyone can ever have. Excellent stock in the lot, great prices, super…read morecool office with car art inside. Don't waste your time going online or dealing with individual sellers- go to a trustworthy source like Ashmore. 12 stars if I could!

Drove from lake Isabella and am happy I did. Good selection , low mileage and very reasonable…read moreprices. Friendly and honest staff.

DO NOT USE THIS MAN FOR REPAIRS OR RV PURCHASING!!!!!! Would give less stars if I could. "Nick"…read morescammed me and then tried to gaslight me into believing it was my fault that he sold me a trailer that had known NON COSMETIC issues. I bought a trailer, drove up to take a look at it, was told MULTIPLE TIMES "it only had cosmetic issues" and I was sure to clarify this was the case. Of course he lied, brought it to where it's supposed to be hooked up and spent over $2,500.00 to park it, hooked it up, there's a massive leak with the kitchen sink, MAJOR water damage which revealed a soft spot after it was exposed / once it flooded for a few hours. When I looked at the trailer I noticed the cabinets had started to swell at the base and they seemed very moist, he assured me AGAIN That there was no water damage LMFAO, bullshit. But I believed him, which was dumb on my part, but he confidently told me he and the professional he uses inspected it. I naively believed him thinking he wasn't a liar. It clearly had been inspected recently and that leak was probably noticed when the cabinets swelled. Apart from that there are exposed wires, the AC / furnace and thermostat doesn't work, several windows don't operate fully, there is horrible rodent issue (this is old, not recent) spent $9,500.00 on the trailer (negotiated from $10,900) then spent another $2,500 to park it where I'm staying for work, about $1,500 for an inspector and mechanic, and am about to spend another couple thousand to have everything thoroughly inspected and quoted for repairs that way I have enough documentation to drag this man to small claims court and be reimbursed for every penny spent on this trailer as well as what was spent after to discover these issues because this is absolute BS. Moral of the story -- this sale is going to cost him money, all he had to do was be honest. Oh also... He tried to claim that he offered numerous times to help me out or to work with me when that is not the case. Our entire text chain is him denying that he did anything wrong and denying that there are any issues which is just wild. This guy is smart. He knows exactly what he's doing And he thinks he's being smart by not admitting to fault through text. The thing is when you post an ad stating that this trailer has no issues, is ready to go, has only cosmetic damage etc... and the trailer has a history / maintenance record that says otherwise -- That was your first mistake. Pro tip- just be honest. Don't confidently scam people who are just looking to buy a trailer. If the trailer has issues, disclose them!

Cash 4 RVs is the way to go! Honest, upfront, and legit. We had been looking for an RV for months…read morewhen we came across the business. Very accommodating as fast as making himself available to see the RV and made the purchasing easy and hassle free. I highly recommending this business.