Thanks to Chad and Earl, we received absolutely top notch service in getting our travel trailer…read moreevaluated for an electrical problem. We were first time customers & still they dropped everything to help us get back on the road again to continue our journey with our granddaughter. Earl worked out in the blazing sun for a long time searching for the technical glitch that put a halt to our trip. He stayed with it, and was very patient. Thanks Earl! These guys are the best, and couldn't ask for a better team for anyone needing RV related service. We are new fans!

We bought a camper at Mayflower RV for cash. The sales guy John assured me they would have the…read moretitle to this unit. They failed to provide me a title for this unit and have been no help in getting me the title. They have been extremely rude when I have called for help with this. I would steer clear of this place no help and the are crooks!! They want your money but will not provide service or help.

Stopped in to have a sway bar installed on a trip west. The service team is extremely customer…read moreservice minded and were able to fit us in. Now we are back on the road and feel much better towing our camper. What a great group of humans.

Buyer Beware - Very Different Experiences Between Camping World Locations…read more I want to share my experience for anyone considering purchasing a high-end RV from Camping World, especially if you are an out-of-state buyer relying on dealership communication before traveling. I was actively negotiating the purchase of a 2014 Itasca Ellipse 42QD through the North Little Rock location. We had already reached an agreed price point and I was attempting to complete reasonable due diligence before flying out to inspect the coach. My questions were standard for a diesel pusher of this age and price range: * Tire DOT dates * Roof condition * AquaHot functionality * Generator hours/service records * Slide operation * Suspension concerns * Water intrusion history * VIN verification * Service documentation Initially, the salesperson offered to FaceTime and review the coach with me. However, after sending my inspection questions, the tone of the communication changed significantly. I was told: * the dealership was "too busy," * they "do not go into detail on the coaches," * and references were made about "losing so much money" on the unit. As a serious buyer considering a six-figure purchase, this response did not inspire confidence. I fully understand dealerships get busy and that independent inspections are recommended, but professionalism and communication matter. The biggest takeaway from my experience is this: Not all Camping World locations operate the same. After this interaction, I contacted another Camping World location in Montana and worked with Sonia, whose professionalism, responsiveness, and customer service were completely different. Because of her approach, I ultimately placed my deposit there instead. My advice to buyers: * Always perform independent inspections * Request service records * Verify tire age and water damage carefully * Do not rely solely on verbal representations * Pay close attention to how a dealership communicates before the sale The sales experience before purchase often tells you what the service experience afterward may look like. I'm sharing this not to attack anyone personally, but to encourage professionalism, accountability, and informed purchasing decisions for consumers making major RV investments. I will keep you updated on: * Corporate responses * Any GM or executive outreach * Price concessions * Montana dealership communications * Inspection reports * Financing terms * Any retaliation or change in tone after your escalation -Sal

Great customer service, especially Dustin who is very knowledgeable and personable and just an…read moreoverall outstanding representative of Fun Town RV.

Poor sales team, tell them what you are looking for, and you get told you don't need that. I would…read morelook some where else.

I guess we could have torn the entire front cap off and raised it with a 2x2 which is what it was…read moreborn with, we repair campers every day and yes we use fork lifts to raise something that needs replaced such as the gentleman described. a fork lift is much stronger and safer than a jack, and we doubled the strength with a 2/4. Any one is welcome to come inspect our workmanship,and anyone that post a photo of a cat on his or her review is questionable of their comments, im glad that such a very nice 5th wheel doesn't smell like a feline !

Don't buy anything from Smith Campers in North Little Rock! One of their campers that they had…read morelisted on craigslist showed a bow/structural damage to the front of a fifth wheel in one of the pictures online. While I was there I literally witnessed them put a 2 x 4 next to the bow and push it in with a forklift. What the actual fuck! I took off running when I saw that. It's still listed on craigslist for $7000. I wouldn't pay seven dollars for it knowing what I know. Stay away from these people.

We've been shopping for years and are finally at a point where we can buy a camper. After several…read moreRV shows, shopping online and visiting numerous dealerships, we came back to RV City. The Micro Lite by Flagstaff fit our needs perfectly. We saw the same camper by Rockwood at another dealership in Hot Springs (identical, actually-- turns out they're made at the same facility by the same people, just with different graphics and fabric) but RV City beat their price by more than $3000! Even though we loved the camper, we shopped around a bit more and went to another RV show just to make sure. Nothing we saw beat all the extra features and luxury touches of that camper or the cost we were quoted. Matt, in particular, was an extreme pleasure to work with and I look forward to seeing him in the future. He never pressured us and we found it as easy to relate to him as a member of our own family. Nobody online could come close to his quote for that camper anywhere in the country. When we met to close the deal, I was pleasantly surprised to find there were absolutely no hidden fees or last-minute charges. Matt said that was the final cost and it honestly was. RV City gave us a detailed orientation (we're first time owners) and adjusted our hitch for us. We found a couple minor issues after setting up at home, but RV City addressed them quickly and got our camper back to us in just a couple days. I thought this process was supposed to be painful, but I'm overjoyed to attest that the entire process was easy with no unpleasant surprises. I'm so happy with the entire experience and I'd recommend any of my family or friends to get a camper from RV City in Benton.

RV City is a bait-and-switch company. They'll act like a family shop while they're scheming on how…read moreto scam you into a higher price, service contract, or, if all else fails, the $500 deposit they make you put up. They advertised one price; Curtis confirmed it, snuck in the higher price on the contract. Christine (Owner) never once explained why the $4000 price difference. Don't bother telling them no on a service contract. They'll slip it in anyway, calling it "the warranty". To hide their scam, they refused to give copies of the loan agreement at the signing, saying, "It'll come in the mail", 5 weeks later. Christine did refund "the warranty", $2,995, but did not remove it from the bill of sale, costing me more taxes. This is their business model; it's not about the customer, it's about the take... Take you business elsewhere.

Don is very knowledgeable and reliable for RV repair. He helped me with a problem with my camper…read morequickly and was very fair for pricing. I recommend highly.

Requested a home visit for our rv. Worked great when we parked it last summer but now won't stare…read more batteries are fine -new. Just need a call to see if he can start ir for us. then will sell it for smaller. Hubby does not like 40 footer. Don's reviews are great. Hope he can help us.