Great service! Called on Memorial day for an AC repair and Mr. RV showed up the next day. Very…read moreknowledgeable and fair in pricing; I would definitely recommend and use again. WIlliam was very easy going and friendly, a plus.

The best fully recommend Rob's a great guy Came over to…read moreSantos state park fix my water pump works perfect very happy

We bought a massive used Solitude DL391. We know nothing about RV'ing and so we were really green…read moreduring our walkthrough. Almost every single aspect of the sale went well. We had to fight hard to get what we wanted but for the most part we left satisfied. During the walkthrough we knew nothing about the lights and the graphs and the meters showing what was on, what was running and what the current levels were. We initially saw the RV a month before we bought it. There was damage on it after our initial viewing so they needed another 2 weeks to repair it. I am not sure how long they had it before we first looked at it but we didn't pick it up for at least 6 weeks after we first saw it and loved it. With all that being said, we found out after we brought it home and learned a lil about the thing that those graphs on the wall. Those were the levels in the tanks. The black tank was FULL. 53 gallons full. Full with someone else's feces in it and for how long? At least 6 weeks since we had first seen the thing. Then there was the gray tank. That's where the shower and sinks drain. It was 2/3rds full. At least 40 gallons. Not as gross as the tank full of someone else's crap but shouldn't have been 2/3rd's full. Then there's the fresh tank. It was 2/3rds full of around 60 gallons of stagnant water that had been sitting in there for who knows how long. After I bought all the equipment and gained all the knowledge I spent 4 hours today flushing these tanks out and their vile content. I have to do a siphon treatment to feed some bleach mixture into the fresh water tank so that I can kill any bacteria that grew in there. I will go to a dump station. Fill it with water and bleach. Park it back at storage and then 12 hours later go back to the dump station so I can get all the germs and stuff out. I will run the faucets to get my bleach solution into the gray tank and then dump the gray tank and the fresh water tank to empty so I know all the bacteria is gone. We truly don't understand who would sell an RV and not clean it out. They said they inspected it? Really? How well if you missed the tanks. My review would have been 5 stars but it's hard to get past someone else's crap in my newly purchased used RV.

Everything. Terrible service after the sale, did not do what they agreed to. Within 3 months/3,000…read moremiles the engine failed and we were stranded 3,000 miles from home. It's been 3 weeks and we're still waiting for the warranty company to approve repairs. No home, no vehicle, and trip interruption coverage maxed out at $375.00 total.

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE…read more Arrogant owner equals an arrogant dealership. We had a 4pm appointment to view a camper van for sale. We took time off work and drove 40 minutes to the dealership. Right before we arrived, the owner decided to take the van home without telling anyone. When the salesman called him he refused to come back. We left the dealership very upset. WE WILL NEVER BUY ANYTHING FROM THEM. The had the arrogant nerve to call me the next morning to see if I want to come back and look at it. BUYER BEWARE

They repaired our generator in our motorhome that Mr Mobile Rv Service wanted us to replace…read more Instead of costing over $6000 it cost under $900!! Rv Connection did a lot of extra and now it works great and runs much smoother!! He really knows what he is doing!! I recommend him for all RV repairs!! He is honest and fair.

I attempted to finance an RV through Campers Inn RV of Ocala and was declined. Later, while…read moreactively trying to correct inaccuracies on my credit reports and gather documentation for a legal matter, I reached back out simply requesting my denial paperwork and any records related to my application. Instead of providing my own paperwork, they refused to send any actual documentation and only gave me a list of bank names, addresses, and phone numbers that I never asked for. That does nothing to help me obtain the records tied to my own credit application. Consumers should not have to fight to access documentation connected to their own financing attempt. If records exist, they should be provided in a reasonable manner--especially when requested for legitimate credit correction and legal purposes. Very disappointing experience and poor customer service after the sale process was already over.

Sales staff is very friendly and knowledgeable about campers. Will is the manager and he was very…read morehelpful as well.. please take the time to give the guys some of your business. They held up every end of their deals...

Can't say enough good things about this RV repair shop! We are new to the RVing world and Dave &…read moreall his staff were honest and told us exactly what did and didn't need to be inspected. So refreshing not to be taken advantage of. I also appreciate how they kept in contact with progress reports and any extra things that needed taken care of. If you are in central Florida & have an RV, put this shop on your list of great places to go for repairs.

I've seen Carolyn's videos. She pretty much spreads trouble wherever she goes in an attempt to…read morebecome famous on YouTube. Sorry Dave that you got tangled up in her drama. Hope you've got your business aired out.

We purchased our RV here, our sales rep James was excellent the commercial manager was excellent…read moretoo Chuck.

Toxic, High-Pressure Tactics -- Avoid This Place! (1/5 Stars)…read more Do not let the massive inventory fool you. This dealership uses outdated, manipulative sales tactics straight out of a bad movie. The Setup: Worked with a smarmy, fake-polite salesman and a manager who pretended to be my best friend. The Trap: The salesman secretly encouraged me to make a lowball offer to "get the deal done." The Hostage Situation: They demanded my driver's license and credit card before they would even walk the offer to the manager's desk. The Twist: Once the offer was made, the friendly act vanished. They got visibly "offended," refused to counter, and the salesman openly lied, denying he ever suggested the lower pricing after he took an incorrect "offer" to the manager to begin with. They rely on psychological games, manufactured drama, and passive-aggressive bullying. Save your sanity and buy your RV somewhere else. And the salesman trotted out the old used car salesman tactic of, "If you don't give us a deposit today, I can't guarantee the RV or the deal will be available tomorrow." I thought these predatory tactics had died some years ago. The last two new vehicles I bought had none of this outdated crap. I guess the RV industry or at least this one, is behind the times.