I would not recommend Roberson RV based on my experience…read more There were clear issues with both the walkthrough and the condition of the trailer at delivery. During the orientation, the technician could not confirm whether the water heater was on or off, he didn't know which position meant what on the switch. I later discovered he had left it on while empty or filled with antifreeze, and it had been cycling for several days before I caught it. That is a basic oversight that could easily lead to damage, which I won't know until my area is above freezing. More serious was the complete failure of the 12V charging system from day one. After bringing the trailer home and leaving it plugged into shore power, I returned to a fully discharged battery. The converter was not charging the battery at all. The battery had dropped to 11.9V and remained there for an extended period, which is widely understood to cause permanent damage in AGM batteries. I thoroughly documented the issue with video evidence, including voltage testing and isolating the fault to the converter. Despite this, I was not offered a reasonable or practical solution. The only options presented were multiple long-distance trips back to the dealership, totaling thousands of miles and significant time, or waiting 6+ weeks for a more local service center to diagnose something that had already been clearly identified. At that point, I had no choice but to purchase and install a new battery and converter myself, out of pocket, just to make the trailer usable. After replacing those components, everything worked immediately. This situation could have been avoided with a basic pre-delivery inspection and a willingness to work with clear diagnostic evidence. Instead, I was left to resolve a brand-new equipment failure on my own. It's also been 3 weeks since I purchased the camper and my DMV has not received paperwork from Roberson to allow me to register and use the RV. I highly advise avoiding them at all costs, I should have read the other reviews sooner.

Very disappointed in Roberson. Earlier this month my husband took our 5 year-old travel trailer in…read morefor winterization. While the trailer was there, they (Roberson) checked the roof and reported back that there was damage in the back corner, that there was a 'soft' spot and it needed to be repaired. My husband asked for a quote for said repair, and a few days later he received a quote of $14,000 (the quote was to replace the entire roof, which was NOT necessary)! Needless to say, we got the name of an RV shop for a second opinion. The roof had just a small patch that needed to be sealed. While we had it in the shop, we had them address a couple of other maintenance items. TOTAL amount for everything was $590.00. The disgusting part about this is that there are a LOT of people who completely trust places like Roberson. And they spend those huge amounts no questions asked. Just do your homework and beware.

We listed our travel trailer on consignment with Tom's Travel Homes. Tom was easy to work with, he…read moreexplained the process thoroughly, and it all went just the way he had described it.

We had a long search for our perfect fifth wheel. We were looking to buy new, but anything that was…read morea short length felt cheap and poorly built. We decided to look for a Grand Design Solitude which was a little longer than we wanted, but built much better than the shorter units we had been shopping. Any new Solitudes were very pricey and although we were willing to pay more for quality, we opened our minds to a used fifth wheel. We found our 2017 Grand Design Solitude 321RL on a Craigslist ad which was linked to the Tom's Travel Homes website. After calling ahead to ensure the unit was still available, we drove down to Salem on a Saturday and met up with Drew for a tour. He was kind and honest. The unit was clean and in great condition. We asked for the bottom dollar, was given a price without haggling, he drew (pun intended) up the paperwork, took our deposit, and we made an appointment to pick up the unit on Tuesday. When we arrive on Tuesday for the walkthrough, Pat took us through the RV to show us how everything works and helped us with our first hitch up (our first fifth wheel). The process was easy and stress-free which we appreciate greatly. Both Drew and Pat seemed to have worked there for years which speaks highly of the company. This unit was on consignment at Tom's and should we need to sell this unit to upgrade in the future, we will contact Tom's to sell it for us. They did a great job.

By far Tim at Highway Trailer Sales was the best RV salesman we encountered in our long search of…read moreour perfect RV (and we dealt with MANY). He was patient, informative and not pushy at all. Although we decided to go a different route, we would have kept our business with Tim if they did have our right fit. Plenty of great RVs at Highway, just not the one to fit our needs. We will definitely keep Tim and Highway Trailer Sales in mind when we continue our search for our next RV in the future.

Thiefs. And liars work there. Don't wastes you time there. Full of scam artist. Liars.read more

March 1st, We went to Salem to test drive a motor home that we saw on CL and purchased that day…read more The dealer (gave us a bogus name upon introduction) would not let us test drive it as he said it was uninsured and drove it himself. It seemed to drive fine but we were unable to see what worked and what did not as the batteries were dead. He said he put new tires, brakes, battery etc which we later learned were all lies. Upon paying cash $21,000, we got no more than 5 blocks away when it died. It was discovered that the gas gauge did not work and the tank was empty. So we finally got some gas in it and headed down the road home. After replacing the battery which was completely missing, the inspection showed that the generator needed a new carburetor, the interior lights were missing bulbs (all of them), the awning was completely torn and needed replacing and the refrigerator did not work at all. $5000 later and still no title. Salem rv did not obtain a clear title as the estate was in probate, it took 2 years to get a title with no help from the dealer as I had to do all the leg work finding the heirs from Texas to South Carolina to here in Oregon. Liars and thieves abound, especially these young latino couple that lied about this rv. Beware.

These are huge red flags:…read more - Salem RV Sales will not take a deposit to hold an RV for inspection. - Salem RV Sales will not allow an RV to be removed from their lot for inspection by others. - All RVs are sold AS IS, WHERE IS, NO DEALER WARRANTY. - Salem RV Sales does not perform the normal title transfer service. We bought a travel trailer and when the water system was checked when we brought it home, we found that the water heater was freeze damaged. An exact replacement, if available, was $2,195.00. Salem RV Sales would not make any adjustment on the purchase price. I was able to remove the water heater for repair at a cost of $125.00 Salem RV Sales would not even reimburse me for this repair cost and at this point stopped all communication with me. Be aware Be very aware This review system requires a star rating to continue submittal so I gave it a one star review. If possible I would give it a zero star rating.

As soon as we arrived onto the lot we were treated with respect and was taking care of immediately…read more Two service techs took care of us. I'm thinking the techs names were Dawson and Kyle. I would recommend Salem RV to anyone . Our questions and problems were resolved .

Bought a 2012 Creekside rv from thi s thief!…read moreWe were told everything works. Kitchen sink leaks,stove igniter only works half the time. The air conditioner fan didn't work so had to get that fixed right away. Radio volume goes haywire gets really loud on its own. Hood light only works half the time. The cable ready connections are dead have to run cord through the windows! The front where bedroom and mattress are leaks like crazy!! And by the looks of the wood has been for some time! Causing the front to fall apart, the trailer fell on the frame cause woods rotten behind the skin of the front of the trailer! His business partner JC was called to help us and said he was backlogged so get us when he could. Wanted 500 bucks to flash coat the top of the rv. Which was an insult paid 10,000 dollars from my sister in law Buyer beware you won't get any discounts or any kind of money back from this scammer! Called him trying to resolve the issue and hung up on me like a b...ch! Being on disability I can't fix anything! And he knew this. Still ripped us off anyway!!! So be sure and your item inspected thoroughly before purchasing! Thanks Very disappointed customers

Con artist is the best way to describe this place. Selling rejected cars from other dealershipread more

I had the best experience with Blake and Dale buying my car from them. It was great they were very…read morefriendly and helpful!!!

Nate was first class from start to finish, answering questions, calling back promptly and even…read moreoffering a facetime walk-through of the rig since it was preowned and we're 4 hours away. So there he was, setting up a tent trailer in the rain on facetime! Couldn't be more impressed!

I reached out to Power RV, because they were somewhat local, they appeared to be a smaller…read moredealership, and being a small business owner myself, I always try to support smaller, local businesses. I went to Power RV about July 5th, 2025. I met with Kelley and was able to test drive the 2025 Coachmen Crosstrail 20XG motor home. I had been researching these for quite a while, and the drive did not disappoint. Over the next couple weeks, I negotiated a fair price through Kelley, who was running negotiations through David, the owner. After agreeing on price, Juan, the finance manager, reached out to collect a $3,000 deposit. I told Kelley from the beginning that I was going to have a third-party pre-purchase inspection, and had my own financing. I did send Kelley all of the preapproval information on August 6th. Kelley thanked me for the information and said that's exactly what they would need. When the inspector arrived, they had an extension cord plugged into the RV, and the propane tank was not full. They did have a hose available. The inspector called me during the inspection to inform me that the RV had a "hot skin condition, " meaning there was voltage on the outside of the RV. He was able to have the motorhome moved to a different area of the dealership where he could get a 30 amp connection. Once it was plugged into a 30 amp connection and not an extension cord, the original issue with the hot skin condition cleared. They also eventually filled up the propane tank. There were several items on the inspection report such as an electrical outlet wired wrong, a couple of the outside doors would not lock, there was a fair amount of rust on the driveshaft and rear differential, and a couple of loose/missing trim pieces inside the motorhome. They agreed to correct the items, except for the undercarriage rust that was mentioned. The comment that I got was "all vehicles have rust." Even with that, I was prepared to move forward, because for a few hundred dollars, I could have the rust removed. They needed a few more days to get those issues corrected, so the date agreed upon to go down and finalize things was August 12th. Friends drove me down to the dealership on August 12th. I met with Kelley, who took me in to meet with Juan, the finance manager. I sat down to review and handed him the cashiers check for the down payment. Juan appeared confused. It appeared he was expecting a check for the full amount. I told him I had pre-approved financing, and I had provided all the information to their dealership the week before. Juan said he would need to talk with the owner. I left the finance manager's office and returned to the motor home to wait. We had arrived at the dealership around 11:30 and around 3:30 or so, they still did not have things figured out. Kelley told me that they would deliver the RV to my home once they had everything resolved. My friends and I left the dealership. After thinking about things, I canceled the deal. If it is this difficult to purchase a motor home, I cannot imagine what any service needs would be like. I had to request my $3,000 deposit back on three separate days before I received it. Here's my take. They do not like it when you come in with your own pre-approved financing. They had all the pre-approval financing information for six days, and they told me to come down to pick up the motor home on August 12th. I don't know whether the lack of working with my finance company was deliberate or an accident, but in any case, it caused me a lot of wasted time. Seems to be an important question as they are the ones who told me to come down on August 12 to pick up the motor home. While waiting in the motor home on August 12, Kelley would check in periodically with me. I feel bad for the position she was put in. I feel like the owner really dropped the ball on this. Let's be clear, I was not buying a set of bath towels. This was a $135,000 motor home. Although nobody was rude per se', ownership doesn't seem to care. Very disappointed. I do not recommend this dealership.