7 North Carolina Recreational Vehicles Dealers

We bought our 34 ft RV there in 06/2023 for $42,500. - jamiestrom

We bought our 34 ft RV there in 06/2023 for $42,500. We contacted Camping World 09/2023 to sell it back to them. We only needed it to live in while we built out house. We spoke with the Colfax location, then their consignment department, then customer service. Their quote was $18,500! $24,000 less than it was worth 15 months ago. I realize the RV would depreciate in value some, but not $24,000. The consignment department told me we were taken advantage of and paid too much for it. Other companies I tried to sell the RV back to said the same thing. Now I am stuck with an RV we don't need anymore and can't sell. Customer service has not got back in touch with me for almost a month now. Buyer beware, don't fall for the same scam we did with Camping World.

I would like to thank the service department for taking - Deborah McCoy

I would like to thank the service department for taking care of us when we had an emergency problem. We were traveling from Florida back to Ohio when one of our hydraulic jacks began leaking fluid. The service department fixed us up by strapping it up in place so it wouldn’t drop down while we were driving home. We made it home safe and sound! Again, thank you to the whole service department that helped us when we needed it most!!! Sincerely, Debbie and Dan from Ohio

Over three months since purchasing RV, no title. - Brooksenbrose

On May 2, 2019 We purchased a used RV that Garner, NC Camping World had on consignment. When we advised Garner World the temporary tags had expired and DMV had no record of activity on the title (possible processing limitations) Camping World said it was a VIN # issue. DMV got the numbers and said the RV was titled in NC as a 2008 and Camping World was trying to title it as a 2010. No word from Camping World. On July 26, 2019 DMV Inspector went by Camping World and said there were two ways to get the RV titled. No word from Camping World. Called Camping World the following week and was told the Inspector didn't know what be was talking about, they were going to call their lawyer. A week later, No word from Camping World. After a week we told the Garner Camping World manager, Joseph Hoey, we wanted our money back. He said he was going to sue the Inspector. It's August 9, 2019, a week later and still no word from Camping World of Garner.

Bad customer service - Friendly campers

We purchased a Thor Motor coach, to be pacific, 2018 Ace 29.3 that had a warranty issue with water leak inside coach, was told to bring it in and they, CW, would see what was going on, this was in December of 2018, waited 3 weeks, had to call to see if we were going to get it back in time for use in 2019. We live in Hickory and had to return two more trips because it wasn’t fixed, racked up miles and wasted over$ 200 in gas just to be told it was fixed, then had the nerve to try and charge us for a diagnostic fee because of another item that was not working according to the warranty specifications, then were told to step away from Service Desk because of the dispute by Mehu Mopat, We never got our coach fixed and no one has bother to check to see if it was fixed. Buyer beware they are lacking in creditable when it comes to service and sales, won’t be buying anymore RV s from Camping World of Statesville.