New & Used Motorhomes RVs

Motorhomes & RVs For Sale: Your Next Grand Adventure Starts Here

At Camping World, we are proud to help you find the right motorhome or RV for your next journey. We carry an extensive selection of new and used motorhomes across all major classes, including Class A, B, and C models in all sizes. Whether you are planning a weekend getaway, extended vacation, or a cross-country road trip, our campers are ready to take you there.

Thinking price is a barrier to exploring the great outdoors? Think again! Affordability is one of the biggest benefits when you buy used motorhomes from Camping World. Our used units are priced for any budget, starting below $20,000, and our new campers are ideal for anyone who wants the latest and greatest features in their RV.

Take a look at our current motorhome inventory online to see what is available today near you. Not sure which motorhome class is right for your needs? You can check out our guide on RV types, or you can browse our inventory to see what fits your needs. Our experts at each dealership are also happy to guide you to the perfect choice. Visit us in person or contact us today to find a motorhome you will love and start making lasting memories!

Choose popular brands from a variety of trusted manufacturers: Winnebago, Jayco, Coachmen, Airstream, Thor, Fleetwood, and other RV brands.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Motorhome RVs

What is the difference between classes of motorhomes?

Motorhomes are generally categorized into three main classes based on size, chassis, and amenities:

Class A Motorhomes

Class A RVs are the largest and most luxurious class, often built on a commercial bus or truck chassis. They resemble a bus and offer expansive living spaces, residential-style amenities, and significant storage capacity. They are ideal for full-time RV living or long-term travel.

Class B Motorhomes (Camper Vans)

Class B RVs are the smallest and easiest to drive, built on a standard van chassis. Known as "camper vans," they are maneuverable, fuel-efficient, and easy to park. They include a kitchen, bed, and usually a wet bath, making them perfect for solo travelers, couples, or city explorers looking for a nimble travel solution.

Class C Motorhomes

Class C RVs are built on a cutaway van chassis, characterized by the distinct cab-over bunk area above the driver's cab. They offer a good balance of size and maneuverability, making them a popular choice for families. They feature separate living, dining, and sleeping areas and are suitable for weekend trips and extended vacations.

Find out more about the different types of motorhomes in this video featuring Camping World's own Product Expert Chris Young.

What is the difference between a Motorhome and an RV?

The terms "motorhome" and "RV" (Recreational Vehicle) are often used interchangeably, but "RV" is a broader term that includes all towable units (like travel trailers and fifth wheels) and motorized units. A motorhome is specifically an RV that has an engine and is directly connected to the rest of the camper.

Is it better to buy a new or used motorhome?

Both options have merits. New motorhomes come with manufacturer warranties and the latest features and creature comforts. On the other hand, used motorhomes offer significant savings, allowing you to acquire a model for less money with a tested driving record.

Which motorhome class is best for a family?

The Class C motorhome is generally the most popular and practical choice for families. Its cab-over bunk provides an extra sleeping area, and its size offers comfortable living space and amenities while being more maneuverable than a large Class A.

Do you offer financing for motorhomes?

Yes, Camping World offers competitive RV financing options for both new and used motorhomes. Our finance specialists can help you navigate loan terms and find a payment plan that fits your budget. Get pre-qualified today!

How often should I service my motorhome?

General maintenance, such as oil changes and fluid checks, should follow the chassis manufacturer's guidelines (usually based on mileage or time). This is the same as any other van or truck. For RVs though, the camper components (which include appliances, roof seals, seams, and slide-outs) should be inspected and serviced at least once a year, regardless of mileage, to ensure they can stand the test of time.