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    Camping World - Wauconda

    Camping World - Wauconda

    1.9
    (164 reviews)

    So I cannot "unfeel" what was felt towards the specific individuals at this location, at that…read moremoment, the experience was what it was. I can however say that I was impressed by the upper leadership at camping world . Immediately upon posting the review I was contacted by leadership for details . I did NOT tell them that I was currently in negotiations with a different Camping World location. I was NOT trying to play the "leverage game" and wanted the results to be the result of good (or bad) business practices. It wasn't 24 hours later before I was contacted , apologized to, and informed everything was being "made right". Camping World (as large as they are) still cares about business. I can appreciate that. I do appreciate that. I have since completed the purchase of a new RV and cannot wait to get out on the road this spring . Reviews are like opinions - take them with a Grain of salt (whatever that means). They are an individuals perception of a specific happening at a specific moment. My experience went from positive to negative by the actions and decisions of one individual. Don't let one bad apple ruin your banana split! Thank you Camp World for being professional, caring for the concern of your customers. Looking forward to future dealings and a long relationship Original review: I had an incredibly disappointing experience with Camping World in Wauconda, IL, and I feel compelled to share it as a warning to others. From the moment I walked in, the sales tactics were pushy, aggressive, and entirely focused on closing the deal rather than addressing my needs or ensuring my safety. Despite my lack of experience towing anything longer than 14 feet, they convinced me that towing a trailer over 38 feet long would be "simple" and assured me that "with the double axle design, you won't even know it's there." This was irresponsible advice, especially since I didn't even own a vehicle capable of towing the trailer's UVW of 9,000 pounds. The misinformation didn't stop there. I was told the RV "already had solar" because it had an inverter preinstalled. In reality, the unit was only "prepped for solar" and did not have any panels installed. Additionally, the sales team inaccurately claimed that the heat was "all electric" and not propane-based. It became clear they were simply telling me what they thought I wanted to hear, regardless of whether it was true. This lack of honesty and transparency made me feel misled and manipulated throughout the process. The most frustrating part of my experience came when I placed a deposit to "lock in the price", since the price was "accidently posted way below originally intended". I was assured that the deposit would be refunded if we didn't finalize the purchase. However, after deciding not to proceed with the purchase at this location, things quickly deteriorated. I was initially told that the financial department was closed over the weekend and my refund would be processed on Monday. When Monday came and went without any communication, I followed up only to be rudely informed that they were keeping my deposit for "work done"--despite no work actually being performed on the RV. The lack of professionalism and accountability from Camping World was shocking. Phone calls went unanswered, promises were broken, and I was left feeling disrespected and deceived. The staff showed no interest in resolving my concerns or taking responsibility for their actions. This level of customer service is unacceptable for any business, let alone one as large as Camping World. I strongly urge anyone considering doing business with Camping World in Wauconda to think twice. Their high-pressure sales tactics, misleading information, lack of transparency regarding deposits, and overall poor customer service made for an awful experience. Save yourself the stress and frustration--look elsewhere for a dealership that values honesty, professionalism, and its customers.

    I am thoroughly disappointed in the post-sale service following the purchase of a brand-new travel…read moretrailer. Within three months, our RV suffered a broken axle--an issue fully covered under warranty. The failure occurred three hours from home, so I contacted Charles, our salesperson, expecting some guidance in arranging a tow to an authorized repair facility. His earlier assurance that "we will take care of you" if anything went wrong has proven remarkably hollow. Towing to an authorized dealer is prohibitively expensive, and we were essentially told we were on our own. One might reasonably assume the dealership could arrange transport to a Camping World location for warranty repair, yet that assistance was nowhere to be found. The situation appears to stem from a perfect storm of limited Good Sam insurance coverage, questionable build quality on a brand-new unit, and a salesperson whose interest evaporates the moment the sale is complete. Charles can talk a convincing game, but when it mattered, he dropped the ball entirely, leaving us to navigate the process without support. If you are considering Camping World, proceed with caution. Once the paperwork is signed, you should fully expect to become an afterthought.

    Campers inn RV - Richfield

    Campers inn RV - Richfield

    3.0
    (16 reviews)

    I was looking at purchasing a used camper that they had listed for $7000.00. After entering my info…read moreinto their payment calculator they sent me a copy of the contract with a price of $9400.00. Stay away from this business.

    I purchased a Sunnybrook Raven 3300CK from Campers Inn RV of Davenport in August 2025. The sales…read moreprocess was handled through Christopher Albert, Sales Professional at Campers Inn RV of Richfield, WI. Unfortunately, my experience following the purchase has been overwhelmingly disappointing. Within the second week of ownership, I began experiencing multiple issues with the camper. Although a new water heater tank had been installed prior to purchase, I notified Chris on August 29, 2025, that the stove pilot light was not working, the propane tanks were not functioning, and the air conditioning and regulator were also problematic. He indicated that he was waiting to hear back from Davenport and would help resolve the concerns. On September 8, 2025, Chris relayed information that was inaccurate regarding the stove's operation, stating it required manual ignition with a long lighter. After reviewing the official operational video for this model, it was clear that I had been misinformed about how the stove and oven functions. My son also informed him that the stove's ignite switch was not operating correctly. Shortly after, the newly installed water heater tank failed, requiring replacement of the motherboard at a cost of approximately $500. Communication between myself, Farhood Bait, Service Manager at Campers Inn Davenport, and Christopher Albert became increasingly unproductive. Chris repeatedly told me he was attempting to resolve the issue, while Farhood stated that once the camper was released to Chris, Davenport was no longer responsible for the water heater. During this time, my son had to go without hot water for an entire month. On August 29, Chris also informed me that he still had not heard back from Davenport. He stated that Davenport had invested nearly $5,000 into the camper before and after my purchase, and that my service contract should cover the repairs. I explained that I had already paid over $1,892 for the initial inspection and orientation, in addition to ongoing monthly payments for the service contract and did not feel it was reasonable to file a claim on issues that arose immediately after purchase--especially with a "new" water heater tank that had just been installed. Despite Chris servicing the propane tanks, regulator, and A/C, the propane system still does not function for the water heater. On October 17, 2025, I requested the purchase receipt for the water heater. Despite multiple attempts, I was only provided the installation service record, which listed the replacement and installation cost as $1,727.87. When I spoke with the service manager, they refused to take responsibility or stand behind their work, leaving us no choice but to seek service elsewhere. Eventually, both parties stopped responding. Overall, the service experience has been unacceptable. Since the day of purchase, the camper has spent more time being discussed or repaired than enjoyed. As a first-time camper owner, at this point, I deeply regret the purchase. We have been highly dissatisfied with our experience with Campers Inn RV of Davenport and Campers Inn RV of Richfield, WI. Based on our ongoing issues, lack of accountability, and poor service, I strongly recommend that anyone considering purchasing from Campers Inn RV of Davenport or Campers Inn RV of Richfield--don't.

    Vacationland

    Vacationland

    4.4
    (64 reviews)

    Bought my first RV on Facebook Marketplace. I had no interest in buying from a dealership. I've…read moreheard the nightmare stories (no support, no service, lies, lemons, etc.). But when I was looking for a replacement for my Class A, Vacationland had the exact unit I was looking for listed at a great price. Worked with Noah and Joel to walk the unit. Had my own inspector come through. The gave us HOURS to pick through the unit with a fine-toothed comb; they never rushed us or hovered. Honestly, it was the integrity of the team that made the purchase a no-brainer Had to get some work done on it after purchase and worked with Mark and Mike. I don't have a single complaint. Mark treats me like an old friend every time he sees me; asks me about my kids, remembers their ages. Mike gave me a demonstration of the unit before I drove off in it. Can't say enough how Vacationland has redeemed my perspective on RV dealerships!

    My First Impression was quite positive…read more I've recently become interested in Camping / RV'ing. I have no other previous experience with Camping, but common sense told me I would not enjoy sitting in a tent on a bleak, rainy day, like Abel does. My wife and I call him "Misery Camping" when we see him on YouTube. She has no interest in Camping *or* RV'ing - so I knew I'd want a teardrop with room for me and my dog. After a couple months of *very* diligent research, I've analyzed my Requirements (and sadly, my budget!), to determine which of many options "was best for me". Using that learning window, I emerged with nuCamp 650 as one of my "Prime Contenders". So, I got on Facebook, joined a couple of NuCamp Groups, and asked for the name of a RELIABLE local Dealer. The name "Vacationland, in Big Rock" kept turning-up, all with positive comments attached. Vacationland's website states they are Family Owned / Family Run - which is an absolute *must* for me, versus a "McRV Juggernaut" (especially one brand that Liz Amazing constantly calls-out on YT.) I drove myself out to Big Rock, and with a touch of trepidation (I'm a newbie!), went inside on a rainy Saturday afternoon. I was greeted by Joel, who sat down and looked-over my notes describing what I was looking for. I was honored (and proud of) the fact that he immediately mentioned the NuTab trailers - the same one I had honed my list to. He walked me out to the lot. He was helping another set of Customers, so he asked if I minded - I said "of course not!", and he left me with his permission to wander and explore anything I saw. So I checked out the 650's, taking videos and pictures, sitting by myself in the campers in the rain to gauge whether my claustrophobia would kick-in. It didn't, and Joel came back every 10 minutes or so to see how I was doing. His "being cool" with me just wandering around gave me the opportunity to collect data with NO PRESSURE - which in turn changed my requirements just a little bit - now to a 650 Black Canyon. Even more amazing (to me, anyway) - when I showed those videos to my "never ever camping Bride", she was intrigued, and said she'd accompany me on at least one trip, someday. THAT's Progress! I left Vacationland with a very good impression. Although I didn't buy anything on Saturday, I was not pressured to... and Joel's attitude told me an awful lot about the Dealership, too. When Purchase Time approaches (retirement, spring 2027) I'm going to go there *first*. My compliments!

    Advance Camping Sales - rv_dealers - Updated August 2026

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