These guys were awesome. They didn't try to over sale. They were professional and worked with us…read moreto determine what was wrong with the water heater. They tested our switch board and our igniter. They could have sold us the switch board for $350.00, but determined it was the igniter for $50.00. Thank you guys for your honesty. We will be back!!!

I cannot say ENOUGH about how amazing and informative this dealer is. I never felt swindled or…read morepressured. They were extremley patient and accommodating, and HONEST! Cannot reccomend this dealer enough! Thanks for helping us find our perfect camper!

Dropped in with hubby to check out an RV we were interested in. We had called a few days before to…read moremake sure the model we wanted to see was on site. Karen reassured us it was. We met with Karen and she took us outside to see the RV. She left us to explore the RV and take our time looking at it. She answered all our questions, gave us brochures and also printed out more information for us. There was a small showroom inside the building that had several RVs. The service department was located in the other part of the building. Outside there were quite a few different RV models on display. Everything from roughing it to luxury motor homes. This RV dealership is one of the largest Airstream dealers in the southeast.

I have purchased two RVs from Southland, the most recent in 2024. Unfortunately, my recent…read moreexperience has caused me to lose confidence in Southland and their willingness to stand behind the RVs they sell. I recently discovered that the solar panels on my RV were apparently never properly connected. Since purchasing the RV, the Firefly system has never displayed information from the solar panels. I was new to RV ownership when I purchased it, so I assumed I simply did not understand how the system worked. Recently, I asked an RV technician what I was doing wrong. His answer was: nothing. The wiring from the solar system was simply hanging loose and was not connected. The solar panels apparently have not even been charging the batteries. I contacted Southland and asked them to correct the problem because this is not a component that worked for two years and then failed. According to the technician, it was never connected in the first place and therefore was not delivered to me in working condition. Southland's response was that because two years have passed, they would not fix it. I understand that two years is a significant amount of time, but that misses the point. I am not asking them to warranty a two-year-old component that has worn out or broken. I am asking them to correct something that apparently was never installed or connected properly when the RV was sold. What bothered me even more was that the person I spoke with questioned whether what I was telling her was accurate and told me that I should have reported the problem within 90 days. But as a new RV owner, I had no reason to know that the lack of solar information on the Firefly system meant that the solar system had never actually been connected. I was told that the matter would have to be taken to higher management and that someone would get back to me. I have made three phone calls regarding this issue, and today was the first time a manager returned my call. As of this review, Southland has not offered to correct the problem. There was another issue with my second purchase that, in retrospect, also bothers me. When I purchased my second RV, Southland included several extras that I had purchased for my first RV, even though I had not requested those extras for the second one. Those extras, of course, increased the cost. After purchasing two RVs from Southland, I expected considerably better treatment. My issue is not that something broke after two years. My issue is that a system appears never to have been properly connected before the RV was delivered, and Southland is unwilling to take responsibility for correcting it. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Southland. They were happy to sell me two RVs, but when I discovered what appears to be a delivery or installation error, getting them to stand behind the product has been a very different experience.

We bought a camper here on February 28, 2024. We told them what we were looking for and they let us…read morelook at the campers in our budget and description. We worked with Gloria during the buying process and Candice afterwards. The buying process was pretty straight forward. Gloria was nice and if she didn't know the answer to a question, she asked for us. Chris gave us a super quick run down of how things in the camper work. I will note, we are first time camper owners and had a lot of questions. Chris just told us to Google any questions we had. We paid the extra $800 demo fee for the "tour/tutorial," sewer hose, adapters, etc. Our camper did not come with a pin for the hitch. Chris said we didn't need one. (We later found out this is very important.) They also didn't have the proper hose so we had to go back later the next week to pick a proper one up. The main problem we had was the timeliness of them submitting the paperwork for our tags to the tag office. We were not given temporary tags, which seemed a little weird. We had to call and text multiple times only to be given the run around. Finally after 54 days, from the day that we bought the camper, they turned in the paperwork to the tag office and I was able to pick up the tags the next day. I wish I would have read reviews on the different platforms before we purchased through them. However, we got caught up in the excitement of getting a new camper. They do not seem to have a good track record and I would not go through them again. I did report them to the BBB and I plan to leave reviews on multiple platforms.

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE all the way around. STAY AWAY!!!…read more Be aware they have a lower price on the website, but charge a $1995 dealer fee, another $899 dealer fee, and force you to get a hitch for another $699 that costs around $300. They also want you to put a deposit, but charge you a 4% credit card fee as well. They will fill out the paperwork and not give you signed copies. There is a packet pre-made with all the documents. I wrote on the bill of sale that they would give me a copy of a roof inspection. They put white out over it when they sent it via email later. Just got the slimy car dealer vibe with the way they did everything. On top of that it seems most of their units are older models that have been sitting around for years. We have many issues with the trailer. One we noticed while onsite was the water heater and the tech tried to resolve. Part way through he left without saying a word. I saw him getting into his car and followed him. He started cursing about the owner saying how he told him to leave that he would not pay overtime. Sadly as I was there waiting. He left and another girl came out with attitude. She said how she had so much training on the water heater and that you turn off the gas and flip the gas switch on for the water heater. When it does not see gas the electric will turn on. We tried that for 20 minutes and it did not work. I thought that was a idiotic idea, but I did not want to fight with her. I pulled out a surge strip to plug into another outlet and pugged in the water heater. I then proceeded to turn on using the switch I saw from youtube. She got mad and stomped off saying if I was not going to listen to her she would not help. We left that on and the heater started to work. The owner then spoke with me and said he would fix it next week, and see about delivering it to me. After the mess I just went through. I told them to put it back together as I did not trust them to fix it, or deliver it to me. I kind of wanted to just get my money back and leave. That was a good decision as I went to a repair shop and they took about 15 minutes to troubleshoot the power and found the wire was not connected to the breaker properly. After he hooked up again the heater started to work. I was told if the tech hooked up the water heater to the fridge outlet, as he was trying to do that the breaker would have kept popping. That would have been too much draw on the circuit. So beware having them do any work if you buy from them or not. To make it worse this was purchased on October 19, and they have still not filed the paperwork with the DMV for the sale. This was supposed to happen after 30 days, and we are now at 90. It just shows how bad of a dealer they are. I will include some good numbers if you do not heed the warning, and purchase anyway. I have called all three to lodge complaints. Georgia dealers association 770-432-1658 Georgia used car board 844-753-7825 Governors office 800-869-1123 The last call was to an attorney. Use them at your own risk!!!

My family brought our RV here to get some repairs, and we were so impressed with the service!…read more Big thanks to Corey who did a very thorough walk-through of the vehicle to take notes and make suggestions. He didn't rush us and addressed all our questions patiently and thoughtfully. When we mentioned the battery was dead, he brought out a jump starter and saved us a lot of diagnosis money. What a gem. We were only a little disappointed because the person we called the night before gave us hopes that the RV will be looked at right away. However, it seems that the tech team is quite swamped, and our RV won't be seen for a while.

We drove 5 HOURS to Camping World after seeing a camper listed online for $20,500. Before making…read morethe drive, we spoke with the salesman and confirmed both verbally and through text that they would honor the advertised price. We arrived, toured the camper, and their finance manager, Cole, drew up a purchase agreement for approximately $22,000 out the door, including taxes, title, and fees. We agreed and left to get a cashier's check from the bank. While we were on the way to get the check, Cole called and suddenly told us the website price was an "error" and they would no longer honor the purchase agreement. We were then told the camper would have to be at least $31,000 -- roughly $9,000 more than the paperwork they had just prepared for us. We have the advertised price, text communications confirming the price, AND the purchase order they provided us. To make matters worse, the General Manager wouldn't even speak with us. We were told he would try to contact us tomorrow. We wasted 10 hours driving based on a price their own salesman confirmed, only to have them back out while we were literally on our way to the bank to get their cashier's check. Completely unacceptable. I would absolutely avoid this dealership. I've never worked with anyone more backwards, than this dealership.

We just purchased a Zinger 390DB at Southern RV in Cumming. Seldom have I felt this great about any…read morepurchase across my 70 years. While I'm pleased with the product, the people made the difference. From sales to finance to service to orientation, I found this team (and those in McDonough) to be talented experts who choose kindness as their delivery vehicle. I sold services to hospital executives for more than 25 years. Relating to people personally and technically equates to customer satisfaction. My wife and I are well satisfied and thankful for the team in Cumming.

I have been repairing Rv's,Motorhomes since Atleast 1995/96 & at that time Southern Rv was in…read moreJonesboro,Ga across the street from the Company family owned "Sagon Motorhomes" that I worked for until 2006 ! Well, they always had an interesting campers and other stuff & like times changed They opened the McDonough ,Ga location and have been holding their own with displaying their brand right out front on a hill! And have been there for years now ,I have noticed that they do have a variety of campers from and 1-2 person pull behind to medium to large& Fifth wheel units & drivable Rv's ! I haven't really had any experience anything with them , but I have been repairing bodywork on Rv's and motorhome for years & long enough to tell you if they been in business since I been repairing them from 1996 , they were opened before I started, so they must' be doing something right! Check them out!

This is one of those places that does not need your business. After walking into the store with the…read moresign turned to closed, I was greeted by a basset hound. The hound was nice the lady behind the desk was very nice. However, when I asked about a part for my RV toilet she referred me to a gentleman behind a desk. He was taking care of another couple. After a prolonged period of waiting with nothing happening , I just told them I would be back. I will not be back.

Traveling south for a vacation, broke off a black water valve…read more Called numerous Rv service centers, everyone was booked out two weeks or more. Atlanta rv was able to get me in in two days. All the staff were super friendly and helpful. They were able to fix what needed repair and get me back on the road within 20 minutes. Great customer service. Definitely will keep this on my list of services to use while traveling.

Was looking for camper and because the man that took his time to show me and be frank with me I'll…read morebe buying my camper there. There's high volume locations and then there are the small ones that really care . He has my business

I broke the tongue jack over the weekend and was in desperate need of a new one so I could unhook…read moreit from my truck. All of the other, and my larger, stores in the area either didn't have time to fit me in or wouldn't call me back, but Norman Campers said "Come on down, we have someone available now." Now, I was warned that I did catch them in a lull for the day and got lucky, but the service was awesome and everyone there was incredibly helpful. I'm definitely going back whenever I need service, a propane refill, or any camper accessories.

Fast, inexpensive, great customer experience…read more Last trip I had to a RV repair center too nearly year to get my toy hauler back. 3-way had it back in 3 weeks. These folks are amazing and id recommend 1000%

First time buying a camper and after lots of research and reading reviews we decided on Three Way…read moreCampers. We couldn't have picked any better. Hank our salesman gave us space, didn't push us and went out of his way to make sure we got everything we needed. Cody managed the financial side and even got us insurance cover for our new 5th wheel. Brandon went over every single detail on how it all works and explained everything in great detail too but you dont fool me Brandon on the diving out of the emergency window in an emergency cause I saw the latch! Cody 1 - Brandon 0. Yes Cody you know I fell for the knocked over coffee cup prank on your desk. We got our lovely new 5th wheel home and within an hour or two a tree limb went through the roof and straight through the ceiling, so worried about possible water damage and broken hearted we called Three Way Campers and they couldn't of done more or been any nicer. They put it in the workshop, helped with the insurance claim and told us they will repair it as quick as possible (we have a long road trip planned and we were a little worried). They eased our minds. These guys just go way beyond what they have to do and we really appreciate them. If you are looking to buy a camper then this is the place to go.

Purchased a hitch for my Toyota Sienna online and called Trailer World. They said they could get me…read morein next day to get it installed. From arrival to departure with the new hitch installed was maybe 45 minutes. Price was A LOT cheaper than the Toyota dealership I asked for a quote at. Great customer service, answered all my questions, friendly faces. Would highly recommend even if you have to drive far (I had to drive about 40 minutes).

Though hitches for less is far, it gave me the better quote of the two places I called. It is…read morelocated off of highway 85 and they will put the hitch on your car while you wait. The people at hitches for less have an affinity for cats. They have rescued several and the cats roam the pleasant woodsy atmosphere surrounded by low cost trailers and hitches. I know nothing about hitches or hitching, but the guy I spoke to on the phone said that people have driven over 16 hours from New York just to buy something at their store (which must mean something). The facility is huge and they have a VERY big selection of strange parts that I do not know what to do with. Overall, it was a good experience. Hitch and ball draw and wiring on a two door for 219.00. Not so bad. I think? Now lets see if I can actually tow anything without breaking my car! Ha ha!

I got good service during busy times. Elaine kept me up to speed including accurate cost estimates…read more I had a few problems that were "hidden", but they found and corrected those as well.

They do good repair and work on RVs. BUT they want you to bring your RV and just leave it over…read morethere in outside in a parking lot - sometimes that can be weeks. Storms, winds, hail, and pounding heat - we always kept ours at least under a cover. Labor rate like most shops going up.