This is a ok place. It has a good work space, and it has a good work time, as well as a good…read moredelivery surves.

Zero service after the sale. Don't trust these people to keep any promises you don't get in…read morewriting.

We made an appointment with these folks and we got in promptly, on time. For us this is a rare…read moreexperience. They performed repairs quickly only waited for parts. The shop appears to be very busy and organised. As we drove away, our truck died. Gaaaa! They were nice enough to pull our trailer into their lot and hookup to 50 amp so we could spend the night while our truck was repaired. This was way beyond expectations. Thank you again John and Chris!! Thank you guys again!!!!

Great customer service, especially Dustin who is very knowledgeable and personable and just an…read moreoverall outstanding representative of Fun Town RV.

Poor sales team, tell them what you are looking for, and you get told you don't need that. I would…read morelook some where else.

We purchased a new 5th wheel. The technician Brian was awesome at the service center. He gave us a…read morefull orientation of how the entire RV works. He even agreed to make a few modifications we requested before pickup! Couldn't have asked for better service! Highly recommend!!!

I have an older travel trailer that needed repair and have had trouble at other places finding what…read moreI need or the advice I needed. The crew at Great Escapes was PROFESSIONAL. They got everything I needed done right, plus they pointed out helpful repairs that I could easily do my self and advised me on how to do the repairs. Their team got it done in a timely manner, and the bill was actually less than I expected. I also visited the parts store and got a few items I needed at a decent price. The staff there was totally helpful. I'll definitely use them for service from now on.

My wife and I purchased a a frame pop up camper in Aug of 2025 financed the purchase and it is now…read moreApril of 2026 and we have still not received our title. After several calls to Chris Block the owner of Superior RV which he either ignored or told me stories to stall us, we find out about his arrest for fraud. When we talked to the police we found out he took the camper in to sell it on consignment from a family we bought it and he never paid the original people their money and he kept the money from our purchase of the same camper so we are involved in a mess. DO NOT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH THIS BUSINESS, AVOID AT ALL COST! THIS PLASE SHOULD BE SHUT DOWN!

Highly recommend!!! We are from San Diego and had some RV issues with our Airstream. We have spent…read more the last 4 years driving around the country. We stopped in and found the best RV service in the country.

They've moved up the road to Greenbriar, but we stopped in on our way through for a repair on our…read moreRV slide. They were so friendly and really went out of their way to help us. Very honest and knowledgeable in what they do! Highly recommend!

From the owner: Here at Custom RV Services, we treat your RV like it’s our very own. Our team of professionals uses…read moreonly the highest quality products to inspect, service, fix, paint or repair. We only fix what needs to be fixed, and we guarantee each and every repair. When you come to our shop, we tell you how we’re going to treat your vehicle before we get started, so if you have any questions - go ahead and ask. We’re here to listen.

I had a few issues with camper i purchased on my first camping trip. I got in touch with them and…read morethey made it right and got my camper in and out pretty fast. Thanks Joey and Charlie

Bought our brand new camper at the end of January where we paid upfront to have the dealership…read moreregister the camper for us and we'd get the plate in the mail. Flash forward to March the dealership emails me that we owe an additional $15 to get the plates registered because apparently we didn't pay enough upfront. Keep in mind this is the middle of MARCH that they contacted me. I called and spoke with the manger because we refused to pay additional because we already paid what we were told to pay at the dealership and the $15 short was an issue on their end; the manager assured me that they would get it taken care of and how he was going to send an email to their accounting team and to not worry about the $15, that they would cover it. Flash forward AGAIN to July and still no plate. I call and try to speak with the manager but instead a desk clerk talks my ear off about registering the camper despite my being upfront about wanting to speak with a manager. Eventually he says he'll take my number and message and give it to the manager and he'd give me a call. Here it is middle of August and we still don't have our plate, we've gotten another email from the dealership about how our title could be "in suspense" because of an error on THEIR end that I've TRIED to make them take responsibility and they just plain lied and the DMV is wanting to throw penalties on us for not having it registered. To say we're upset is putting it lightly. Don't do business with them, and if you do, just go register it yourself. They're more than happy to take your money and not do with it what they said they would.

They are near most koa sights always have a doorman and a lot of knowledge…read more That y'all !!!!

Buyer Beware - Very Different Experiences Between Camping World Locations…read more I want to share my experience for anyone considering purchasing a high-end RV from Camping World, especially if you are an out-of-state buyer relying on dealership communication before traveling. I was actively negotiating the purchase of a 2014 Itasca Ellipse 42QD through the North Little Rock location. We had already reached an agreed price point and I was attempting to complete reasonable due diligence before flying out to inspect the coach. My questions were standard for a diesel pusher of this age and price range: * Tire DOT dates * Roof condition * AquaHot functionality * Generator hours/service records * Slide operation * Suspension concerns * Water intrusion history * VIN verification * Service documentation Initially, the salesperson offered to FaceTime and review the coach with me. However, after sending my inspection questions, the tone of the communication changed significantly. I was told: * the dealership was "too busy," * they "do not go into detail on the coaches," * and references were made about "losing so much money" on the unit. As a serious buyer considering a six-figure purchase, this response did not inspire confidence. I fully understand dealerships get busy and that independent inspections are recommended, but professionalism and communication matter. The biggest takeaway from my experience is this: Not all Camping World locations operate the same. After this interaction, I contacted another Camping World location in Montana and worked with Sonia, whose professionalism, responsiveness, and customer service were completely different. Because of her approach, I ultimately placed my deposit there instead. My advice to buyers: * Always perform independent inspections * Request service records * Verify tire age and water damage carefully * Do not rely solely on verbal representations * Pay close attention to how a dealership communicates before the sale The sales experience before purchase often tells you what the service experience afterward may look like. I'm sharing this not to attack anyone personally, but to encourage professionalism, accountability, and informed purchasing decisions for consumers making major RV investments. I will keep you updated on: * Corporate responses * Any GM or executive outreach * Price concessions * Montana dealership communications * Inspection reports * Financing terms * Any retaliation or change in tone after your escalation -Sal

The owner is great, but the lady at the front desk needs an attitude adjustment. "Not my job" is,…read morein my opinion, not good customer service. Also be sure to remove your valuables because we had an item missing upon inspecting our unit back home. (and yes, it was in our unit when dropped off) Sad you can't trust ...

My trailer had a blowout as I approached Russellville. The flopping tread of the tire damaged the…read moretrailer's floor and the propane lines running to teh furnace, refrigerator and stove. I was traveling on a very tight schedule. The folks at Happy Days made an extra affort to get the reapirs done and had me patched up and on my way uper-quickly. They were all so friendly and helpful. Oh, and the repair charges were reasonable, too!