The team at Boho created the most beautiful van I've seen. Absolutely love her. Thank you!…read more Is my second van and I chose this team over my last builders because the process was a little tough for my first one. Boho's systems and procedures were tighter and the end result is gorgeous! There were some challenges along the way, as there always are, but David and Brett and the whole team came together to solve things. They are definitely upper echelon van builders in every way. And they work very hard for their reviews, ensuring that every customer leaves happy. They are really great humans! If you are considering a van build, you won't be disappointed in Boho. Highly recommend. :)

My wife and I arranged our entire wedding and honeymoon around Boho Camper Vans. We would not have…read morehad our wedding any other way. Let me start by saying that Harvey the van we rented was great fun and had all your needs for camping! Our experience was great we had the van for 2 weeks which is the longest boho said that have ever rented out. We traveled over 4000 miles in that Van and gave us no problems. We were able to stop at campgrounds rv parks anywhere you wanted to stay. The bed in the van comfortable. Has your cooler which is solar powered (no I've needed). Outlets for charging any of the devices you might carry. running water shower in the back. I'll tell you it it's what you want to have on wheels and compact so you can get wherever you need to. The downside is that it does eat up alot of gas. So if your planning on traveling make sure you budget extra money for gas. Also not much hanging room for clothes and such for when you are on the road. Has plenty of storage for the van that we have. Maybe should add a shower curtain to the back. And so e straps for things that are inside the van. The guys are fun to work with... we had a little bit of an issue but the owner David (great guy) was able to find us a resolution without having our concerns unheard or felt like we were getting taken advantage of.

Terrible place beware this place is horrible at everything they do. You get the run around and…read morenever an answer. They're pretty good at the shuffle sales farming techniques to lure you in for the for the Kill, Buyer Beware, Seller Beware.... This RV has been sold for months but they leave it to lure you in and BOOM, they got your information...

Saw some campers online but weren't on -site when went down. Walked around the lot and didn't see…read morea soul. When we walked to our truck, someone came out. Salesman said told us that we'll have a hard time finding a camper in our price range. Wasn't too interested in selling us a travel trailer in $30k range.

USE CAUTION. We have supported Blue Compass for years. This is our 7th and final purchase from Blue…read moreCompass. In fact, I purchased a Brinkley at the Prescott location, which we still own today. As an active influencer in the RV community, I have referred a steady stream of customers to your dealerships. That ends today with Vice President of Sales, Brody Thompson's response. Beginning in January 2026 in Prescott Valley, AZ, we were excited to purchase a smaller RV, an addition to our Brinkley we purchased last year. We noticed a concern after being called to the dealership multiple times to complete or sign missing paperwork or make corrections. While waiting in the sales room, the finance manager, Michael, decided to have a conference call on speaker for everyone to hear. Unfortunately, mistakes were made and discussed on this call. Now, it required altering our original deal, which required an adjustment to the initial agreement. Michael requested an additional 6K due to this error, but we refused, staying firm with our 10K down payment. This is where it gets good. Well, a roadside service contract was added between the various revisions of the contract. Surprisingly, no verbal discussion occurred, as I would have easily refused. I've been paying for my own RV roadside service for years. Are they trying to recoup some of the additional $ 6K requested? Wait, it gets even better! Let's review my warranty contract. Oh wait, we can't. We were only provided the cover page of the warranty contract. The remaining pages, which included the cancellation policy, was not included. Luckily when we purchased our Brinkley last year, our warranty contract included all pages, which outlined the cancellation terms. This situation reflects poor process at best. At worst, it points to deception. Why cancel? They created an additional loan for the warranty, which doubled the original agreement and monthly payment. Two loans for one RV!?! The dealership now involved Blue Compass leadership, Vice President of Sales Brody Thompson. Now, Mr. Thompson is questioning our integrity instead of addressing the facts, stating, "This is the reason so many dealerships act as if they don't care about the customer, because it's clear so many customers care not to keep their word." Then closes his email with; "Two sides to a story". This response speaks for itself. He's not interested in customer service or learning the facts of this transaction; his only focus is sales. I will not accept an attack on my integrity when the issues in this transaction were outside my control, not communicated or created by others. The true reason why dealerships get a bad reputation are examples pointed out in this review. A dealership that conceals charges or promotes a false narrative in conflict with a signed legal contract raises serious ethical concerns. These actions reflect deceptive business practices and undermine the integrity of the transaction. That approach damages trust, violates consumer protections, and warrants formal review and exposure. Bottom Line: unauthorized add-ons, incomplete/missing documents, conflicting loans, & delayed refund. As an RV influencer, I will continue to share the facts of this story for years to come, including in our video review of the RV. Others have shared this same experience on other platforms and via the Better Business Bureau website (BBB).

My husband and I stopped here with our new Jayco Jay flight because we had heard that Affinity had…read morea free dump station. After pulling in back, Josh was working outside and immediately helped direct our RV to the station. Josh was SO helpful and friendly and answered a couple questions we had (this was our first trip ever with our new RV) He didn't have to do that! Goes to show what a quality place Affinity RV is. We will definitely come here in the future for any work needed, ect. This is definitely Prescott Valley's hidden gem!! So glad we stopped by. Thank you Affinity RV!!

My daughters and 2 friends rented an RV for a trip to the California Redwoods. It was AMAZING!…read moreFirst time renting an RV and EVERYONE at Cruise America in Mesa, AZ was wonderful. The process was easy, checking in and checking out, all fees were exactly as quoted. Excellent customer service with a special shout out to CODY! Thank you all.

This company is straight crap, our A/C in the cab is no longer and the bearing in the housing went…read moreout, went to use the overhead A/C straight crap, 5 people and 2 dogs left us stranded 12 hours thinking should we turn back and fry or push on, not to mention the door on the cabin area comes open on the highway, steering wheel is at three o'clock walking the dog down the highway, the generator intermittently works till I took the generator door off because it was heating the floor up where you couldn't even walk( yes I removed the generator door), no fire extinguisher as I was thinking we might have a fire because of the overwhelming heat from the generator. Well we made it to Missouri. Called Cruise America, the answer I got was go find a shop and get it fixed basically. No other RV within 250 miles. So their answer is well take it to Camping world to get the door fixed, then the next day get the A/C fixed with the steering wheel at 3 o'clock and fighting it to drive down the road and now I have to take it to Branson Coach in one day with the generator and the overhead A/C, and steering mind you this is our Vacation we have been put out of the RV because we can't stay in it. Cruise America has no care and now I have to take it everywhere to get it fixed. Just straight up crap they should be just put out of business, they are a so called "Cruise America" with no shops to fix it, I shouldn't have to beg to get the RV fixed now 2 days are going to be thrown away plus a whole week or so of not using it and I am supposed to Leave on Thursday, and now just stranded for over a week just sucks.

They got us in right away when we experienced a delay in schedule with another dealer…read more Mike, said absolutely bring your Rv in we will get you taken care of and on the road by the afternoon. This above and beyond customer service deserves recognition! Rob took down all the items we needed done, prepared the work order and the tech, Jim, immediately got to work on it. An oil change, wipers, rear tire flap replacement and tire extenders-all this and we were ready to go! Thank you to all your staff for allowing us to maintain our scheduled vacation. We appreciate you all:)

We have supported Blue Compass for years. This is our 7th and final purchase from Blue Compass. In…read morefact, I purchased a Brinkley at the Prescott location, which we still own today. As an active influencer in the RV community, I have referred a steady stream of customers to your dealerships. That ends today with Vice President of Sales, Brody Thompson's response. Beginning in January 2026 in Prescott Valley, AZ, we were excited to purchase a smaller RV, an addition to our Brinkley we purchased last year. We noticed a concern after being called to the dealership multiple times to complete or sign missing paperwork or make corrections. While waiting in the sales room, the finance manager, Michael, decided to have a conference call on speaker for everyone to hear. Unfortunately, mistakes were made and discussed on this call. Now, it required altering our original deal, which required an adjustment to the initial agreement. Michael requested an additional 6K due to this error, but we refused, staying firm with our 10K down payment. This is where it gets good. Well, a roadside service contract was added between the various revisions of the contract. Surprisingly, no verbal discussion occurred, as I would have easily refused. I've been paying for my own RV roadside service for years. Are they trying to recoup some of the additional $ 6K requested? Wait, it gets even better! Let's review my warranty contract. Oh wait, we can't. We were only provided the cover page of the warranty contract. The remaining pages, which included the cancellation policy, was not included. Luckily when we purchased our Brinkley last year, our warranty contract included all pages, which outlined the cancellation terms. This situation reflects poor process at best. At worst, it points to deception. Why cancel? They created an additional loan for the warranty, which doubled the original agreement and monthly payment. Two loans for one RV!?! The dealership now involved Blue Compass leadership, Vice President of Sales Brody Thompson. Now, Mr. Thompson is questioning our integrity instead of addressing the facts, stating, "This is the reason so many dealerships act as if they don't care about the customer, because it's clear so many customers care not to keep their word." Then closes his email with; "Two sides to a story". This response speaks for itself. He's not interested in customer service or learning the facts of this transaction; his only focus is sales. I will not accept an attack on my integrity when the issues in this transaction were outside my control, not communicated or created by others. The true reason why dealerships get a bad reputation are examples pointed out in this review. A dealership that conceals charges or promotes a false narrative in conflict with a signed legal contract raises serious ethical concerns. These actions reflect deceptive business practices and undermine the integrity of the transaction. That approach damages trust, violates consumer protections, and warrants formal review and exposure. Bottom Line: unauthorized add-ons, incomplete/missing documents, conflicting loans, & delayed refund. As an RV influencer, I will continue to share the facts of this story for years to come, including in our video review of the RV. Others have shared this same experience on other platforms and via the Better Business Bureau website (BBB).

the coach was not ready, generator had to be replaced took three hours, when we got to our location…read moreused the toilet turned on the pump the valves for the fress water system were open all the water pumped out the back of the coach. that night the heater quite working along with the ac called and had too remove panel outside and reset. Needless to say not at all happy with the service. I don't recommend this outfit I rent once a year will be looking for another place next year.

Great Experience! Rented an AF 34 Class A Family Sleeper for tailgate 3 days. Jennifer in the…read morerental office was awesome! Very sweet, and explained everything perfectly. Rich, who showed us the ropes as to how everything works, was also great!. The RV ran perfectly all weekend, although we didn't drive very much. Generator, worked perfectly, air blew super cold...I would rent again in a heartbeat!

Great people. We had a few hiccups on our RV…read more The staff was on it fast. Excellent staff always in touch. We highly recommend little dealers little prices. They live up to their name. Thank you for everything. Happy Trails for sure when you buy your RV. Thanks, STEVE, MIKE, and STAFF

"New staff" same old song and dance. You will pay tax on your retail purchase and you will be…read morepenalized if you want to pay cash if you don't use their financing. Very siimilar to Blue Compass. My advice if purchasing a late model RV: Look for a private party sale, be patient, buy the book "Buying A Used Motorhome" by Bill Myers and follow its direction. You will save at minimum the sales tax. We looked nationwide online and saved 10-12K on price PLUS sales tax and got a nice, easy to drive 27 foot Class C, 2024 model year, with 9,000 miles on it (only 14 hours on the generator!), with two slide outs - the perfect rig for us. The worst thing you can do is finance sales tax - think about it! Find a private party sale - remember: there are lots of people disguising as private parties who are really dealers (do your research) - weed them out - be patient. Read service reviews for dealerships, pay attention to people you know and their comments about RV dealerships in the area. We are glad we were patient, it paid big dividends. The two stars are for the finance, and sales people - everyone was real "nice" but they are trapped in a corporate "system".

This guy is a garbage salesman. Stay away if you don't want to get screwed. He hides the flaws…read more Worst purchase ive ever made.

I purchased an RV from Jake and his dad last year best experience I ever had prompt service great…read morepeople great attitude great customer service I would definitely return for a second purchase very good guys