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    Lichtsinn RV

    Lichtsinn RV

    (49 reviews)

    I purchased a 23b 2026 Winnebago Ekko from Lichtsinn in August, 2025…read more There are pros and a couple cons to share. PROS - Lichtsinn's volume of online instructional videos was helpful before the purchase and afterwards.  I flew in to Minneapolis, the pickup and drive down to Lichtsinn worked great The RV itself has been all I hoped for and more The orientation process Lichtsinn providing a loaner vehicle  The service and parts department.  I have called about 5 times over the 1st 6 months with questions and they have all been answered professionally. Some of the names I recall of people who have been very helpful:  Justin, Hannah, Cade, Stacy, Jeremy (sorry I'm not remembering everyone's names). CONS - Primarily related to the salesman I was randomly given when I first sent an email inquiry about available stock. When I brought up the idea of a 3rd party inspector (which I paid for) reviewing the vehicle before I flew in, the initial response was Reed tried to talk me out of it. When I flew in to purchase the vehicle there were a couple of items not completed from the inspection.  It appeared that Reed hadn't reviewed the inspection items.  He then tried to blame the service department. Two weeks ago I had an issue with my steps malfunctioning while I was traveling out of the country.  I called Lichtsinn towards the end of the day.  The operator forwarded me to Reed.  Reed said he would try to get someone from service.  The phone was placed on hold for 10 minutes and then finally went dead.  I called him back and left a voicemail for him.  I then called back again and Hannah (I believe she is in Accounting) was super helpful and tried to help.  I still haven't heard from Reed. For the most part Lichtsinn was reputable.  After the most recent incident it was appropriate to leave this feedback.  If you have a choice on salesperson, I would consider this. Thank you.   Steve H.

    IS ANYBODY LISTENING? I'm very aware that most if not all RV…read moredealership service departments are extremely busy but I've never had to wait more than 24 hours for someone to acknowledge and respond to voicemails. I even left 2 messages on their webpage service portal and still...crickets. Just thought I'd pass along my disappointment.

    Camping World - Cedar Falls

    Camping World - Cedar Falls

    (33 reviews)

    We've bought 3 campers from Camping World…read more Camping world (CW) is a bigger box store so there are good & bad things to note. Their camper prices are extremely competitive (sometimes). Although the trade in offer was pretty low and I was only able to negotiate $500 extra. I will privately sell my campers in the future. It's best to do your own work/fixes on the smaller items. In a pinch or for bigger items like; slide outs, Fridges and AC's I hear CW Service is adequate. CW allegedly charges an hourly rate above $150 dollars an hour for service charges not covered under a warranty or service plan (per what the sales team told us based on what it cost to fix our new to us camper prior to purchase) Admittedly, C-19 & economic supply chain issues have caused significant disruptions in obtaining parts. CW accessories are often priced significantly higher than Amazon even with an elite membership so check those prices! CW Cedar Falls pre-delivery inspections are hit or miss & unless you do your own work & are mechanically inclined, I recommend taking a mechanic with you to do the inspection (new units often have just as many problems or more off the manufacturer lot as the used ones do). Unfortunately buying a camper is different than buying a car. Furthermore, things will break because when you pull a trailer it's like going through a hurricane & an earthquake at the same time. Our latest purchase was a 2021 Rockwood 5th wheel from Camping World & our experience was extremely disappointing. CW had our walkthrough scheduled at 9 am, somehow it was moved to 10 AM without us being notified. We inspected the camper & found a handful of minor issues & 1 major issue which was the super slide was not functional (hanging up on the inside wall frame). It took 4 CW techs (1 master & 3 certified in various camping mechanisms) 4 + hours to fix the super slide-out. We tested it thoroughly & are happy with how it's working now. Essentially, what should have been a 2 hour ordeal turned into an all day event due to failed processes & procedures. I did buy a used unit so I also bought the extended limited major mechanical insurance/service plan but only after I verified the deductible & that multiple other RV shops and mobile services cover my items. Furthermore, when we stopped on our way home the newly installed D ring on the slide out had migrated 5 inches towards the back of the bumper most likely because the clear silicone wasn't allowed to cure adequately. Luckily, it didn't rain & this was an easy fix. We felt the Sales manager Rob was disrespectful & unkind. We asked not to work with him after some snide comments (subjective & our emotion based opinion). Our salesman Patrick & the service department tech(s) & manager Eric (unsure of the dept.) were great. Shane in finance was fun to work with! We made sure corporate & local management knew about our recent experience. Local leadership gave us a $200 gift card for CW accessories which was a nice gesture but the aforementioned experience left a bad taste in our mouth. I feel like an informed buyer can get a good financial deal on a new and some used camper(s) at CW but you have to know how to safely navigate the process. Do your homework, all campers have issues off the manufacturers line. Pre delivery inspection processes are bound to miss things but it is really like going to the casino and pulling a one armed bandit. Also, some other camper retailers have a campground on site where you actually stay for a weekend and learn how to safely use your new rig (great for newbies). In closing I wouldn't let my friends or family buy from CW unless myself or a mechanic was there to assist inspecting said rig.... & we will probably never return. Good Luck! It's a big commitment but the memories made will last a lifetime. Lastly, if you see a 2017 Mallard M26 Vin # 5SFNB322XHE337836 they gave me a low trade in value & claimed it need $1K of work per Rob the Sales Manager. In my personal opinion I wouldn't pay much more than $16K for said unit even though it was well cared for.

    We stopped in to get a few washers for our rv plumbing. They were happy to help, get us the right…read morewashers and even showed though newer now they were the correct, updated ones. We also got a new outdoor mat on sale! They were all helpful, polite and had a great sense of humor with us!!

    Lee's Campers - rv_dealers - Updated May 2026

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