In February 2012 we purchased a new Jayco Class C motorhome from RV Canada in Ottawa. We dealt…read morealmost exclusively with Mr. Garrick throughout the sales experience. He was a pleasure to deal with and continues to be so as we prepare for delivery. The negotiation for the sale was clear and honest and his post sale responses to our queries have been timely and courteous. The pricing at RV Canada is certainly competitive with the current market. Some of the initial financial arrangements were not as we would have expected but Mr. Garrick has been there to deal with our concerns. We are currently arranging a walk through and PDI for delivery at the end of March so we cannot comment on any service experience. However, we have requested some installations and have the PDI to deal with. Consequently we will be able to update this review in the near future. All the Best Peter & Nathalie Ottawa, Ontario

no service after sale. blame others. service and sales departments don't communicateread more

I just bought my trailer in Oct 2025. I noticed quite a few defects and now Campmart tells me I…read moreneed to bring my trailer in for the repairs. How am I suppose to do that when it's parked in my campground permanently. They told me that I have to pay the service fee for someone to come and do the repairs, and they don't have the staff to do this. This is bullshit! I have never heard of this before. I strongly regret buying my RV here, and I feel I got screwed with the price.

I strongly regret purchasing my RV here. The RV has had multiple serious manufacturing defects, and…read morethe dealership's service has been extremely slow, unresponsive, and unreliable. Structural Water Damage: On the first trip of 2025, the slide-out wall was swollen from water infiltration. The dealership immediately confirmed it was caused by an incorrectly installed factory seal. A warranty claim was opened--but eight months later, I still have no confirmation from the manufacturer. This RV has a 3‑year structural warranty, and water infiltration clearly qualifies. Meanwhile, the damage has already hurt the RV's resale value. Excessive Delays: The RV sat at the dealership for 3 weeks for a repair that ended up being nothing more than two strips of caulking. I've lost weeks of camping while still paying for a unit I can't use. Axle, Suspension & Tire Failure: After only 8 short trips (under 1,600 km total), one tire wore down to near blowout and the other shows abnormal inner wear--likely axle or suspension issues. My RV uses a Lippert axle, which is currently the subject of a class action lawsuit for defective materials. The RV has now been stuck at the dealership since late August with no updates. Other Issues Ignored: A 1‑inch window seal was found out of place (another water infiltration risk) and I still don't know if it was ever repaired. Bottom Line This has been one of the worst purchase and service experiences I've ever had. The RV has repeated factory defects, major structural issues, and safety concerns--combined with months‑long delays and almost no communication. I absolutely cannot recommend this dealership or this manufacturer.

3 failed RV's in a row. All brand new. All had water pouring in roof. You cannot trust them. Once…read moreyou sign, it's you're problem. They hand you an RV full of issues, then let you find them. Spend hundreds in gas each time bringing it back, and lose the summer while it's parked in their lot waiting on parts. I've lost tens of thousands from their incompetence. We almost lost our lives with a motorhome full of gas fumes. Now a travel trailer sold in May was full of holes in roof, from rotting 1.5 years on their lot. They were too busy to even take a pic of roof as they spend all their time selling campers, not fixing or properly inspecting them. Anything bought from them requires an inspector BEFORE sighing. Within a month of buying, an Inspector found excess water damage on roof and floor. 2 other RV inspectors said the unit is totaled. Better to spend $900 on inspection instead of losing $60,000 after trusting these !@#$?!

We bought our travel trailer from OCT in 2008 and we've always been satisfied with the sales,…read moreservice and parts departments. It's a family run business and it shows.

Absolutely Beyond Words! Not about the money. FREEDOM RV is…read moreTruly about the People! - Honest, & even charitable! - I had a series of misfortunes, my sway bars popped open losing a part, etc. - I went to Freedom Rv Brockville Ontario, and I asked if they could help me, that I had no money and was concerned for my safety. - Freedom Rv took the TIME to assist me, locate a part and pins, as well as educate on a couple things for future travel. - Of ALL the RV Dealerships I had attended over the past couple years and got ripped off etc. - FREEDOM RV is the one I HIGHLY RECOMMEND! - I am now will to travel from Quebec to Ontario for now, just to have FREEDOM RV service my trailer! - They are so knowledgable and PROFESSIONAL, Understanding, and Charitable depending on the situation; They truly are about the PEOPLE, the PRODUCTS. They PUT PEOPLE FIRST before money! -- I personally think that should be their NEW MOTTO: " FREEDOM RV; Where PUT the PEOPLE FIRST and Foremost above all else" - *** THANK FREEDOM RV, Chris & Staff! "" I was able to get home safely. - Look forward to Future dealings, as well; I will be freely promoting your business on all upcoming social media platforms for the next year or so! with a permanent Link to YOUR Dealership on my upcoming websites. - Your compassion and understanding, willingness to help me in a time of trouble; Will NEVER be Forgotten. All the Best!! Larry.

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I never write a bad review. When I have a negative experience, I usually just never go back to the…read moreshop or company again. But my experience here was so bad, I feel I need to warn others. We bought a camper here in 2019. They also talked us in to an extended warranty (my mistake - I fell for it). It was a nice little camper, but we barely used it (3 or 4 times a year at most) so we decided to sell it this year. I thought I would bring it in to Leisure Days Smiths Falls for a once over to make sure everything was working before putting it up for sale. We dropped it off the Wednesday before a long weekend and requested the basic maintenance package. They asked if we needed the camper back right away and I said no, we weren't using it the long weekend so the following week would be fine. Two weeks later, after I reached out to the service department several times, they told me I could come pick it up. Great! So I called ahead to pay over the phone so my husband could just pick it up on his way home. It was more expensive than originally quoted because they had to fix a few things. Fair enough. I asked them to itemize it, and then I asked why - if extra work needed to be done - no one called me to let me know. Or why they didn't at least mention it when they said the camper was ready to be picked up. Crickets on the other end of the phone. Then, after some back and forth, I said, ok, I would pay over the phone and my husband would come pick it up. Then they said, oh tell your husband to come see me, there is something with the axle or a spring in the wheel bearings I need to show him. What is the issue, I asked? Is it the axle or the wheel bearing? The answer was, oh I don't know exactly. I said, excuse me?? There is an issue you want to show my husband but can't tell me what it is? I was baffled. The I asked if it would be covered by the extended warranty. They said they would check. A few more days go by. I called and was told they were looking into it and would let me know as soon as they heard anything. Finally, my husband stopped by and they said oh yeah, it won't be covered by the warranty (again, they had an answer but didn't think to call and tell us). So we will be taking the camper to a proper shop to see what the actual problem is and to get the work done by competent mechanics. Now, my issue isn't with the warranty coverage (although, frankly, I wouldn't buy another one), it's with Leisure Days Smiths Falls and, in particular, the service department. They displayed a baffling lack of knowledge, some of the worst communication I have ever seen from a business, and terrible customer service. Overall, a completely awful experience. On a hilarious side note: as I was typing this review, Leisure Days Smiths Falls just called me to ask me if I knew they had a sale on and if I wanted to buy another camper. I said no thanks. I would never be buying anything from Leisure Days Smiths Falls again.

I purchased a used trailer here with the understanding it was all in good working condition, come…read moreto find out it has a multitude of problems my warranty won't cover because they're preexisting issues, none of the issues were disclosed to me at the time of sale and to top it off my black water tank is completely full and clogged right from the lot. When I called to address the issues I was met with hostility from the salesperson (Pete) I bought the trailer from and the finance guy (Dan) also got hostile with me on the phone. If it wasn't for the service department I likely wouldn't have made the purchase. This is a small town and this has been the worse customer experience I've had dealing with any company. It won't go unnoticed.

Was great dealing with these guys, called them up and talked to them about the trailer I was…read moreinterested in before driving up from Toronto. They had pulled the trailer in and did all inspections before I got there. Made the payment and I was on my way. Friendly staff and very helpful setting up the trailer to fit my truck setup. Highly recommend!

I took my trailer there to put on new tires and do a bearings service. The technician told me that…read moreI have to change the brakes and bushings as well (tandem axle) and somehow that will incrementally cost an extra $4500 (changing back plates and bushings) on top of the original job for tires and bearings (should be noted brake parts cost $250 for 4 wheels on Amazon, and bushings are not that expensive). I wanted to cancel the whole job but they had my trailer and forced me to take the tires and charged me an inspection fee on top (somehow putting the drums back on is an extra 1.25h on top of the tire installation where the tires are already off)...... I am not even sure if they serviced the bearings... To put it mildly I do question their integrity given this behaviour and the prices quoted for changing the electric brakes and knowing what it actually takes to do it... I hoped I misheard but they certainly did not correct me when I repeated the price back to them... I went there based on their reputation and I am very disappointed by the experience. $4500 is quadruple what would cost to do disks and rotors on 4 wheels on any car which is quite a bit more complex, let alone electric brakes on a trailer so in my view we are talking orders of magnitude difference...