Idaho Motorhomes & RVs for Sale | Motor Home Specialist
Idaho is a long way from any RV lot big enough to be worth the trip, so buyers here shop Motor Home Specialist from home and fly in to pick up the coach.
We are the number-one volume-selling motor home dealer in the world, with the flagship in Alvarado, Texas, just south of Fort Worth. From Boise or Coeur d'Alene, a flight is the sensible way to close the gap.
The price is what makes the trip make sense. Every coach lists a real discounted number online, well under MSRP, with no prep or freight fees at the close. The sales floor is salaried instead of commissioned, and the company is family owned, so the online figure is the one waiting when you land.
The routine is simple. Fly into DFW, and we pick you up for the short hop to the store, where your coach sits prepped for a walk-through with a technician. There is a free onsite RV park if you want to sleep on it before the drive back to Idaho.
Since Idaho is too far for a casual look, the choosing happens online. Each listing shows real photos of that exact coach, video and virtual tours on many of them, and the sale price out in the open, so you commit to a unit before you ever buy a ticket.
The range is wide. There are Class A coaches and diesel pushers, Class C and B+, and Super C models, with fifth wheels, travel trailers, and toy haulers for hauling sleds, boats, and gear into the backcountry. Everything comes new or used, and the pre-owned rows change as trades arrive.
Handle the desk work from Idaho first. Send your trade-in for a sight-unseen number and start a financing request online, and about all that is left is the flight.
Home is the easy part. The Sawtooths and Redfish Lake anchor the central mountains, McCall and Payette Lake draw the summer crowd, Coeur d'Alene runs along the water up north, and Craters of the Moon offers something stranger down south. Our Idaho RV parks page has more of them, and there are reviews from Idaho owners worth a read first.
When the coach is chosen, call 800-335-6054, or work through the full RVs for sale lineup and set aside what you want to walk once you touch down.
Idaho RV Buyer FAQ
Is there a Motor Home Specialist location in Idaho?
There is not. The dealership sells out of Texas, with a second Alabama store, and Idaho buyers travel in for a lineup the local lots cannot match.
How do buyers from Boise or Coeur d'Alene usually travel?
By plane. You land at DFW, get a lift to the store, and the only long stretch behind the wheel is the trip home in the new rig.
Why not just drive down from Idaho?
The road mileage is punishing each way. Flying trims days off the trip, and you still get the drive home to break the coach in.
Does the inventory suit backcountry trips?
It does. Toy haulers and rugged fifth wheels handle sleds, quads, and boats, and the motorized coaches run from Class C to diesel pushers.
How do I settle on a unit from home?
Each listing has real photos, frequent video and virtual tours, and the sale price in plain sight, so the choice is locked before you leave Idaho.
Is lodging available when I arrive?
Yes, the Texas lot keeps a free onsite RV park, handy for a night's rest after the flight and before the road.
Will Motor Home Specialist ship a coach to Idaho?
No shipping and no delivery. Pickup is in person, which is also your chance to inspect the coach and learn its systems.
What are the best RV spots in Idaho?
The Sawtooths and Redfish Lake, McCall on Payette Lake, Coeur d'Alene, and the lava country at Craters of the Moon are all favorites.
Motor Home Specialist does not deliver. All purchases are picked up in person at the dealership. Please confirm current inventory, pricing, titling, and registration details with your home state authority before traveling.
