North Dakota RVs for Sale | Motor Home Specialist
North Dakota sits a long way from any RV lot with real depth, so buyers here do their shopping at Motor Home Specialist online and fly down to drive the coach home.
We are the number-one volume-selling motor home dealer in the world, and the flagship is in Alvarado, Texas, just south of Fort Worth. From Bismarck or Fargo, flying beats two days on the interstate.
The price is what earns the trip. Every coach lists a real discounted number online, well under MSRP, with no prep or freight fees at signing. The floor is salaried, not commissioned, and the company stays family owned, so the online figure holds when you get there.
The routine is straightforward. Fly into DFW, and we pick you up for the short ride to the store, where the RV is prepped for a walk-through with a technician. A free onsite RV park is there if you want a night before the drive north.
North Dakota is a long way to travel on a maybe, so the search runs online first. Each unit is posted with real photos of that exact coach, video and virtual tours on many of them, and the sale price out in the open, so the decision gets made at home.
The lineup covers it all. There are Class A coaches and diesel pushers, Class C and B+, and Super C models, plus fifth wheels, travel trailers, and toy haulers with room for the boat and the fishing gear. Everything is new or used, and the pre-owned rows turn over as trades arrive.
Sort the paperwork from home first. Send your trade-in for a sight-unseen figure and open a financing request online, and about all that is left is booking the flight.
Back home, the season is worth the wait. Theodore Roosevelt and the Medora badlands anchor the west, Lake Sakakawea draws the anglers and boaters, Devils Lake is one of the state's best fisheries, and the International Peace Garden sits right on the Manitoba line up north. Our North Dakota RV parks page has more of them.
When the coach is settled, call 800-335-6054, or work through the full RVs for sale lineup and flag what you want to walk when you land.
North Dakota RV Buyer FAQ
Is Motor Home Specialist a dealer in North Dakota?
No, it runs from Texas and Alabama. Buyers on the northern plains travel in because the choice here runs far deeper than nearby lots.
How do Bismarck and Fargo buyers get down there?
Flying is the norm. Land at DFW, catch a ride to the store, and the coach makes the trip north with you afterward.
Which rigs are best for the lakes and hauling gear?
Toy haulers and larger fifth wheels bring the cargo room and towing muscle for a boat and tackle when Sakakawea and Devils Lake thaw.
What else is on the lot?
Plenty of motorized coaches, Class A, diesel pushers, Class C, B+, and Super C, alongside travel trailers and fifth wheels.
Can I choose a coach from home in North Dakota?
Yes. Real photos, video, and virtual tours plus an upfront price let you decide long before the flight.
Is there lodging at the dealership?
A free RV park sits on the property, so you can rest the night before pointing the coach back toward the border.
Does Motor Home Specialist deliver to North Dakota?
No. Pickup is in person, which doubles as your inspection and orientation on the coach.
What are the top RV destinations in North Dakota?
Theodore Roosevelt National Park and Medora, Lake Sakakawea, and Devils Lake lead the list.
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.
