Virginia RV & Camper Buyers | Motor Home Specialist
Virginia sits a good distance from both Motor Home Specialist stores, so buyers here plan the trip around the payoff. The nearer store is in Montgomery, Alabama, closer for the southwestern part of the state. The flagship, and the deepest inventory, is in Alvarado, Texas. We are the #1 volume-selling motor home dealer in the world, and the pricing is what makes Virginians go the distance.
Everything is priced up front, well below MSRP, with no prep or freight fees added at the close. Because the sales team earns no commission, and because we have stayed family-owned, the visit feels more like being helped than being sold.
Two ways make sense from Virginia. Southwest Virginia can drive to Montgomery. For the full Texas selection, most buyers skip the two-day haul and fly into DFW, where a member of the team meets them and brings them to the lot. Stay a night at the free onsite RV park, then point the new coach home.
A trip this size is worth planning, so lean on the website. Real photos of each actual unit, video and virtual tours on a lot of them, and a posted sale price mean you commit to the drive or the flight already knowing the RV.
Campers and motorhomes share the lot. Pull-behinds like travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toy haulers sit near the driveables, Class A, diesel pushers, Class C and B+, and Super C. Buy new or used from the major brands, and expect the pre-owned rows to change week to week.
None of the money has to wait until you arrive. Send a trade-in for a figure and start a financing request from home, and the office handles the rest before you travel.
Virginia rewards a new rig in every corner. Shenandoah and Skyline Drive run the northern mountains, the Blue Ridge carries south, Chincoteague and the Eastern Shore draw the coast crowd, and First Landing sits right at Virginia Beach. Our Virginia RV parks page has more, and you can read reviews from Virginia owners too.
When you are ready, call 800-335-6054, or open the full RVs for sale lineup and flag the units you want waiting when you land.
Virginia RV Buyer FAQs
Is Motor Home Specialist a Virginia RV dealer?
No. The company is Texas-based, with a second store in Montgomery, Alabama. Neither is inside Virginia, so think of MHSRV as the out-of-state dealer Virginians travel to rather than a local lot.
Where can I find RVs and campers for sale near Virginia?
The closest option is the Montgomery, Alabama store, mainly for southwest Virginia. For the widest choice, the Alvarado, Texas flagship is the destination, and its inventory is posted online so you can browse before you go.
Which MHSRV store is closer to Virginia?
Montgomery, Alabama is the shorter drive, especially from the western side of the state. Buyers who want the bigger selection usually make for Texas instead, by road or by air.
What types of motorhomes does Motor Home Specialist sell?
The motorhome lineup runs Class A, diesel pushers, Class C and B+, and Super C, with towable campers alongside them, from travel trailers to fifth wheels.
Does MHSRV have used RVs and campers?
Plenty. Pre-owned units sit beside the new ones at both stores, all marked below MSRP, and the mix keeps changing as trades arrive.
Should Virginia buyers drive or fly?
It depends where you start. Southwest Virginia can reasonably drive to Montgomery, while buyers headed for the Texas flagship usually fly into DFW and get picked up, which spares them a long two-way drive.
Do I have to pick up the RV in person?
Yes, in person. MHSRV does not ship or deliver, though the trade-off is a real look at the coach, a full orientation, and driving off with it the same day.
Where can I camp with an RV in Virginia?
Shenandoah National Park, Chincoteague on the Eastern Shore, First Landing at Virginia Beach, and Douthat in the mountains are all favorites with Virginia RVers.
Manufacturer options, features, colors, etc. can all change without notice and MHSRV assumes no responsibility for the changes or possible errors in information provided by the manufacturer. All weights and measurements are approximate and not guaranteed to be 100% accurate. For the latest information be sure to check with your salesperson and/or the coach manufacturer and verify before purchase.
