Washington RVs for Sale | Motor Home Specialist
Washington is a long way from Motor Home Specialist, and the buyers who make the trip do it for a selection the Northwest lots cannot match.
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 the Puget Sound, it is a flight down.
Pricing is what justifies the miles. Every coach shows a real discounted number online, set well below MSRP, with no prep or freight fees at signing. The floor is salaried rather than commissioned, and the company stays family owned, so the figure on the screen holds when you arrive.
Washington buyers fly into DFW, where we pick them up for the short run to the store. Your coach is prepped and waiting for a walk-through with a technician, and there is a free onsite RV park to settle into before you head home.
Since you cannot swing by on a weekend, the search happens online first. Each listing carries real photos of that exact coach, video and virtual tours on many of them, and the sale price up front, so the decision gets made in Washington long before a ticket is booked.
The lineup covers the full range. There are Class A coaches and diesel pushers, Class C and B+, and Super C models, plus fifth wheels, travel trailers, and toy haulers for the boats and gear, in new and used. The used rows turn over as trades come in.
Get the paperwork moving from home. Send your trade-in for a figure sight unseen and open a financing request online, and there is little left but booking the flight down.
Back home, Washington is built for a rig. Mount Rainier and the meadows around Cougar Rock draw the summer crowds, Olympic National Park runs from rainforest to the coast at Kalaloch, the North Cascades stack up glaciers and alpine passes, and the ferries open up Whidbey and the San Juans. Our Washington RV parks page lists more, and you can read reviews from Washington owners before you commit.
When the coach is settled, call 800-335-6054, or scroll the full RVs for sale lineup and flag the ones you want to walk when you land.
Washington RV Buyer FAQ
Does Motor Home Specialist have a store in Washington?
No, the nearest stores are in Texas and Alabama. Washingtonians buy from a distance because the Northwest lots rarely carry this much to choose from.
What is the simplest way to get there from Seattle or Spokane?
Fly into DFW. Someone meets you at the airport and runs you to the store, and once the coach is yours you point it home.
Can I really pick a coach I have never stood inside?
People do it constantly. The listings carry photos of the actual unit, a walkaround video, and a firm price, so there are no surprises on arrival.
What is on the lot right now?
A full spread of Class A, diesel pushers, Class C, B+, and Super C, along with fifth wheels, travel trailers, and toy haulers, both new and used.
Is there a place to sleep before the long drive back?
Yes, a free RV park sits on the Texas property, so you can rest the first night instead of starting the haul worn out.
Will they bring the RV to Washington for me?
No, there is no delivery. You collect it yourself, do the walkthrough, and drive it back to the Northwest.
Is the price gap big enough to justify the airfare?
For most buyers the savings under MSRP more than cover the flight, which is why the trip pencils out in the first place.
Where do Washington owners like to camp?
Mount Rainier, Olympic National Park, the North Cascades, and the island parks around Whidbey and the San Juans top most lists.
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.
