West Virginia RVs for Sale | Motor Home Specialist
West Virginia buyers have two ways to shop Motor Home Specialist. The store in Montgomery, Alabama is the shorter drive, and the Texas flagship holds the widest selection in the country.
We're the number-one volume-selling motor home dealer in the world. Montgomery is a straight run south for much of the state. For the full lineup, buyers head to the flagship in Alvarado, Texas, just south of Fort Worth, by road or a quick flight into DFW.
Price is the same story at both stores. Every RV is posted online at a real discounted number, well below MSRP. There are no prep fees and no freight fees at signing. Our team is on salary, not commission, and we're family owned. What you see online is what you pay.
How you come is up to you. Montgomery is the closer stop, an easy drive south for a lot of West Virginia. If you want the biggest choice, the Texas flagship is worth the longer trip, and buyers who fly land at DFW and get picked up. Either store gives you a walk-through with a technician before you head home.
Wherever you land, start online. Every unit has real photos of that exact RV, and many have video and a virtual tour. The sale price is listed, so you can settle on your coach before you leave West Virginia.
The selection is deep, and deepest in Texas. There are Class A coaches, diesel pushers, Class C and B+, and Super C motorhomes, plus travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toy haulers to tow. It's all new or used, and the used rows change as trades come in.
You can handle the paperwork from home. Send us your trade-in for a price sight unseen, and start a financing request online. Then it's just the drive or the flight.
Back home, the mountains are the draw. New River Gorge is the country's newest national park, Seneca Rocks and the Monongahela forest fill the highlands, Blackwater Falls drops through the north, and Harpers Ferry sits where the rivers meet in the east. Our West Virginia RV parks page has more, and you can read reviews from West Virginia owners first.
When you've picked one, call 800-335-6054. Or browse the full RVs for sale lineup and mark what you want to walk when you arrive.
West Virginia RV Buyer FAQ
Where is Motor Home Specialist, and which store is closest to West Virginia?
It sells from Alvarado, Texas and Montgomery, Alabama. Montgomery is the shorter drive for most of West Virginia, and Texas has the widest selection.
Should I drive to Alabama or head to the Texas flagship?
Montgomery is closer and easier to reach. If you want the biggest choice, the Texas store is worth the extra miles, and you can fly into DFW instead of driving.
What types of motorhomes and campers do you carry?
Class A, diesel pushers, Class C and B+, and Super C on the motorized side, plus travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toy haulers.
Can I choose an RV online before I travel?
Yes. Each listing has real photos, often video and a virtual tour, and a set price, so you decide before you go.
Is the trip worth it from West Virginia?
Most buyers think so. The discount off MSRP usually covers the fuel or the airfare, and the selection runs well past the local lots.
Can I stay overnight at the Texas store?
Yes. The Alvarado flagship has a free RV park on site, so you can rest before the drive home.
Can the RV be shipped to West Virginia?
No. There's no shipping or delivery. You pick it up in person at either store and drive it home.
Where do West Virginia RVers like to camp?
New River Gorge, Seneca Rocks and the Monongahela forest, and Blackwater Falls 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.
