It took me too long to make a review on this place. Our seller was nice, he just keep smiling and offer us a good deal. We look everywhere even if we fell in love already with the 5th wheel we saw online. But when I saw it in person I have no problem but lenth on it lol. It was too long and to high, so we look everywhere that they offer but nothing can really beat it, the price and how spacious inside. My husband demand for an AC in the bedroom and the next time that we came back, AC was there and they change also the AC in the living room area. Aside from the ceiling decor is broken and the top of the counter is messed up. This trailer that they offer us, we love it and they really help us a lot with everything. Thank you for helping us. Its really a dream come true to have one. I mean we want to get RV but not this soon but we have to act now for our kids encore memories with us.

We traded a very nice 2021 Keystone Cougar Couples trailer for a 2021 Thor Four Winds 31 EV motorhome on June 14, 2025. First let me say that we started doing business over the phone with Garry Jackson at the Optimum RV in Oklahoma City (Moore, OK) business. Doing business was difficult at best as nothing was as we had agreed upon prior to traveling down from Missouri. When we finally got the motorhome home after a 9 hour trip thru pouring rain, we sat down and looked over the paperwork again. Here are things we found that we missed the 3rd time around: 1: purchase price was still different 2. They collected way more taxes than needed 3. The home had not been cleaned as they promised after the walk thru (the sinks were all clogged and wouldn’t drain, the black tank was completely full, all bench cushions etc were missing and replaced with pillows that were utterly filthy all curtains that came with home had been removed, bent window frames, paint slopped everywhere and peeling wallpaper in all the rooms and the refrigerator had a horrible smell). 30 days later I still did not have the title - guess what they didn’t have it either. It was found in a bag we had in the camper never signed by the sellers. We overnighted it back to the RV place and finally received the title in December 2025 with a check for all the tax money they had been holding made out to the Department of Revenue who said they could not accept the check and refund a $1000.00 overage. Next step was to have them send me the money via Zelle. This was done and finally on Monday, January 5, 2026 we were able to get the home licensed and put in our name. Almost 7 months later!! NOT a way to build a good business reputation!!!!! The only good thing out of all this was working with Sabrina Groenland, out of the Florida office she was very apologetic, supportive and jumped thru all the hoops to get us the paper work for our title and the monies refunded to us including the late titling fees of $150.00 etc… She was the blessing in all this mess. My recommendation would have been 0 stars but that wasn’t an option and so I gave it 1 star because the rest of the mess minus Sabrina’s help doesn’t deserve better. Buyer beware shopping here. Thank you!

Worked with John Wilderman on a RV. I live in Missouri and found a unit in Oklahoma City, OK. John was quick to answer questions, became my eyes for questions i had about the RV. Even did personal video to show answers to my questions. Even responsive to questions on his day off ( I didn't even know it was his day off). If you are looking for a knowledgable, responsive, excellent sales rep ask for John.

We went twice to look at a 5th wheel we really liked. It was clean and checked all the boxes in what we were looking for. The sales guys were nice and friendly and let us take our time looking it over without trying to oversell it to us. All that was good, but when it came time to make a deal, however, they first presented us with a price $4000 over what was (is) advertised on their website and added on at least $5490 in ridiculous fees purportedly to be destination (delivery?) and prep packaging (making sure everything works OK and some kind of training on how to operate the RV). They REALLY lowballed us on what they would give us for the motorhome we would be trading in and didn’t want to negotiate further so we walked away. We thought about it later and decided we could offer more and wanted to discuss, but they would not return 3 calls the next day. When we called again the second day and FINALLY talked to someone and offered $10,000 more to secure the deal, Buddy, the sales manager claims he just can’t make any money off of this (even though the 5th wheel - by his own admission - has been on the lot for over 90 days, and the other Class A diesel motorhomes they have on their lot that are comparable to the age of ours and in much poorer condition are being listed for at least twice what they offered us for ours). Seems like they’d rather hang on to inventory than try to negotiate a fair deal with a very motivated buyer. But that’s fine…we will go somewhere else and give them our business.

We are traveling and just stopped and bought a 15 ft Slunky at this place. We are new to RVing and thought the price seemed high but hadn't checked pricing elsewhere. Once we got on the road we checked pricing elsewhere, for the exact same thing, and Optimum charged us twice as much as Camping World's regular price! 3x s much as Camping World's sale price!! Never again.