At Turner RVs, we are proud to serve the Boise area with a wide selection of new and used travel trailers and motorhomes. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a cross-country road trip, our inventory is designed to meet the needs of every adventurer.
Our straightforward, inventory-first approach ensures that you find the perfect RV for your journey. Inspired by the successful model of Turner Cycles, we focus on providing a seamless experience for our customers, from browsing to buying.
In addition to our diverse range of RVs, we also offer comprehensive services, including:
- Expert maintenance and repairs
- High-quality parts and accessories
- Flexible financing options to fit your budget
Our knowledgeable team is here to assist you every step of the way, ensuring you have the support you need for your travels across Idaho. Visit us today to discover how we can help you hit the road with confidence!
Taking the RV to the Ballpark: Planning a Baseball Road Trip
Baseball rumours and trade talk keep fans busy all winter, but for many Idaho households the real fun starts when the season opens and the road trip planning begins. An RV turns a single game into a multi-day adventure, letting you string together ballparks, scenic stops and campgrounds without juggling hotel bookings or airport schedules.
Choosing the right rig for game-day travel
If you are heading to major league parks in Seattle, Denver or the Bay Area, distance matters. A towable travel trailer gives you a separate vehicle for driving into the city once you have set up camp, which is handy because downtown stadium lots rarely accommodate large rigs. A compact Class C or Class B motorhome, on the other hand, makes quick overnight hops easier and is simpler to park at the outlying lots that some venues offer. Browse our new RVs or used RVs with your typical trip length and crew size in mind.
Practical tips before you go
- Check stadium parking rules. Many parks restrict oversized vehicles, so look up the official venue site well before game day.
- Book campgrounds early. Sites near big cities fill quickly on summer weekends, especially during popular series.
- Plan transit from camp. Light rail, buses or rideshare from your campground often beat city traffic.
- Tailgate responsibly. Some lots allow grills and gatherings, others do not; follow posted rules.
Keep your RV ready for the season
Long highway runs across Oregon, Washington or Utah put real miles on tyres, brakes and generators. A pre-trip inspection of seals, batteries, propane connections and hitch hardware can prevent a breakdown that costs you the first pitch. Our service and parts team can help you get the rig road-ready, so the only thing you need to worry about is whether your team's off-season signings pay off.
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