At Turner RVs, we are proud to be your trusted Boise-area RV dealership. We specialize in offering a wide selection of both new and used travel trailers and motorhomes, ensuring that you find the perfect vehicle for your adventures.
Our commitment goes beyond just selling RVs. We provide comprehensive services, including maintenance and repairs, to keep your vehicle in top condition. Our knowledgeable staff is here to assist you with any parts you may need, ensuring your RV is always road-ready.
We understand that financing can be a concern for many road-trippers. That’s why we offer personalized financing solutions to help you navigate your options and find a plan that fits your budget.
Inspired by the straightforward, inventory-first approach of Turner Cycles, we prioritize transparency and customer satisfaction. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or new to the RV lifestyle, our team is dedicated to helping you enjoy every journey.
Visit us today to explore our inventory and discover how we can assist you in your RV adventures across Idaho.
Choosing Between a Travel Trailer and a Motorhome
One of the first decisions new RV owners face is whether a towable travel trailer or a self-propelled motorhome suits the way they actually travel. Both can take you from Boise to the Sawtooths or along the Snake River, but they ask different things of you on the road and at camp.
Travel trailers
A travel trailer is towed behind a truck or capable SUV, so the first step is knowing your tow vehicle's rated towing capacity, payload and hitch setup. Check the trailer's loaded weight, including water, gear and passengers, not just the dry weight on the spec sheet. Trailers tend to cost less up front and leave you free to unhitch and use your truck for trips into town or up a forest road once you've set up camp. The trade-off is learning to back up, manage sway and handle crosswinds on open highway stretches like those across southern Idaho.
Motorhomes
Motorhomes put everything in one unit. Passengers can reach the kitchen or bathroom during stops without stepping outside, and setup at a campsite is often quicker. Many owners tow a small car behind a larger motorhome for local errands. Keep in mind that a motorhome has an engine and drivetrain that need regular service in addition to the living-area systems, so budget for both kinds of maintenance.
Questions worth asking yourself
- How many people will sleep aboard, and how often?
- Will you stay in developed campgrounds with hookups, or camp off-grid?
- Where will you store the RV between trips?
- How comfortable are you driving or towing something large on mountain grades?
Walking through several floor plans in person is the best way to answer these questions. Browse our new RVs and used RVs to compare layouts, and look over our financing information to understand how different price points might fit your plans before you visit.
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