New & Used RV Dealership & RV Sales in Murfreesboro, TN

Why Rutherford County buyers shop A&L in Murfreesboro

Rutherford County has grown fast, and so has the number of people here who want to get out of town on the weekend. Percy Priest Lake is close, Cedars of Lebanon and Old Stone Fort are easy day drives, and Tims Ford and Normandy are a short haul down the road. With I-24 nearby, it is also a natural starting point for longer trips toward Chattanooga, the Smokies, or out West.

Our Murfreesboro store is physically in Christiana, just outside the city, which gives us room for a large lot and a mix of towables and motorhomes. A&L RV Sales has been in business for more than 30 years. It started with a family that loved camping, and it still works that way: a calm showroom, no pressure, and honest advice. Read more on our About page.

Shopping here also gives you access to the full A&L inventory across eight stores. If you find a unit online at another location, ask us about bringing it to Murfreesboro.

Towable or motorhome: sorting out the right RV

The first decision is whether you want to tow or drive. A towable lets you unhitch at the campground and use your truck around town. A motorhome lets passengers move around while traveling, and setup is faster since there is no hitching. Neither is better in general. One is better for you.

Why towables still make up most of our stock

Travel trailers are the largest category across A&L, followed by fifth wheels. Plenty of Rutherford County households already have a capable truck, and a towable gets them camping without a second engine to insure and maintain. Fifth wheels draw buyers who want residential-feeling space for longer stays.

How Murfreesboro owners actually use their RVs

• The weekend family. Leaves Friday after work, camps an hour away, and comes home Sunday. A bunkhouse travel trailer with simple setup is usually the right fit.
• The long-stay couple. Spends weeks at a time in one place, often heading south in winter. A fifth wheel with a comfortable living room and real kitchen space makes sense.
• The road-trip crowd. Covers a lot of miles and moves often. A Class C or Super C saves the hitch-up routine at every stop.

Features worth weighing

• Living space for long stays. If you will spend weeks in the RV, look at the recliners, desk space, kitchen counter, and closet room, not just bed count.
• Generator and solar prep. Helpful if you plan to camp where hookups are limited.
• Chassis and engine for motorhomes. If you plan to tow behind a Super C or Class A, check the hitch rating on the chassis.
• Basement storage. Fifth wheels and motorhomes vary widely here. Open every door.

Brands across A&L RV Sales

A&L carries thirteen manufacturers. That range lets you compare entry-level towables, luxury fifth wheels, and motorhomes in one visit:

Each brand page lets you filter by location, so you can check what is on the Murfreesboro lot right now. If you are comparing two similar units, ask us to walk both side by side. Frame design, roof construction, slide systems, and service access are the details that show up after a few seasons.

New or used for Murfreesboro buyers

A new RV includes manufacturer warranty coverage and the latest floorplans. A used RV lets someone else absorb early depreciation, so the same budget can buy more space or more features.

For motorhomes in particular, a well-maintained used unit can be a strong value, but service history matters even more because you are buying an engine and chassis along with the living space. Ask for records, and expect a careful inspection.

Used RV checklist

• Soft floors or ceiling stains near slides, vents, and the front cap
• Roof and sealant condition, with photos if you cannot get up there yourself
• Tire date codes on every axle, including the spare
• On motorhomes: engine and generator hours, maintenance records, and a test drive at highway speed

Before you commit, check current RV specials and the deal of the week.

Financing and trade-ins at the Murfreesboro store

Full financing is available at the Murfreesboro store, as it is at every A&L location. The online financing application is a good first step, because knowing your real budget makes the floorplan conversation much easier.

• Focus on total cost. Longer terms reduce the payment but usually increase total interest.
• Budget the setup. Hitch, brake controller, insurance, and storage add to the first-year cost.
• Working on credit? Read about our challenged credit options.
• Coverage after the sale. Review protection products and ask if your unit qualifies for RV Warranty Forever.

Upgrading from a smaller camper? Get a starting number on our trade-in page, then bring the title or payoff information and service records for the appraisal.

Owning an RV in a growing metro area

Owning an RV around Murfreesboro has one challenge that rural owners do not face as often: where to keep it. Many newer subdivisions have HOA rules about parking RVs at home, and covered storage fills up. Sort that out before you buy, not after.

• Storage: check HOA rules, measure your driveway and gate, and price covered storage nearby.
• Seasonal care: inspect roof and window seals in spring and fall, and after big storms.
• Winter: winterize before the first hard freeze and keep batteries charged.
• Running gear: service brakes, bearings, and tires on the schedule in your owner's manual.

Our service and parts department handles routine maintenance and repairs. If your RV is covered by RV Warranty Forever, complete the yearly maintenance listed in the agreement to keep the coverage. Body damage goes to the A&L RV Collision Center. If you are new to towing, start with our tow guides.

Mistakes we see, and how to avoid them

• Buying before checking HOA and storage rules. It is one of the most common surprises in fast-growing neighborhoods.
• Matching the truck after the trailer. Confirm payload, tow rating, and hitch rating against the loaded weight first.
• Buying a motorhome without a test drive. Drive it on the interstate and on a few turns before deciding.
• Choosing a floorplan too fast. Spend real time inside. Sit, cook, and imagine a rainy day with everyone in it.
• Forgetting campsite length limits. Many state park sites cannot fit the longest rigs.

Bring your questions. Our job is to help you find an RV you will still be happy with years from now.

Areas served by our Murfreesboro RV dealership

Our Murfreesboro store serves Rutherford County and the surrounding area, including Smyrna, La Vergne, Christiana, Eagleville, Rockvale, Shelbyville, Manchester, Tullahoma, Woodbury, Lebanon, Mount Juliet, and Nashville.

West of I-65? Our Columbia store may be closer. See all eight stores on the locations page.

Murfreesboro RV buyer FAQs