Camping World RV Service - Holiday
Camping World in Holiday, FL handles RV repair, maintenance, body work, and detailing.
Holiday sits just north of Tarpon Springs, close enough to the coast that salt air and summer storms do a number on RV exteriors. When a tree limb finds the fiberglass or a fender takes a hit in a parking lot, you want a shop that handles collision and body work, not just an oil change. Two shops in town do that work, and both take warranty and insurance jobs, which matters when a claim is paying.
Camping World in Holiday, FL handles RV repair, maintenance, body work, and detailing.
Camping World in Holiday, FL, offers RV sales, service, and parts with a 4.1-star rating from 1,600+ reviews.
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Collision and body repair is the headline, but the two Holiday shops also handle roof work, awnings, slide-outs, fridges, generators, leveling jacks and windshields. That mix is handy after a scrape: the same crew that patches the body panel can reseal the roof seam the impact opened up. Winterization shows up in the service list too, which tells you these shops see snowbird rigs heading back north each spring. Ask about the part before you drop the rig. Body panels and windshields for some models are backordered, and a shop that checks inventory first saves you a wasted trip.
One of the two Holiday shops offers mobile service, so a technician can come to your site for work that does not need a bay. Roof leaks, awning arms and fridge problems often fall in that category. Collision and body repair usually does not, since frame straightening and paint need a shop. If you are not sure which way your job leans, describe the damage on the phone and let them tell you. That one call beats hauling a damaged rig across town on a guess.
The two shops average 4.5 stars, but the numbers behind that average are lopsided. One shop holds a perfect 5.0 from a single review. The other sits at 4.1 across 1,606 reviews, which is a real sample from a busy operation. A big review count tells you a shop sees volume and has heard every complaint. A tiny count tells you almost nothing either way. Read recent reviews for collision work specifically, since that is the job you are hiring for.
Two shops in Holiday handle collision and body repair, and three more are nearby. Both in-town shops also list warranty work and insurance among their services, which helps if a claim is paying for the repair.
One of the two does. Mobile service suits roof leaks, awnings and fridge issues, but collision and body work generally needs a shop bay. Call and describe the damage so they can tell you which fits.
Yes. Both Holiday shops state that they do warranty work. Bring your policy or warranty paperwork and confirm coverage before the repair starts, since approval rules vary by provider.
The two average 4.5 stars across their reviews. One holds a 5.0 from a single review, the other a 4.1 from 1,606 reviews. Weigh the review count as much as the score when choosing.