Camping World - Lowell
Camping World in Lowell, AR, is an RV dealer and repair shop with a 4.3-star rating from 1,790 reviews.
Lowell, AR
RV Collision & Body Repair in Lowell, AR
Two collision and body repair shops serve Lowell, and both handle warranty and insurance work. The average rating is 3.5, but that hides a split: one shop carries a 4.3 from 1,790 reviews, the other a 2.6 from just 5. So the choice matters. If your rig needs frame or fiberglass work after a scrape, start by asking who has the bay space and the insurer's approval.
Discover RV Collision & Body Repair in Lowell, AR
2Shops listed
3.5★Average Google rating
2Do warranty work
2More within 30 miles
RV repair shops in Lowell
Camping World RV Service - Lowell
RV repair shop in Lowell, Arkansas, offering mobile service, roof and awning work, and warranty and insurance help.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Lowell. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Ron's RV and More LLC
Family-run Springdale RV shop for repairs, collision and fiberglass work, plus storage; 4.6 stars from 27 reviews.
Scotty's Rv Parts & Service inc
Rogers RV shop with 4.7 stars from 165 reviews, handling roof and body repairs, warranty work and same-day fixes.
What these shops actually fix
Both shops list body work, roof repair, slide-out service, windshield replacement, awning work, fridge repair, generator service, leveling systems and winterization. That's a broad menu for a small city. The practical read: you can get a bent bumper and a leaky roof looked at in the same visit, which saves hauling the rig across the state. Call first and describe the damage. A cracked front cap is a different job from a refrigerator that won't cool, and the person answering can tell you which bay it goes to. If you're mid-trip, ask whether they can get you in that day for a temporary seal or a tie-down. Body shops juggle insurance jobs and walk-ins differently.
Warranty and insurance work
Both Lowell shops say they do warranty work, and both list insurance as a feature. That matters after a collision because the insurer usually wants an estimate before authorizing repairs. Get pre-approval before anyone orders parts, and ask the shop to photograph the damage for your claim. If your rig is still under a manufacturer's warranty, confirm the shop will bill the warranty company directly rather than asking you to pay and wait for reimbursement. Those are the questions that keep a bad week from getting worse.
Shop work vs mobile calls
One of the two Lowell shops also offers mobile service, which is useful for a dead appliance or a slide-out that won't retract in a campground. Body and collision work almost always happens in the shop, though, because it needs a frame rack, a paint booth or at least a level bay. If your problem is structural, plan to drive it in. If it's a fridge or an awning, ask whether a mobile tech can come to you. That one question can save a tow.
Specialists in Lowell
- All RV repair in Lowell (3)
- RV Refrigerator Repair in Lowell (3)
- RV Awning Repair in Lowell (3)
- RV Roof Repair in Lowell (2)
- RV Slide-Out Repair in Lowell (2)
- RV Leveling Jack Repair in Lowell (2)
- RV Windshield Replacement in Lowell (2)
- RV Winterization in Lowell (2)
- RV Collision & Body Repair in Arkansas (15)
Nearby cities
- Poteau, OK (2, 88 mi)
- Strafford, MO (2, 91 mi)
- Springdale, AR (1, 4 mi)
- Rogers, AR (1, 6 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many RV collision and body repair shops are in Lowell?
Two shops in Lowell handle collision and body repair. Both also list roof, slide-out, windshield, awning, fridge, generator, leveling and winterization work, so you may not need to drive to another town for a second opinion.
Do both Lowell shops do warranty work?
Yes, both list warranty work as a service. Ask whether they bill the warranty company directly and whether your specific policy or manufacturer is one they work with before you drop the rig off.
Can I get mobile service for body damage?
One of the two Lowell shops offers mobile service, but collision and body repair generally happens in the shop because it needs a bay and equipment. Use mobile calls for appliances, awnings or slide-outs that won't move.
What should I ask before booking a collision repair?
Ask whether they work with your insurer, whether they can provide a written estimate for pre-approval, and how long they'll need the rig. Parts availability drives the timeline more than labor, so ask if the needed parts are in stock.