Bobby Combs RV Center - Coburg
Veteran-owned Coburg RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, plus financing, service, and parts.
Coburg is a small town just north of Eugene on I-5, and it happens to hold two of the bigger RV dealerships in the southern Willamette Valley. Both carry pop-up campers. Two is not a lot, but it is enough to compare side by side without burning a whole weekend driving. One has a fraction of the reviews, so read those closely.
Veteran-owned Coburg RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, plus financing, service, and parts.
Camping World in Coburg sells new and used RVs, with financing, trade-ins, service, and parts.
Bobby Combs RV Center - Coburg earns a 4.5 from 189 reviews, and Camping World - Coburg sits at 4.3 across 1,791 reviews. That review gap tells you something: one is a regional operation, the other is a national chain with a lot more traffic through the door. Both offer financing, service, parts and consignment, and both list new and used pop-ups along with motorhomes, travel trailers, camper vans and toy haulers. Bobby Combs handles truck campers too. Sort your shortlist by what each one actually has in stock on the day, since pop-up inventory turns over fast.
A pop-up gets you off the ground, folds down small enough to tow behind a modest vehicle, and stores in a garage that a travel trailer will not fit into. The tradeoff is setup time at camp and canvas that needs care. Look hard at the canvas and the roof seams on any used unit, and ask how the lift system has been maintained. Late fall and winter are slow months at dealerships, which usually means more room to negotiate. Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you walk in, then see if the dealer's financing beats it.
Have a pre-purchase inspection done by someone who is not on the dealership's payroll. Ask for a full walk-through at delivery with the water, propane and electrical systems running while you watch. Test the furnace, the fridge and every outlet, and fold and raise the roof at least twice. Camping World has far more reviews to dig through, so filter for service department comments, not just sales. Bobby Combs sells and consigns, so a clean used trade may surface there. Drive the hour from Eugene or Springfield only after you confirm the unit is on the ground.
Coburg has 2 dealerships that carry pop-up campers, and both also offer financing, service, parts and consignment. There are no other pop-up dealers in the immediate area on this list, so your choice comes down to these two.
Bobby Combs RV Center - Coburg rates 4.5 from 189 reviews. Camping World - Coburg rates 4.3 from 1,791 reviews. The averages are close, but the sample sizes are very different. Read recent service department comments on both before you commit to a drive.
Both Coburg dealerships carry new and used pop-ups. Used saves money and the first owner usually absorbs the depreciation, but check canvas, roof seams and the lift system closely. Spend the money on a pre-purchase inspection by an independent tech.
Raise and lower the roof twice, run the water pump, light the furnace and test the fridge on both propane and electric. Open every cabinet and look for water stains. Ask the tech to show you how to winterize it, since Oregon damp gets into canvas quickly.