Camping World - Draper
Draper RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and trailers, financing, service, and a 4.5-star rating from 4,500+ reviews.
Draper sits right off I-15 south of Salt Lake, so a pop-up here pulls double duty: quick trips to the canyons and longer runs down to Moab. Two dealerships in town sell folding campers, and both carry used units alongside their bigger inventory. That means you can compare a couple of pop-up floor plans in an afternoon without driving to another county. Here is what each one is good for.
Draper RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and trailers, financing, service, and a 4.5-star rating from 4,500+ reviews.
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Camping World - Draper is the bigger stop by far, with a 4.5 rating across more than 4,500 reviews. It stocks pop-ups next to motorhomes, travel trailers, camper vans, toy haulers and Airstreams, and it handles consignment and buys used rigs outright. General RV Center rates 4.2 from roughly 2,200 reviews and also sells new and used pop-ups along with class A coaches and travel trailers. Both offer financing, which is convenient but worth comparing against a pre-approval from your own bank before you sit down at the desk.
A pop-up lives or dies on parts that are easy to overlook in a showroom. Ask them to raise the roof while you watch, then look at the cables and the winch for fraying or slack. Open every bunk end and check the canvas at the seams and corners for mold and cracks. Look at the floor near the door for soft spots. Then ask about the service department and how long the wait is for a roof repair, because that is the job you cannot do yourself. A pre-purchase inspection by an independent RV tech is money well spent on any used folding camper.
Draper is a straightforward drive from Sandy, Riverton, South Jordan and the rest of the south valley, and both dealerships sit close to the freeway. Late fall and winter are when pop-up inventory sits longest, so that is when you have the most room to negotiate. Set aside time for the delivery walk-through and take notes or video on your phone. You will forget half of what they tell you about the water system and the heater by the time you get home. Ask them to show you the setup and takedown twice, once with you doing it.
There are 2 dealerships in Draper that carry pop-up campers, and 4 more are within reach nearby. Both Draper stores offer financing and sell used pop-ups along with new ones, so you can compare two floor plans without leaving town.
Both carry travel trailers and class A motorhomes, and Camping World - Draper also stocks camper vans, toy haulers and Airstreams, plus takes consignments. General RV Center sells new and used units and takes trades. The average rating across the two is 4.3.
Either can work, but a dealer gives you a service department and a paper trail. Have any used pop-up inspected by an independent tech first, and check that the canvas, cables and lift system are sound. At a dealership, ask what warranty, if any, comes with the camper.
Off-season is your friend. Late fall and winter bring fewer shoppers, and folding campers sit on the lot longer, which gives you more room to negotiate. Spring is when everyone remembers they want one. It also helps to call ahead and confirm the pop-up you saw online is still there.