Happy Camper RV Sales
Boise RV dealer with a 4.8-star rating and 668 reviews, known for no-pressure sales and a helpful staff.
Idaho has 12 dealers that carry pop-up campers, and the average rating across them sits at 4.5. That is a decent pool for a niche type, and most of these dealerships also stock travel trailers and toy haulers, so you can compare a folding model against a hard-side on the same visit. Eleven of the twelve list used inventory, which matters if you are buying your first camper.
Boise RV dealer with a 4.8-star rating and 668 reviews, known for no-pressure sales and a helpful staff.
Veteran-owned RV and marine dealer in Jerome with a 4.7-star rating from over 1,200 reviews.
Idaho RV dealer since 2003 with new and used towables and motorhomes, rated 4.7 from 424 reviews.
Eastern Idaho RV dealer in Chubbuck selling new and used campers, with financing, service and parts on site.
Full-service RV dealer in Jerome with new and used sales, service, parts, and a 4.5-star rating from 887 reviews.
Idaho Falls RV dealer with new and used sales, service, parts, and consignment, rated 4.4 from 1,178 reviews.
Caldwell RV dealer off I-84 with new and used trailers, motorhomes, financing, service and parts.
Meridian RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and trailers, with service, parts, and financing on site.
Idaho Falls RV dealer selling new and used RVs, with financing, service, parts, and trade-ins on site.
Post Falls RV dealer with a 4.3-star rating from over 1,350 reviews, known for no-pressure sales and a large trailer selection.
RV dealer in Meridian with new and used RVs, financing, service, parts, and a 4.1-star rating from over 2,200 reviews.
Used RV event in Chubbuck with motorhomes, travel trailers and more sent in from around the country.
Of the 12 dealerships here, every one lists travel trailers and toy haulers alongside pop-ups, and 11 carry used units. Ten offer financing, so you can at least start the conversation in-house. Nine handle consignment and eight buy used rigs outright, which helps when your current camper has to go before the next one comes home. Eight also list camper vans, and five stock truck campers, so the inventory runs wider than the pop-up label suggests. Ratings cluster between 4.4 and 4.8, and review counts vary a lot. A high score on a few hundred reviews means something different than a 4.4 on more than a thousand.
The biggest concentration is in the Treasure Valley, with Meridian and Caldwell both carrying Happy Camper RV locations. Happy Camper RV Sales holds a 4.8 across 668 reviews, and the Caldwell Superstore sits at 4.7 on 424. Southern Idaho RV & Marine LLC in the Magic Valley has the heaviest review volume of the group at 1,245 and a 4.7 rating. East Idaho is covered by Parris RV Pocatello, Bish's RV of Idaho Falls, and the Idaho Falls and Chubbuck outlets rounding out the map. If you are in the north, plan on a drive south or call ahead to see whether a pop-up is on the ground.
Pop-ups are light enough for many SUVs and half-ton trucks, but check your tow rating before you fall for a floor plan. Ask the dealer to set the camper up and take it down with you watching, and pay attention to the lift system, canvas seams, and the condition of the beds. Used units are common here, so a pre-purchase inspection by an independent RV tech is worth the money. Line up financing with your own bank or credit union before you talk numbers at the dealership. Off-season buying tends to bring softer pricing, and a dealer with a service department can handle the warranty work later.
There are 12 dealerships in the state that list pop-up campers. Most of them also carry travel trailers, toy haulers, and other types, so inventory varies by location.
The average rating across the 12 dealerships is 4.5. Individual scores run from 4.4 to 4.8, and review counts range from a few hundred to over 1,000, so read a few recent reviews before you commit to a drive.
Ten of the 12 dealerships offer financing. It still pays to get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first so you can compare terms and know your budget before you sit down at the dealership.
Nine of the 12 dealerships handle consignment and eight buy used RVs outright. Ask each one how they set the value and whether the offer changes if you buy from them at the same time.