Bish's RV of Meridian
Meridian RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and trailers, with service, parts, and financing on site.
Two dealerships in Meridian stock pop-up campers, and both are large enough to have a real selection rather than a single dusty unit on the corner. The average rating here sits at 4.2, which tells you people are mostly satisfied but not shy about saying when a deal went sideways. I have bought two RVs and walked away from a third, so I read these numbers a certain way.
Meridian RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and trailers, with service, parts, and financing on site.
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Bish's RV of Meridian and Camping World - Meridian are the two names to know. Both list pop-ups alongside used units and motorhomes, and both offer financing, service, parts and consignment, so you can buy, fix and later sell in the same place. Bish's holds a 4.3 rating across 2,387 reviews and Camping World sits at 4.1 across 2,228, which is a lot of feedback to sort through. Read the recent ones, not the old ones, since service departments change hands and habits. Both dealers also handle travel trailers and toy haulers, which matters if a pop-up turns out to be too small once you sit in it.
A pop-up is the easiest camper to talk yourself into and the easiest to regret. Set it up yourself before you sign anything, crank the roof, check the canvas corners for water stains and look at the bunk ends where the mattress meets the frame. Ask about the lift system, since cables and whiffletrees are the usual weak point on used units. Get pre-approved by your own bank before you hear a dealer's financing pitch, and be ready to walk if the walk-through feels rushed. Buying in the off-season helps too, when a dealer has more reason to move a pop-up than to hold it.
Meridian puts you close to the Boise foothills and a reasonable drive from mountain camping, which is exactly the kind of use a pop-up handles well: light to tow, easy to store, quick to set up for a weekend. Three more dealerships sit nearby if the two here do not have the floor plan you want. Call ahead and confirm the unit you saw online is physically on the property, because inventory moves fast and a pop-up listed last week may already be gone. Check the service department's wait time as well, since a camper that sits for weeks in summer is worse than one priced a little higher.
There are 2 pop-up camper dealerships in Meridian, and 3 more are within reach if you widen the search. Both local dealers carry used units and offer financing, service, parts and consignment.
The average rating is 4.2 across the two dealerships. Bish's RV of Meridian comes in at 4.3 from 2,387 reviews and Camping World - Meridian at 4.1 from 2,228 reviews, so both have plenty of feedback to read.
Yes, both dealerships offer financing along with service, parts and consignment. It still pays to get pre-approved at your own bank first, so you know your rate and can compare it against what the dealer offers.
Set it up yourself and inspect the canvas for water stains, especially at the bunk ends and corners. Test the lift system and ask about the cables. Then do a slow walk-through at delivery and get a pre-purchase inspection before money changes hands.