Camping Nation RV's LLC
Mesa RV dealer on a 5 acre lot selling new and used trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers and motorhomes since 2019.
Mesa has three dealerships that carry pop-up campers, and all three offer financing and service under one roof. That keeps the shopping trip short in a metro where the drive between dealers can eat an afternoon. Average ratings sit at 4.3 across the group, with review counts ranging from a few hundred to a few thousand. Worth knowing before you point the car east.
Mesa RV dealer on a 5 acre lot selling new and used trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers and motorhomes since 2019.
Mesa RV dealer on the US-60 with a 4.4 rating from 1,096 reviews, selling new and used motorhomes and trailers.
Mesa RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, plus financing, service, parts, and trade-ins.
Camping Nation RV's LLC holds a 4.5 rating over 174 reviews and leans toward used inventory, including consignment units. Blue Compass RV Mesa carries the widest type list, from pop-ups up through Class A, and has 1,096 reviews at 4.4. Camping World in Mesa is the high-volume option with 2,723 reviews and a 4.0 rating. That spread matters. A pop-up is a simple trailer, but the buying experience varies. Read a sample of recent reviews at each dealership before you commit a Saturday. The smaller store may give you more time on the walk-through.
Every pop-up listed across these three dealerships is used, so condition is the whole conversation. A pop-up has canvas, lift cables, a roof seal and a crank system that all age. Get a pre-purchase inspection from someone who does not work for the dealership, and open the camper fully yourself at least once. Late fall and winter are slow months in Arizona, which can make a seller more willing to talk. Get financing pre-approval from your own bank before you sit down at the desk so you can compare it against the dealer's offer.
All three dealerships run service departments and parts counters, which is a real advantage on canvas repairs and lift system work. Ask how far out service appointments are booked and whether pop-up work happens in-house or gets sent elsewhere. Camping Nation RV's LLC and Camping World in Mesa both handle consignment, useful if you are trading up from a pop-up later. If you are coming from Phoenix or the East Valley, call ahead to confirm the pop-up you saw online is still on the ground and actually opened up for viewing.
Three dealerships in Mesa carry pop-up campers. All three offer financing, service and parts, and their average rating is 4.3. Blue Compass RV Mesa and Camping World in Mesa have the largest review counts, while Camping Nation RV's LLC has the highest rating at 4.5.
The listings here show used pop-up campers at all three dealerships. Ask each dealership directly about new units, since stock changes through the season. Used is the safer starting point for a first pop-up anyway, and it keeps the cost of trying the hobby lower.
Open it fully and look at the canvas for tears and mold, then check the roof seals, lift cables and crank. Test the fridge, furnace and water system. A pre-purchase inspection from an independent RV tech is worth the fee on a camper with moving parts that fold.
Camping World in Mesa has 2,723 reviews and a 4.0 rating, the largest count of the three. Blue Compass RV Mesa follows with 1,096 reviews at 4.4, and Camping Nation RV's LLC has 174 reviews at 4.5. Read recent reviews to see how each handles service.