Mason RV
Small family-run Nebraska RV dealer with a 4.8 rating, known for fair deals and quick help for travelers.
Seven dealerships in Nebraska sell pop-up campers, and five of them offer financing. The average rating sits at 4.4, so you have decent options. I bought two pop-ups over the years and walked away from a third, so I know what to check before you hitch up. Here is what the numbers say and where to start your search.
Small family-run Nebraska RV dealer with a 4.8 rating, known for fair deals and quick help for travelers.
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Seven dealerships in the state carry pop-up campers, and five of those offer financing. The average rating across all seven is 4.4 out of 5, which means most buyers are reasonably happy. Bish's RV has three locations, in Lincoln, Omaha, and Kearney, and each one sells pop-ups. Mason RV in the middle of the state also stocks them, and Camping World in Lincoln rounds out the bigger names. Smaller dealerships like Mountain Home RV focus on used units. If you want new, three dealerships carry new pop-ups. Used pop-ups show up at five dealerships, so you can shop either way.
Pop-ups are the main draw here, but most dealerships also carry motorhomes, travel trailers, and toy haulers. That means you can compare a pop-up against a small travel trailer on the same visit. Bish's RV of Lincoln has the widest mix, including camper vans, truck campers, and even a teardrop or two. Mason RV keeps things simpler with new and used pop-ups plus motorhomes and travel trailers. If you are set on a pop-up but want to see how it tows behind your vehicle, ask for a demonstration. A good dealership will let you raise the roof and check the canvas before you commit.
Ratings help, but they are not the whole story. Mason RV has a 4.8 average from 70 reviews, while Bish's RV of Lincoln has a 4.6 from 942 reviews. A high rating with many reviews tells you more than a perfect score from a handful of buyers. Check whether the service department handles pop-up repairs, since canvas and lift systems need someone who knows them. Five dealerships offer financing, but you can often do better with pre-approval from your own bank or credit union. And always get a pre-purchase inspection, even on a new pop-up. The walk-through at delivery is your chance to test every latch, zipper, and crank.
There are 7 dealerships in Nebraska that carry pop-up campers, according to the directory. Five of those offer financing, and the average rating across all seven is 4.4 out of 5. Bish's RV has three of those locations.
Mason RV has the highest rating at 4.8 from 70 reviews. Bish's RV of Lincoln is next at 4.6 from 942 reviews. A high rating with many reviews is often more reliable than a perfect score from a small number of buyers.
Most pop-ups are light enough for a midsize SUV or a half-ton pickup, but you should check the weight and hitch requirements for the specific model. Ask the dealership for a demonstration and confirm your vehicle's towing capacity before you buy.
Five of the seven dealerships carry used pop-ups, and three of them also buy used units. That gives you options if you want to trade in an old camper or sell it outright before upgrading.