Oliver's Campers, Inc
Family-owned Norwich RV dealer with 58 years selling new and used travel trailers and fifth wheels.
Pop-up campers are a smart way to get into camping without a huge tow vehicle. New York has 15 dealers that sell them, and 14 of those offer financing. Average rating sits at 4.2, but the top names jump to 4.7 and 4.9. Those are the kinds of numbers I look at when deciding which dealer is worth a drive, and I have bought two pop-ups and walked away from a third.
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Across the 15 dealerships, used inventory is everywhere, but many also carry new units. You will find far more travel trailers (14 dealers) and motorhomes (13) than truck campers (only 1), so if you want a truck camper, call ahead. Pop-ups are the main draw here, so expect a range of floor plans. Pay attention to review counts. Camping World in Syracuse has nearly 2,000 reviews, while Oliver's Campers has fewer but a 4.9 rating. High volume can mean more selection, but smaller dealers often give you more time.
Oliver's Campers appears twice with 4.9 ratings, so it clearly has a loyal following. Seven O's RV Sales in Fultonville has 4.7 stars and 375 reviews, plus service and parts on site. Budget RV Outlet of Buffalo also rates 4.7, with a used-only focus and financing. Meyers RV of Farmington is at 4.4 and carries toy haulers and pop-ups. Camping World Syracuse is the biggest by review count and carries almost every type listed. When you visit, ask to see the canvas and lift system on any pop-up, and check for water stains inside the cabinets.
Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you walk in, even if the dealer offers financing. That gives you a baseline to compare. For a pop-up, inspect the roof and canvas seams, crank the lift all the way up and down, and check the floor for soft spots. A pre-purchase inspection by an independent RV tech is money well spent. If you are buying used, ask for maintenance records. Off-season, meaning late fall or winter, can be a better time to negotiate because traffic slows down. And always do a full walk-through at delivery, testing every appliance and system.
There are 15 dealerships that sell pop-up campers in New York. Of those, 14 offer financing, and the average rating is 4.2 out of 5.
Oliver's Campers has a 4.9 rating, and both Seven O's RV Sales and Budget RV Outlet of Buffalo rate 4.7. Meyers RV of Farmington is at 4.4.
Yes, 14 of the 15 dealers offer financing. Still, it pays to get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union first so you can compare rates.
Inspect the canvas for tears and mildew, crank the lift system up and down, look for water stains on the ceiling and floor, and test all appliances. An independent inspection is a good idea.