Bend Teardrop
Small-batch teardrop camper builder in Redmond with a 5.0 rating across 68 Google reviews.
Seven teardrop trailer dealers serve Oregon, averaging 4.5 stars from customer reviews. That's a small enough field to visit most in a weekend. Bend and the I-5 corridor hold the bulk of them, with a mix of dedicated teardrop builders and larger multi-brand dealerships. Here's what stands out and what to check before you hitch up.
Small-batch teardrop camper builder in Redmond with a 5.0 rating across 68 Google reviews.
Family-run Eugene shop building custom off-road teardrop campers, with rentals and used units.
Bend RV dealer on NE Hwy 20 selling new and used motorhomes and trailers, rated 4.5 from 179 reviews.
Medford RV dealer on Highway 99 with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, and fifth wheels, rated 4.3 from 438 reviews.
Central Oregon RV dealer on US-97 with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, and fifth wheels plus service and parts.
Forest Grove RV dealer with a 4.2-star rating from 102 reviews, praised for honest staff and no-pressure sales.
Teardrop camper dealer in Tualatin, Oregon with wheelchair accessible entry and parking.
Bend has two: Bend Teardrop, a perfect 5.0 from 68 reviews, and Oregon Trail'R Teardrop Trailers at 4.7 from 21. Both specialize in teardrops and stock parts. Blue Compass RV runs stores in Bend, Medford and Redmond, each carrying teardrops among many other types. Redmond's store is the largest by review count and also buys rigs. Sunset RV in Medford rounds out the list with service and trade options. If you're coming from Portland, the Bend cluster is a straightforward drive over the pass.
Teardrops come in sizes from simple to fully loaded, so decide up front whether you want a galley, a rooftop tent or just a bed on wheels. Ask to see the build quality: how the hatch seals, whether the wiring is tidy, and if the trailer brakes are standard. Used units are common here, so get a pre-purchase inspection from an independent shop. At delivery, do a full walk-through and test every system with the dealer present. Don't rush that step.
Three of the seven dealerships offer financing, including the Blue Compass stores and Bend Teardrop. It's smart to get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you shop so you know your budget. Service departments matter for warranty work and annual bearing repacks. Blue Compass and Sunset RV advertise service, and the two Bend specialists carry parts. Call ahead to confirm they can work on your specific model. Off-season buying can give you more attention and room to negotiate.
Seven dealers are listed across the state. They range from dedicated teardrop builders to larger multi-brand dealerships that also carry motorhomes, travel trailers and camper vans.
Bend Teardrop holds a 5.0 rating from 68 reviews among the top businesses. Oregon Trail'R Teardrop Trailers follows at 4.7 from 21 reviews. Both specialize in teardrops and carry parts.
Three of the seven dealerships offer financing, including the Blue Compass RV stores and Bend Teardrop. It's still wise to get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you visit.
Yes, Blue Compass RV Redmond and Sunset RV both list trade options among their features. Blue Compass RV Redmond also buys RVs outright, so ask about that if you prefer a straight sale.