Canopy Country RV Center
Yakima Valley RV dealer since 1974, offering new and used RVs, canopies, service, and parts.
Union Gap sits just south of Yakima where I-82 bends toward the valley, and its RV lots are the kind you can walk in an afternoon. Three travel trailer and fifth wheel dealers work this stretch, averaging 4.2 stars across reviews. Two of them offer financing, and all three carry travel trailers. I have bought two RVs in towns like this and walked away from a third, so here is how I would sort them.
Yakima Valley RV dealer since 1974, offering new and used RVs, canopies, service, and parts.
RV dealer in Union Gap with new and used sales, financing, service, and parts; reviewers note no-pressure sales but mixed service experiences.
Small independent Union Gap dealer since 1974 selling Jayco, Forest River and Keystone RVs, with service down the street.
Within a short drive of Union Gap. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Yakima RV dealer with a 4.7-star rating, known for Lance campers and low-pressure sales.
Yakima RV dealer with new and used trailers, fifth wheels, motorhomes, plus service and financing.
Canopy Country RV Center earns the first stop, with 196 reviews and a 4.4 rating, the strongest record on this strip. It sells new and used travel trailers and handles financing, service, parts and consignment under one roof, which matters if you trade in your current rig. Clickit RV Union Gap is the second stop at 4.2 stars from 52 reviews, also new and used, with financing, service, parts and delivery. A third listing, Canopy Country RV Center - Sales, runs 4.0 from 13 reviews and covers service and parts. Call ahead before you drive out. Inventory moves, and a trailer you saw online on Tuesday can be sold by Saturday.
Two of the three dealers list used trailers, and all three carry travel trailers, so you have room to compare a new floorplan against a used one on the same lot. Used units often come with the first owner's upgrades already installed, and the depreciation hit is behind them. New gets you warranty coverage and a clean service history you can verify from day one. Ask for the build sheet on either, and check the date codes on the tires. A trailer that sat for two seasons needs rubber before it needs anything else.
Get a pre-purchase inspection from someone who does not work for the dealer. On a travel trailer that means the roof, the slide seals, the frame and the axles, not just a walk through the kitchen. Line up financing with your own bank or credit union before you sit at the desk, then let the dealer try to beat it. Two of the three lots here offer financing, so the comparison is easy to arrange. Schedule the delivery walk-through in daylight and test every appliance, the water pump and the awning while the technician is standing there.
Three dealers sell travel trailers here, and all three list travel trailer inventory. Two of them also carry used units, and two offer financing. The average rating across the group is 4.2 stars.
Canopy Country RV Center leads with 196 reviews and a 4.4 rating. Clickit RV Union Gap follows with 52 reviews at 4.2, and Canopy Country RV Center - Sales has 13 reviews at 4.0.
Yes. Two of the three dealers offer financing, so get pre-approved by your own bank first and compare the dealer's terms against it.
All three list service among their features, and all three also list parts. Canopy Country RV Center adds consignment, and Clickit RV Union Gap offers delivery.