Canada

[Busdriver]

What camper’s are built in Canada?have tried google it get nothing, shows a lot built in usa

[Downwindtracke1]

I'm not sure if Bigfoot is still in business, they had one of those belly-up auctions a few years back. Maybe they started again. Escape is pretty small outfit.

I was rebuilding a 18 year old camper for hunting, an Adventurer, locally made. When I was picking up parts, I remarked to the tech how very well it was made. I had been in the industry and I appreciated all the little things they did. The same people who owned the dealership ,also owned Adventurer. But they moved the production three hours south to Yakima, Washington. I asked him if the new ones were as well made, his answer was interesting. "Naw, but they don't pay them that well, either."

[wrenchbender]

Bigfoot is Canadian made.

[Tripalot]

pianotuna wrote:
Triple E is still in business. http://tripleerv.com/

Here are some others. http://www.rvwest.com/article/manufacturers/top_canadian_rv_manufacturers

Triple E is now known as Leisure Travel Vans. These are B+ units built in Southern Manitoba. www.leisurevans.com

Pleasure Way is another Canadian mfg. from Saskatchewan. They build vans and B+ units.

Roadtrek vans are built in Ontario but are now owned by a German company

[pianotuna]

Triple E is still in business. http://tripleerv.com/

Here are some others. http://www.rvwest.com/article/manufacturers/top_canadian_rv_manufacturers

[SoundGuy]

Busdriver wrote:
What camper’s are built in Canada?have tried google it get nothing, shows a lot built in usa

Not many at all anymore, though Taylor Coach, a small family business near me here in S Ontario is one that is still in operation. IIRC Bigfoot and Escape trailers are manufactured in BC and Quebec has a number of specialty manufacturers such as Alto, ProLite, and Helio but there really aren't any mass production trailer manufacturers in Canada any longer since the demise of Glendale.