Manufacturers

Top Canadian RV manufacturers: Who is building the RVs you love?

These are some of the most prominent RV manufacturers in the country

by Danielle Brost
Northern Lite RVs
— Photo courtesy Northern Lite

Choosing the right RV is important. You have to consider space requirements, budget limits and other crucial factors before making your decision. In Canada there are a number of RV manufacturers, making units of all shapes and sizes to suit every camper's needs.

Here are some of the most popular RV manufacturers the country has to offer:

- Photo courtesy Northern Lite

Northern Lite - Kelowna, British Columbia

Northern Lite is based in B.C., and has been building high-end, lightweight, four-season truck campers for more than 24 years. Their slide-in truck campers are sold across Canada, and internationally.

This manufacturer has the longest structural warranty in the truck camper industry (six years). Northern Lite trailers are made seamlessly (using a design similar to that of a boat), reducing their weight by 15 to 20 per cent, and giving them a lower centre of gravity compared to conventional truck campers.

- Photo courtesy Trillium Trailers

Trillium Trailers - Rocky View County, Alberta

Using industry knowledge gained from more than 20 years of experience, the Trillium founders consistently come up with new and brilliant RV models. They answered their customers' demands by creating a trailer based on the beloved Boler of the 1970s. They call it the Outback, and it is fully decked out with modern amenities and the latest technology.

Trillium also has a parts and services division, and is a family-run business.

- Photo courtesy Pleasure-Way

Pleasure-Way Class B Motorhomes - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 

Pleasure-Way is a manufacturer that takes an individualized approach to production (no assembly lines!) Every motorhome is created with care and attention, with more than 400 man hours going into building each unit. The parts are all hand-trimmed, ensuring a perfect, customized fit.

Pleasure-Way also has a rigorous quality-control process, so you know every motorhome is tested and ready to go the distance.

- Photo courtesy Roadtrek

Roadtrek - Kitchener, Ontario

Roadtrek is known for building comfortable, stylish Class B coaches. Quite some time ago, the company was acquired by the Erwin Hymer Group, offering a welcome addition to its already impressive line-up of units.

Boasting European design, German engineering and North American technology, Roadtrek and Hymer motorhomes are a force to be reckoned with in the RV industry. The Hymer and Roadtrek facilities are based in Kitchener, Ontario.

- Photo courtesy Escape Trailer Industries

Escape Trailer Industries - Chilliwack, British Columbia

Escape offers a full line of travel trailers (17-foot, 19-foot, 21-foot and a 21-foot tandem axle fifth wheel), designed for mid-sized towing vehicles.

Escape trailers are made from 100 per cent molded fibreglass, come with a two-year warranty, and they are lightweight and loaded with features. 

- Photo courtesy Triple E

Triple E Recreational Vehicles/Leisure Travel Vans - Winkler, Manitoba

Triple E specializes in building Class C motorhomes, and they have a substantial history of doing it well. Along the way, the company acquired Leisure Travel Vans, adding a roster of Class B units to their inventory.

The Triple E journey began over half a century ago with a modest 13-foot travel trailer. Fast forward to today, and the company stands as a leading manufacturer, renowned for crafting top-tier, innovative luxury RVs that set the standard in the industry.

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