There's plenty of excitement in the air at RV shows throughout North America, as manufacturers debut a wide range of vehicles incorporating the latest in styling and technology.

New RV models are now available to match the most popular family vehicles - lightweight travel trailers that tow like a dream behind vans and SUV's, as well as the heavy duty trucks so popular in Canada. Compact motorhomes have joined the ranks, completing the range of vehicles that will appeal to virtually every family - and a wide range of budgets!

The demographics of the North American RV market have changed during the past decade, and the 2002 models reflect brighter, more youthful interior and exterior design elements.

There really is an RV for virtually every Canadian family's needs - why not visit your local RV dealer, and let the friendly staff help you discover the vacation vehicle of your dreams!

New for 2002 from B. C. is the BIGFOOT 3000 Series slide-in truck camper that has a fibreglass body with a rear entry ...

STARCRAFT TravelStar towables for 2002 feature a hard wall Filon skinned trailer with bunks on each end that pull out to provide more living space in the campground with a sgorter length on the road ...

NEWMAR builds motorhomes and fifth wheels in Indiana with the craftsmanship supplied by Amish workers ...

For fifty years, FLEETWOOD'S Prowler Division has built travel trailers to satisfy every family's style of camping ...

The HOLIDAY RAMBLER Endeavor brings a range of floor-plans in the 34 to 40-foot motorhomes that will satisfy almost any snowbird who likes to travel in style ...

THOR of California's Tahoe trailers come with a two year bumper-to-bumper warranty to protect your investment ...

TRIPLE E COMMANDER motorhomes for 2002 feature a new 22,000 pound Ford chassis with 6.8L V10 engine in the 35-foot models and a flush floor slideout mechanism from HWH in three units ...

A new travel trailer this year for JAYCO is the two-door model 300FSS 32' 6" unit with full slide that includes the J-steel sofa and dinette ...

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