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This is a non-exhaustive list of recreational vehicle manufacturers
Manufacturer
Country
Location
Class A
Class B
Class C
Truck Camper Caravan (Travel Trailer) Static Caravan Fifth-wheel Popup / Hybrid Other
Notes
Website
Atlantic Caravans
Australia
Melbourne , Victoria
X
[1]
Adria Mobil Slovenia
Novo Mesto X
X
X
X
[2]
Airstream United States
Jackson Center, Ohio
X
Subsidiary of Thor Industries . Provide trailers to the US Government
[3]
Andrade Portugal
Souto X
X
X
X
Monoblock integrals
[4]
AutoCruise
United Kingdom
Cottingham , East Yorkshire
X
Subsidiary of Swift Leisure
[5]
Auto-Sleepers United Kingdom
Worcestershire
X
X
X
[6]
Bürstner Germany
Kehl , Baden-Württemberg X
X
X
Found 1958, by 1985 became Europe’s largest manufacturer, producing 17,000 units
[7]
Caravans International United Kingdom
X
DEFUNCT Formed by Sam Alper . After becoming defunct, assets sold to Cosalt
Carlight
United Kingdom
Sleaford , Lincolnshire
X
Custom, bespoke
[8]
Chausson France
Tournon-sur-Rhône
X
[9]
Cosalt United Kingdom
Hull
X
X
NO LONGER MANUFACTURING Bought most of the assets/brands of collapsed Caravans International. Sold touring caravan assets to Swift Leisure , later spinning-out static caravan assets via MBO[10]
Crossroads RV United States
Topeka, Indiana
X
X
X
Subsidiary of Thor Industries .
[11]
Dethleffs Germany
Isny im Allgäu , Baden-Württemberg X
X
X
X
[12]
Dormobile United Kingdom
Folkestone , Kent
X
DEFUNCT
EarthRoamer
United States
Dacono, Colorado
X
'Expedition' (four-wheel drive ) vehicles. Solar power, large fuel and water reserves.
[13]
Elddis United Kingdom
County Durham
X
[14]
Evergreen RV United States
Middlebury, Indiana
X
X
[15]
Fleetwood Enterprises United States
Riverside, California , USAX
X
Merged into Allied Specialty Vehicles in 2010
Forest River RV United States
Elkhart, Indiana X
X
X
X
X
X
A Berkshire Hathaway company.
[16]
General Coach Canada
Hensall, Ontario
X
X
Formerly a subsidiary of Thor Industries . Family-owned by the Faulkner family since 2010.
[17]
Heartland RV LLC United States
Elkhart, Indiana
X
X
Subsidiary of Thor Industries
[18]
Hobby
France
X
Holdsworth United Kingdom
Southern England
X
DEFUNCT
Hymer Germany
Bad Waldsee , Baden-Württemberg X
X
X
X
[19]
Jayco, Inc United States
Middlebury, Indiana X
X
X
X
X
Subsidiary of Thor Industries .
[20]
Keystone RV United States
Goshen, Indiana
X
X
X
Subsidiary of Thor Industries .
[21]
Nexus RV
United States
Elkhart, Indiana
X
X
Founded in 2010, Nexus Rv employs an internet based, factory direct to consumer approach.
[22]
Niesmann + Bischoff
Germany
X
X
Founded 1955, began importing US motorhomes to the German market from the 1970s. By the 1980s began constructing their own vehicles
[23]
Mclaren Sports Homes
United Kingdom
Leigh , Lancashire
X
[24]
Pilote
France
X
X
X
[25]
Rapido France
X
X
X
X
X
[26]
Safari
United Kingdom
Stroud , Gloucestershire
X
DEFUNCT Formed by Pearman Briggs, in 1968 sold to Cosalt . Production moved to Hull in 1980, brand ceased in 1982
Shasta United States
Los Angeles, California
X
A Division of Forest River , Inc.
Swift Leisure United Kingdom
Cottingham , East Yorkshire X
X
X
X
Purchased former assets of Cosalt
[27]
Thor Motor Coach United States
Elkhart, Indiana X
X
X
Subsidiary of Thor Industries . The number one retail selling motorhome brand in North America, 1/1/10 through 12/31/2011. Formerly Damon Motor Coach and Four Winds International
[28]
Tiffin Motorhomes United States
Red Bay, Alabama X
Manufacturers of Allegro and Zephyr models.
[29]
Trigano France
X
[30]
Triple E Recreational Vehicles Canada
Winkler, Manitoba
X
X
[31]
Tuscany Luxury Motorhomes United States
Elkhart, Indiana X
Subsidiary of Thor Industries . Builds only diesel pushers in the United States and Canada
[32]
Winnebago United States
Forest City, Iowa X
X
X
[33]
Wanderlodge United States
Fort Valley, Georgia X
DEFUNCT [34]
Westfalia Germany
Westphalia
X
DEFUNCT now a brand of Volkswagen
Wildax
United Kingdom
Elland , West Yorkshire
X
[35]
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