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Founded by Ron Lee and based in Junction City, Oregon the Country Coach RV company began in 1973 as Country Campers. The company name was changed to Country Coach in 1987. In 2015, Country Coach was sold to Winnebago Industries. Check here before you buy a new or used Country Coach motorhome. See photos and little-known facts about Country Coach RVs from people who’ve owned one or driven one.
I worked for an RV transport company and I’ve transported everything from small travel trailers to $400,000 luxury motorhomes all over the country for hire. Here are some things I’ve learned firsthand about the business of transporting RVs.
You probably have a lot of questions about the RV industry and how RVs are made. By touring an RV manufacturing facility you will find answers to many of your questions. RV factory tours take you behind the scenes in the RV industry. There’s no better way to see firsthand how an RV is built — from start to finish. You get to watch as an RV is transformed from a bare frame to a finished product.
RV shows are a great place to get acquainted with what’s available in the world of RVs. Here are some things you should know before you attend your first RV show.
Some very famous people have enjoyed the RV lifestyle. Here are some of the rich and famous stories surrounding RVs, motorhomes, and Airstream trailers.
This year Country Coach has brought to market a project that’s been 18 months in the works: the new Veranda motorcoach has arrived. It’s a 45-foot motorhome with an incredible slideout that turns into a 13-foot balcony!
I’ve consulted with my RV friends and compiled a huge collection of links that can be used to help make your RV trip through Tennessee more enjoyable. Here are some sightseeing stops and attractions you might want to consider…
In this one-of-a-kind RV board game, the more you know about America, travel, and the RV lifestyle, the faster you’ll reach the rally site and win the game. But just like real life, there are lots of unexpected delays and hazards you will encounter along the way. Check it out…
Thinking about taking your cat with you on your next RV trip? Here are some tips. Plus, photos and descriptions of custom cat condos that some RVers are using.
