Jordan Benschop

Images courtesy of Newmar There is a quiet shift happening in the industry — exactly the kind that tends to endure. Rather than overnight disruption, it’s a slow and steady recalibration of what travelers want. Increasingly, that’s becoming a Class C. Class A motorhomes have historically been synonymous with expansive, feature-rich and premium. By contrast, the humble Class C was often seen as the pragmatic choice — more approachable and versatile, but rarely the crest of design or innovation.

When RV SnapPadset out to rethink the humble leveling jack pad, sustainability was not the starting point — performance was. The company’s foundation traces back to the invention of the original orange plastic leveling blocks widely used throughout the RV industry — an innovation from Gordon Wilson, father of now CEO and founder Devon Wilson.

Brand New Modern Camper Vans Dealership Lot Aerial Photo. While inventory levels have begun to stabilize compared to the height of the pandemic-era surge, many RV dealerships still face challenges in maintaining a balanced and diverse stock. Fluctuating production schedules and ongoing demand for both new and used units can create occasional gaps on the lot.