Sunset Park RV said its Elkhart Extravaganza display proved productive.
The manufacturer said it secured orders for the coming year and welcomed new dealers across North America, particularly dealers in regions where Sunset Park currently has little or no representation.
Vice President of Sales Jason Howard said dealers showed up ready to do business.
“We had great energy throughout the week, from our morning breakfasts to the buzz around new products that really pushed outside the box,” he said. “The Retro especially stood out.”
Howard said Retro’s colors and unique profiles caught dealers’ attention during the event, particularly with many competitors providing black and white options.
“We also saw strong interest in the new Elite Restroom Trailer,” he said, “and a refined version of our Sun Trek Truck Camper.”
The company served daily homemade breakfasts, which Sunset Park said set the tone each morning and provided dealers with time to connect with its team. Sunset Park said the week was all about solid relationships and genuine conversations, while staying true to the company’s goal of building compact, high-quality RVs and exploring new market opportunities.
As part of the week’s festivities, Sunset Park RV held giveaways. Modern Classic RVs of Grand Junction, Colorado, won a Sunray 119. Campinc of McAlester, Oklahoma; Princess Craft RV of Houston and Round Rock, Texas; and Roulottes Beaulieu of Sherbrooke, Quebec, each won a pet camp.
Sunset Park RV Chief Administrative Officer Bob Fish said the company wants to reach dealers and areas that other OEMs overlooked.
“While constantly moving the needle forward with our current lineup, we are also expanding into categories like truck campers and restroom trailers,” he said. “The interest we have seen confirms we are on the right track. We do what we do best: stay in our lane and reach markets that others often pass by.”
The company said it expects to continue its strong partnerships and explore new opportunities in 2026.
