A growing interest in camping and travel restrictions caused by the coronavirus continue to push production at recreational vehicle factories in the region.
According to the RV Industry Association, the industry shipped 43,035 units from factories in July, a 53.3% jump compared to last July and the highest shipment totals in four decades.
Following a six- to eight-week shutdown caused by the coronavirus earlier this year, RV manufacturers rapidly rebounded in June, shipping 40,462 units to dealers across the country — a 10.8% increase over the same period last year.
Most segments of the industry are now seeing gains as dealers are working to fulfill the demand of consumers, who have jumped into outdoor activities because of the perceived safety of outdoor activities like camping and boating.
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