After a year away, Winnebago again is hosting its annual Grand National Rally beginning Sunday at Winnebago’s Forest City, Iowa, Rally Grounds.
The week-long event brings Winnebago owners together. The event’s theme this year is “Road Trip to Hawaii.” Throughout the event, guests can meet Winnebago employees, participate in educational seminars, take tours of the manufacturing facilities, receive RV service and enjoy evening entertainment
“We are thrilled to welcome back Winnebago enthusiasts to the Grand National Rally,” Winnebago Outdoors President Huw Bower said. “This event brings together people who share a love of their RVs and the outdoors, and provides a unique opportunity for community, for learning and for fun. We plan to whole-heartedly celebrate the people who inspire Winnebago’s commitment to quality, innovation and service, and drive us to be the best in the industry.”
The rally will feature more than 2,000 attendees and nearly 800 RVs. Last year’s event was cancelled by the pandemic.
Key highlights include:
- Four days of product and vendor displays, seminars, video factory tours and Winnebago team interaction.
- Musical entertainment by country music artist Larry Fleet and folk-rock musician Chris Koza, who will perform his version of “On the Road Again” to promote Winnebago’s partnership with the National Park Foundation and the #SupportYourParks campaign.
- An authentic Hawaiian Luau featuring a traditional pig roast, fire dancers, drummers and musicians, as well as Elvis and Don Ho tributes.
- Meal options from regional food trucks serving BBQ, burger and breakfast favorites, as well as a pop-up Tiki Bar.
Attendees can support a number of Winnebago’s community service efforts by participating in an on-site blood drive, signing up for RV Care-a-Vanner Build Day to benefit Habitat for Humanity and by competing in a river and road clean-up contest after the event.
For more information or to register, visit Winnebago’s Grand National Rally site.
