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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – The trend of year-over-year decreases in the retail registration data continued in February 2025, as recorded by Statistical Surveys Inc., the Grand Rapids, Mich.-based subsidiary of Trader Interactive that monitors retail and consumer data for the RV industry. This continues the trend of year-over-year declines dating back to 2023.

There were 21,868 retail registrations in the second month of this year, which is 2,968 fewer units – an 11.9% decrease – versus the 24,836 for the same period in 2024.

For comparison, the RV Industry Association (RVIA) reported 32,871 wholesale shipments in February 2025 – an 11,003-unit difference versus the retail registrations total. Year-to-date, there have been 39,411 retail registrations and 60,500 wholesale shipments, which represents a 21,089-unit difference.

United States

• Travel Trailer – 13,690 retail registrations in February 2025 (15,630 retail registrations in February 2024; a 12.4% decrease). Market share leaders: Forest River Inc. (40.7%), THOR Industries (38.3%), Grand Design RV Co. (7.8%).

• Fifth-Wheel – 3,760 (4,141; -9.2%). Market share leaders: THOR (35.8%), Forest River (28.3%), Grand Design (15.7%).

• Camping Trailer – 201 (330; -39.1%). Market share leaders: Forest River (57.2%), Aliner (23.4%), Purple Line LLC (8.0%).

• Park Model – 174 (124; +40.3%). Market share leaders: Cavco Industries (24.7%), Skyline Champion (24.1%), Elevation Park Models (9.8%).

• Class A – 549 (684; -19.7%). Market share leaders: THOR (51.5%), Forest River (14.4%), Newmar Corp. (13.8%).

• Class C – 1,914 (1,758; +8.9%). Market share leaders: TOR (42.6%), Forest River (33.1%), Winnebago Motorized (8.8%).

• Class B – 566 (817; -30.7%). Market share leaders: THOR (35.9%), Winnebago Motorized (22.8%), Forest River (10.4%).

Canada

• Travel Trailer – 774 retail registrations in February 2025 (1,043 retail registrations in February 2024; a 25.8% decrease). Market share leaders: THOR Industries (39.3%), Forest River Inc. (31.0%), Grand Design RV Co. (8.5%).

• Fifth-Wheel – 144 (182; -20.9%). Market share leaders: THOR (38.2%), Forest River (22.9%), Grand Design (19.4%).

• Camping Trailer – 10 (15; -33.3%). Market share leaders: Forest River (90%), Jumping Jack Trailers (10%).

• Park Model – 0 (2; -100%).

• Class A – 16 (20; -20%). Market share leaders: THOR (56.3%), REV Recreation Group (25%), Forest River (12.5%).

• Class C – 46 (61; -24.6%). Market share leaders: THOR (47.8%), Forest River (19.6%), Winnebago Motorized (13.0%).

• Class B – 24 (29; -17.2%). Market share leaders: THOR (66.7%), Pleasure Way Industries (16.7%), Winnebago Motorized (8.3%).

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Tickets are now on sale for the 2025 RV Industry Power Breakfast. Single tickets are $80 while 10-seat table sponsorships are $750, which includes signage and program recognition.

Click here to be taken to the landing page where you can purchase tickets. There you will click on “Register” in the orange box at the top right corner of the landing page.

The RV Industry Power Breakfast has evolved over the past 13 years into one of North America’s key annual RV trade events.

This year’s breakfast starts at 6:45 a.m., with the program itself at 7:15 a.m., on Thursday, May 8, at the RV/MH Hall of Fame and North­ern Indiana Event Center in Elkhart, Ind. Emceed by RVBusiness Publisher Rick Kessler, this year’s event includes a slate of head­line-generating speakers led by Indiana Gov. Mike Braun, the former U.S. Senator and Meyer Distributing executive.

Along with a timely presentation from nationally renowned economist Peter Morici, look for virtual comments from U.S. Sen. Jim Banks, U.S. Sen. Todd Young and U.S. Rep. Rudy Yakym, and greetings from Elkhart Mayor Rod Rober­son.

In addition, Jessica Wahl Turner of the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable will detail the RV industry’s pivotal role in the greater outdoor recreation economy, and KOA’s Mark Lemoine will provide new research from the campground sector.

Add to all that indus­try-specific news from RVDA’s Phil Ingrassia, RVIA’s Craig Kirby, and Lippert’s Michilah Grimes and Coachmen RV’s Mike Gaeddert of the Emerging Leaders Coalition, and this year’s Power Breakfast looks to be a powerful event.

The 2025 RV Industry Power Breakfast is sponsored by Airxcel, Cummins, Dometic, Forest River, KOA, RVDA, RVIA, Spartan RV Chassis, THOR Industries, Wells Fargo and Winnebago Industries.

Direct inquiries to event coordinator Judy Schutz (574-849-0578 or [email protected]).

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MIDDLEBURY, Ind. — At least five motorhomes were destroyed in a fire at a Middlebury trucking company on Wednesday night (April 3), according to a report by The Goshen News.

Middlebury Fire Department Chief Jeff Wogoman said the fire at Star Fleet Trucking, 107 Industrial Parkway, was called in around 8:40 a.m.

Five motorhomes caught fire and are destroyed, including at least some from Jayco and Forest River, Wogoman said. Wogoman also said that several others suffered smoke damage and it will be up to the companies involved to determine how to handle them.

Click here to read the full report by The Goshen News.

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COLUMBUS, Ind. – Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) announced that Nicole Y. Lamb-Hale has been appointed Chief Administrative Officer and Corporate Secretary, effective June 1. She will succeed Sharon Barner when she retires on May 31.

“Nicole has spent her career mastering the complex fields of corporate and international law, regulatory compliance and trade policy,” said Jennifer Rumsey, Chair and CEO, Cummins Inc. “She is a visionary and strategic thinker, and as our Vice President and Chief Legal Officer has leveraged her extensive legal expertise, strategic advisory skills and experience in corporate governance to advise, protect and grow our company.”

“A values-based and team-centered leader, Nicole’s skillset and experience make her uniquely qualified to step into the role of Chief Administrative Officer and lead this critical organization during an important time in Cummins’ history,” Rumsey added. “I am excited for her continued, positive impact on our company and our people.”

Lamb-Hale joined Cummins in 2021 as Vice President and Chief Legal Officer, adding Corporate Secretary to her responsibilities in 2023. Since then, she has been a valued member of the Cummins Leadership Team, providing day-to-day legal counsel to Cummins’ global business and functional leaders and leading a diverse team of legal experts across 11 countries. In this role, Lamb-Hale helped lead some of the company’s most complex trade and regulatory matters and transactions, including the acquisition of Meritor, the largest in the company’s history; the spin-off of Cummins’ Filtration Business; and the formation of its battery cell joint venture, Amplify Cell Technologies.

As Chief Administrative Officer, Lamb-Hale will lead a global organization comprised of several functions that provide critical services, expertise and support to Cummins’ businesses around the world. These global functions include: risk management, ethics and compliance, product compliance and regulatory affairs, government relations, communications and corporate responsibility. Lamb-Hale will also continue in her role as Corporate Secretary, ensuring the company’s compliance with corporate governance standards and advising Cummins’ Board of Directors.

Prior to joining Cummins, Lamb-Hale held executive leadership roles in two global firms: Kroll, LLC, a global risk advisory firm, and Albright Stonebridge Group, a global strategic advisory and commercial diplomacy firm. Before that, Nicole was nominated by U.S. President Obama and unanimously confirmed by the U.S. Senate to serve as the Assistant Secretary for Manufacturing and Services in the U.S. Department of Commerce’s International Trade Administration (ITA). In this role, she was the Chief Executive Officer of the industry-facing unit of ITA, serving as the liaison between U.S. industry and the federal government. Nicole also served as Deputy General Counsel for the U.S. Department of Commerce and as an equity partner in two global law firms.

Lamb-Hale is an independent director on the corporate boards of Federal Realty Investment Trust (NYSE: FRT) and of Kroll, LLC. She also serves as a board director for the Cummins Foundation, as well as several other non-profit boards, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation and the Center for International Private Enterprise. In addition, Lamb-Hale is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and an emeritus member of the Dean’s Advisory Council of the Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies at Indiana University (Bloomington, IN). She is a graduate of the University of Michigan and Harvard Law School.

About Cummins Inc.

Cummins Inc., a global power solutions leader, comprises five business segments – Engine, Components, Distribution, Power Systems and Accelera by Cummins – supported by its global manufacturing and extensive service and support network, skilled workforce and vast technological expertise. Cummins is committed to its Destination Zero strategy, which is grounded in the company’s commitment to sustainability and helping its customers successfully navigate the energy transition with its broad portfolio of products. The products range from advanced diesel, natural gas, electric and hybrid powertrains and powertrain-related components including aftertreatment, turbochargers, fuel systems, valvetrain technologies, controls systems, air handling systems, automated transmissions, axles, drivelines, brakes, suspension systems, electric power generation systems, electrified power systems with innovative components and subsystems, including battery, fuel cell and electric power technologies and hydrogen production technologies. Headquartered in Columbus, Indiana (U.S.), since its founding in 1919, Cummins employs approximately 69,600 people committed to powering a more prosperous world through three global corporate responsibility priorities critical to healthy communities: education, environment and equality of opportunity. Cummins serves its customers online, through a network of company-owned and independent distributor locations, and through thousands of dealer locations worldwide and earned about $3.9 billion on sales of $34.1 billion in 2024. See how Cummins is leading your world toward a future of smarter, cleaner power at www.cummins.com.

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PORTLAND, Ore. – The Dyrt, the only camping app with all of the public and private campgrounds, RV parks and free camping locations in the United States, has found that the percentage of campers who camp alone increased for the third consecutive year. Nearly a third of campers (30.6%) said they camped alone at least one night in 2024.

These statistics are from the 2025 Camping Report Presented by Toyota Trucks, the most comprehensive look at the latest trends, topics and figures for the U.S. camping industry. The latest version of The Dyrt’s annual report is compiled from the results of surveys conducted with three groups — thousands of members of The Dyrt camper community, a representative sample of U.S. residents, and camping property managers across all 50 states.

Only 18.8% of campers reported camping alone in 2021, the first year The Dyrt began tracking these numbers. That increased to 24% in 2022 and 29.8% in 2023.

“I believe that solo camping is an example of a trend that has become a new normal,” says Kevin Long, CEO of The Dyrt. “Part of the effect of the camping boom is that people who would have never even considered camping alone discovered that they really enjoyed it. They’ve found the value in it. One or two nights of pure solitude can be like hitting the reset button.”

Solitude was the No. 1 answer given by campers (69%) when asked their top reasons for camping alone. Other reasons included friends and family not being available (50.6%), last-minute planning (28.4%), and camping being part of a larger solo road trip (25.9%). But just because there are no other humans around doesn’t necessarily mean solo campers are entirely alone. Nearly half (49.7%) of all campers reported camping with dogs in 2024.

“While the safety a dog provides on a solo camping trip in the wilderness is nice, the best part is the constant morale boost they provide,” says The Dyrt camper Kris A. of Colorado. “Whether we’re hiking, going to a lake or creek, taking a scenic drive or just lounging around the campsite eating hot dogs, there’s never an activity my dog doesn’t enjoy.”

Two consecutive years at about 30% may be an indicator that solo camping is here to stay. The statistics were also consistent across all age groups. Geographically, Pacific Region campers are the most likely to camp solo.

“I bought a new car complete with a tow hitch and a sunroof — to me those are the holy grail of road trip essentials, setting the stage for me to deepen my love for camping,” says The Dyrt camper Kyra E. of Georgia. “Part of my decision to travel solo was practical — I was brand-new to towing and wanted to focus entirely on mastering that challenge without distractions.”

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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. – In a strategic leadership move that marks a key milestone in its accelerated growth trajectory, TheCRM has appointed Shane Marcum as Chief Operating Officer, according to a release.

With over 30 years of experience in dealership operations, technology innovation and executive leadership, Shane Marcum is a trailblazer in redefining industry standards, mastering operational complexity, and scaling businesses with precision. His appointment marks a defining moment for TheCRM — solidifying its position as an industry leader and amplifying its impact across the automotive and RV dealership landscape.

“In three decades of building this business, I’ve been deliberate about the leaders I entrust with its future,” said Richard Keith Latman, Founder & CEO of TheCRM. “Bringing Shane on as COO isn’t just a decision—it’s a defining moment for TheCRM. His expertise and vision will be instrumental in scaling our ambitions and driving meaningful, measurable impact across the industry. 2025 isn’t about riding momentum—it’s about delivering what dealers need most: smarter strategies, sharper execution, and results they simply can’t get anywhere else.”

Marcum’s career spans retail dealership operations, technology innovation, and executive leadership in the automotive vendor space—earning him a reputation for turning complex challenges into strategic opportunities. He has held prominent leadership roles at Dominion Enterprises, most recently as President of Dealer Specialties, LLC and Dealer Specialties International, Inc. Marcum also owned and operated a Ford franchised automobile dealership, where he rapidly drove its growth to exit with a significant multiple in just four years. Throughout his career, he has optimized operations, built high-performing teams, and implemented scalable solutions that fueled sustained expansion.

As COO, Marcum will drive TheCRM’s strategic growth, enhance operational scalability, and deepen industry alignment—cementing the company’s position as the intelligent engine behind modern dealership success. A firm believer in leading from the front, he will apply his ‘chain leadership theory’ to empower teams with trust, clarity, and autonomy—ensuring focused execution and meaningful results.

“TheCRM isn’t just another platform—it’s a step forward for dealerships, delivering the industry’s most advanced unified selling system,” said Marcum. “With AI at its core, we’re giving dealers a competitive edge they’ve simply never had before. My mission is to scale this vision, building systems that don’t just meet dealers where they are but elevate them to where they need to be. This isn’t about incremental improvement—it’s about redefining what’s possible.”

Marcum’s appointment comes at a pivotal moment, as demand for AI-driven dealership technology continues to surge. His leadership will accelerate TheCRM’s growth trajectory, delivering transformative solutions that generate tangible results and position dealerships to thrive in an increasingly competitive, tech-driven market.

About TheCRM

A leader in AI-powered dealership technology, TheCRM delivers the most advanced unified selling system for automotive and RV retailers. Purpose-built to move past the constraints of standard industry tools, it delivers the intelligence and adaptability legacy platforms were never designed to offer. With AI at its core, TheCRM empowers dealerships to operate smarter, faster, and at scale. It replaces fragmented tools with a seamless, data-driven ecosystem. Operating in secure cloud environments fully compliant with global regulations, TheCRM transforms customer engagement, optimizes sales processes, and sets a new standard for dealership operations.

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The inaugural OHI Connect brought together RV park and campground owners and operators for a groundbreaking peer-to-peer workshop-focused event designed to foster connection, share industry insights, and develop actionable solutions, according to a release from the national association dedicated to representing the interests and needs of private RV parks and campgrounds (formerly known as National ARVC).

Hosted at Cherry Hill Park, an OHI-member campground in the Washington D.C. area, the event also featured a meaningful advocacy experience on Capitol Hill, and the event proved to be a resounding success, the release continued.

“Connecting the dots is no easy task,” said David Basler, OHI’s chief strategy officer. “When you’re in the thick of it, the challenges of running a campground are numerous and the solutions can seem overwhelming. OHI Connect was designed to bridge the gap between everyday challenges and actionable solutions. We want to equip OHI members with the tools, strategies, and relationships they need to thrive.” 

Attendees participated in expert-led workshops and discussions focused on revenue growth, cost reduction, crisis management, and marketing strategies. The interactive sessions provided real-world takeaways, and the event created a valuable environment of camaraderie.  

One attendee noted, “This is so great! I’ve been in the industry all my life, and I didn’t think there was anything new to learn.” 

A key highlight of OHI Connect was the Capitol Hill Experience, where participants traveled to descended upon congressional offices to engage with legislators and gain a deeper understanding of national advocacy efforts impacting our industry. These conversations reinforced OHI’s commitment to representing the Outdoor Hospitality Industry and amplifying the voices of its members. 

“The event was a super creative regional solution to collaborating with and learning from industry peers,” said Ali Rasmussen, CEO and creative director of Spacious Skies Campgrounds. “I appreciated the opportunity to participate and to bring along a few of my stellar team members.” 

The success of OHI Connect was made possible through the generous support of industry-leading sponsors, including Newbook, AccessParks, Cavco Industries, Leavitt Recreation and Hospitality Insurance, TengoInternet, Business Finance Depot, Staylist, Influence Digital, Firefly Reservations, Campspot, and CRR Hospitality. Their contributions helped create a dynamic learning environment filled with valuable discussions and networking opportunities. Additionally, the event’s facilitators, including top professionals from across the industry, led insightful sessions that provided attendees with actionable strategies to implement at their parks. 

OHI officials extended their gratitude to all attendees, facilitators, hosts, and sponsors who made this event possible. A special thank you to Cherry Hill Park and the Gurevich family for hosting the event and providing an outstanding venue that fostered learning, networking, and connection. Their hospitality and support contributed greatly to the success of OHI Connect. 

For more information about OHI and other upcoming events, visit ohi.org. 

About OHI

OHI (formerly National ARVC), the leader in the Outdoor Hospitality Industry, is the only national association dedicated to representing the interests and needs of private RV parks and campgrounds across North America. We are deeply committed to providing our more than 3,000 members exclusive access to continuing education, networking, business and marketing tools, member-only benefits and discounts, and advocacy at the local, state, and national levels. 

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EDITOR’S NOTE: The following article was written by Edward Yuen of Xantrex for a blog post on the company’s website. It is posted here with permission.

Choosing the right inverter for your RV or camper van is crucial for powering your appliances on the road and ensuring a smooth experience. Whether you’re looking to add an inverter or looking to replace a stock model inverter for one that fits your power needs, there’s no one-size-fits-all inverter and some consideration must be made when choosing what to install. 

Since an inverter converts DC power from your RV’s batteries into AC power to run your household electronics and appliances, it’s important to select a unit that will handle the power needs you will put on it. But with so many options available, what should you consider before making your purchase? Here are some key factors to keep in mind when selecting an inverter for your RV. 

Power Capacity and Surge Capacity 

One of the most important factors to consider when choosing an inverter is its power capacity, often measured in watts. Power capacity determines how much continuous power the inverter can supply, while Surge capacity refers to the short bursts of higher power it can provide for appliances with high start-up demands. 

For example, a 2000-watt inverter can handle a continuous load of up to 2000 watts, but it might have a surge capacity of 4000 watts for a few seconds, which is ideal for starting appliances like refrigerators or water pumps. When selecting an inverter, it is important to tally and create different scenarios of the total wattage of the appliances you plan to use simultaneously and then make sure the inverter you choose has enough capacity to handle the combined load.  

Storage location and size 

It is important to know where you will store your inverter so that it is protected, doesn’t get in the way of everyday activities, and is easy to access. Popular storage places include everything from “basement” storage compartments near power distribution panels for large RVs to simply placing it under a couch in a one room campervan. It is important to note that inverters will make a bit of a humming sound when running, so proper sound control and ventilation is recommended.  

Pure Sine Wave vs. Modified Sine Wave 

Choosing between a pure sine wave and a modified sine wave inverter is another critical decision. 

• Pure sine wave inverters produce power that closely matches the smooth, continuous wave provided by grid electricity. This makes them suitable for sensitive electronics like laptops, microwaves, and newer appliances with variable speed motors. Pure sine wave inverters ensure that your devices run efficiently and without risk of damage. 
• Modified sine wave inverters, on the other hand, create a more stepped or blocky wave. They are generally more affordable, but may cause humming, reduced efficiency, or even damage to certain sensitive appliances. These are best suited for simpler devices like lights, older appliances, and power tools. 

For RVers with a variety of electronics, investing in a pure sine wave inverter will provide a smoother and safer power experience. To learn more about choosing the right type of inverter for your RV, read this article on How to Choose Between Pure Sine and Modified Sine Wave Inverters. 

Inverter Features 

Inverters come with a large variety of different features, and one of your major considerations should be whether the inverter can integrate with your RV’s onboard power system or if it is simply a stand-alone unit with a couple of AC outlets. The main features to consider these days are: 

• Onboard Integration: Some inverters can be integrated into your RV’s electrical system, allowing for seamless power distribution throughout the vehicle. This setup can simplify installation and provide a cleaner look by minimizing extra wiring. 
• Bluetooth Connectivity: Modern inverters often come with Bluetooth connectivity, allowing you to monitor and control the inverter through a smartphone app. This feature provides real-time data on power usage, battery status, and inverter performance, enabling you to make adjustments on the fly. 
• Built-in Charging Ability: Newer inverter models, such as the Freedom XC series from Xantrex, have integrated chargers that can charge onboard house batteries from shore power or solar power. This two-in-one functionality not only saves space in your RV, but also simplifies your setup by reducing the number of devices needed to manage your power.  
• Advanced Safety Features: Safety is paramount when using electrical devices. Many inverters come equipped with built-in protection against overload, over-voltage, and short circuits. Features like automatic shutdown help safeguard both the inverter and connected devices, giving you peace of mind during your travels. 

When selecting your inverter, consider how you plan to use it and whether you want a more permanent solution or a versatile, portable option. For a detailed look at the range of Xantrex inverter options, visit our RV inverter products page. 

Compatibility with Other Power Systems: Lithium and Solar 

For those with advanced RV setups, it’s crucial to consider how the inverter will integrate with lithium batteries and solar panels. 

• Lithium Batteries: Lithium batteries have become a popular choice among RVers due to their longer lifespan, higher efficiency, and ability to maintain a steady voltage. When pairing a lithium battery with an inverter, it’s essential to ensure that the inverter is compatible with the battery’s voltage and charging characteristics. Xantrex offers solutions specifically designed for lithium setups, which you can read about in this blog on lithium batteries for RVs and vans. 
• Solar Power: If you have a solar setup on your RV, look for an inverter that can easily integrate with solar charge controllers and the overall solar power system. This will allow you to maximize the benefits of solar energy, while still providing reliable power during cloudy days or when parked in shaded areas. 

A well-integrated system ensures that all components work together efficiently, reducing energy loss and providing a more seamless power experience on the road. 

Final Thoughts: Making the Right Choice 

Selecting the right RV inverter requires balancing power needs, compatibility, and budget. By considering the power capacity and surge requirements of your appliances, deciding between pure sine and modified sine options, evaluating integration capabilities, and ensuring compatibility with lithium batteries and solar systems, you can choose an inverter that will keep you powered up wherever your travels take you. 

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – National Powersport Auctions (NPA) is preparing for an increased supply of RVs, campers, and fifth-wheels, offering businesses greater flexibility in managing their stock.

This spring, NPA will feature more than 300 RVs and campers, ensuring dealers have ample inventory to meet seasonal demand. Interested buyers can preview available inventory on the NPA RV webpage, while NPA members have access to full vehicle data and reports to make informed buying and selling decisions.

April 2025 Auctions

• 4/9 NPA Cincinnati
• 4/10 NPA Lakeland
• 4/10 NPA Sacramento
• 4/11 NPA Dallas
• 4/16 NPA Philadelphia
• 4/17 NPA Kansas City
• 4/17 NPA Portland
• 4/18 NPA Atlanta
• 4/18 NPA San Diego
• 4/23 NPA Cincinnati
• 4/24 NPA Lakeland
• 4/24 NPA Denver
• 4/25 NPA Dallas

NPA hosts live auctions nationwide, accessible both in person and via NPA Simulcast. All auctions begin at 9 a.m. local time, and the 2025 NPA Live Auction Calendar provides the details. For quick inventory turnover, members can utilize NPA’s eSale platform, offering 24/7 access to RV and camper inventory.

NPA is currently waiving the annual membership fee for new RV dealers. Dealers can register by contacting the NPA Dealer Registration team at 888.292.5339 ext. 923301 or via email at [email protected].

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From Go RVing: This fifth-wheel is unique as it uses the front cab not as a bedroom, but as the kitchen. This unit also has high ceilings and a great entertainment area, making it the best spot to watch a big game. Want to learn more about the Columbus? Visit www.forestriverinc.com

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