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Lance Camper Factory Tour - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

Lance Camper Opens Factory to Public, Dealers

Lance Camper Mfg. Corp., a Rev Group company, will host its first factory open house beginning Friday.

From Friday through Oct. 22, the factory open house will take place from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. The event will include factory tours. For the first time in the company’s history, Lance Camper will provide a red-carpet, on-site factory showroom experience, including the ability to walk through all Lance production models with factory staff.

Dealers and consumers are invited to the factory. Pre-registration is not necessary to attend but is available by clicking here .

Seminars will be available and will educate attendees about what makes Lance a quality product, the company history, Lance’s suppliers and the Lance lifestyle.

Gary Conley, Lance’s director of sales and marketing, said: “Our team is very excited to have the opportunity to open our doors to the public and show them what Lance is all about. Never before has a person interested in Lance had the opportunity to not only see behind the curtain of what makes our brand special but also see the difference directly on the manufacturing line and then walk over and tour the finished product, all with factory staff there to answer all questions.”

In addition to product education, attendees can meet with Lance employees and preview and provide input on the manufacturer’s new 805 prototype truck camper and other Lance models.

Lance is among the few RV manufacturers based on the West Coast. The factory is located in the high desert, one hour north of Los Angeles, at 43014 Exchange Place, Lancaster, CA 93535.

Those flying in can choose between LA’s Los Angeles International (LAX) or Burbank (BUR) airports. Also, those who would like to fly privately can fly directly to Lancaster’s General William J. Fox Airfield.

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Lance Camper Factory Tour - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

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Lance Camper has been manufacturing truck campers since 1965. They have a large campus in Lancaster, California where they manufacture travel trailers and truck bed campers .

For anyone in the market for an RV, we highly recommend taking a factory tour of each manufacturers you’re considering. There are many benefits to going on a factory tour:

• See how the RVs are made
• Get answers from factory representatives instead of dealer sales reps
• Meet owners and ask them about their experience

When we decided to downsize from a Class A motorhome to a smaller camper, one of our considerations was a lightweight travel trailer . Since we were in California at the time, we drove up to Lancaster to take the Lance Camper Factory Tour .

Lance Camper Factory Tour

In this video, you can see a recap of our Lance factory tour which goes into detail about how the truck campers and travel trailers are built from start to finish.

Topics covered in the Lance Factory Tour video include:

• Lamination room where the side walls are constructed (01:00)
• CNC machine with guided router (02:31)
• Wiring for each camper (04:29)
• Upholstery department (05:53)
• Slide-out assembly (06:13)
• Lance travel trailer build (07:39)
• Lance truck camper build (11:56)

You can schedule a Lance Camper Factory Tour by visiting their website .

Below are some of the cool Lance campers we have come across along with a video walk-through.

Lance Hellwig Concept Overland Truck Camper

Lance and Hellwig partnered to build this concept overland truck camper for the 2016 SEMA show in Las Vegas .

The camper is a standard Lance 650 truck camper with an exterior wrap. The truck is the Nissan Titan XD diesel.

According to the representative from Hellwig, the cost of the concept vehicle was just under $120,000.

Lance 1475 Lightweight Travel Trailer

This lightweight travel trailer is under 3,500 lb dry. Our favorite feature is the sitting area with two chairs next to the large windows.

Lance 2075 Euro-Inspired Travel Trailer

Most recently, we got to check out the all new Euro-inspired travel trailer by Lance. This no slide travel trailer is towable by a one ton truck and our favorite feature are the big windows in the bedroom.

Are you considering a Lance Camper? Do you own one? Leave a comment and let me know.

Editor’s Note: This post was originally published on November 14, 2016 and has been updated for comprehensiveness.

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i’m interested in the 22 or 23 lance 2465 trailer. Can u purchase right from the manufacturer and save a bit, rather than purchasing thru an rv sales lot?

Lance only sells through dealers.

Hi, I am interested in buying the Lance 1172 model but need detailed information, a brochure and option listings. Also any other information would be helpful. Also, a listing of dealers in the Tampa Bay Area in Florida. Thank you for your help.

Trying to find dry weight specification for 1994 Lance 3000 slide in camper. Does anybody know where I can find this information?

Have you tried reaching out to Lance customer service?

I looked at the Lance truck campers and they are very nice, however, I decided on an Arctic Fox 990 because it carries around 50 gallons fresh water and has very large black and grey holding tanks (40 gallons each) and also uses two 7 gallon propane tanks. Lance only has 5 gallon prepare tanks and smaller holding tanks. The unit is very well designed and built. If I were to replace it I would get the exact same. Don’t skimp on the truck, this camper needs a true one ton duel rear wheel hauler. I have a 2015 Ford F-350, diesel, crewcab, long bed, F by 4, with a 14,000 GVWR. (You will without a doubt need this much.) Please do not let the camper salesman or truck salesman tell you differently. It really hauls. I bought mine at Thompson RV in Pendleton Oregon. They give ready to roll deal and 10% discount for cash or check. No sales tax in Oregon. Good luck on your quest. I enjoy reading your stories. The Loneoutdoorsman

Thank you for the advice regarding the truck and Artic Fox, we’ve seen a few of their units and they look really nice as well. A truck camper is not at the top of our list in terms of considerations for our next rig but good to know if/when we go that route. Also, thank you for the note about Thompson.

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LANCE® CAMPER RESUMES PLANT TOURS FOR CUSTOMERS

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LANCASTER, CA – April 20, 2022 – Lance, the premier manufacturer of high-quality ultra-light travel trailers and truck campers, announces plant tours at its manufacturing facility in Lancaster, California will start back up next month for the public.

“The plant tour is simply the best way for our customers to see first-hand what makes a Lance a Lance,” states Bob Rogers, Director of Marketing, Lance Camper. “Our plant tour video is our most viewed video in the company’s history, and the only thing better than viewing on screen, is the in-person experience.”

Tours will be available starting in May and will be hosted on the first and third Wednesday of each month, unless otherwise stated. Those interested can register via the company’s website lancecamper.com/factory-tour/ .

About Lance Camper Founded in 1965 with headquarters in Lancaster, CA and a production facility in Decatur, IN, Lance Camper Mfg. Corp. is the premier manufacturer of high-quality, ultra-lightweight composite-built truck campers and travel trailers in North America. Lance’s recent 17th-year win of the RVDA’s prestigious and coveted DSI (Dealer Satisfaction Index) Quality Circle Award reflects both Lance’s product quality and service provided to Lance dealers and consumers. Lance Camper Mfg. Corp. is a subsidiary of REV Group, Inc. . About REV Group, Inc. REV Group® companies are leading designers and manufacturers of specialty vehicles and related aftermarket parts and services, which serve a diversified customer base, primarily in the United States, through three segments: Fire & Emergency, Commercial, and Recreation. They provide customized vehicle solutions for applications, including essential needs for public services (ambulances, fire apparatus, school buses, and transit buses), commercial infrastructure (terminal trucks and industrial sweepers), and consumer leisure (recreational vehicles). REV Group’s diverse portfolio is made up of well-established principal vehicle brands, including many of the most recognizable names within their industry. Several of REV Group’s brands pioneered their specialty vehicle product categories and date back more than 50 years. REV Group trades on the NYSE under the symbol REVG. Investors-REVG

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Soaring Eagle Campers Factory Tour

Truck Camper Magazine lands at the Soaring Eagle factory in Wakarusa, Indiana to experience how their welded aluminum and composite campers are made. Here’s how you build a truck camper structure without a stick of wood. Not a splinter!

In April of 2023, Soaring Eagle launched in Truck Camper Magazine with a laser focus on lightweight and affordable hard side and pop-up truck campers. Targeting both half-ton trucks and first-time buyers, Soaring Eagle aimed to put units on dealer lots at price and weight points rarely seen.

After the announcement, we explored Soaring Eagle Campers at Princess Craft RV in Round Rock, Texas. That experience egged our interest in visiting the Soaring Eagle factory and meeting the team behind these unique campers. Spending time at a factory is the only true way to learn about a build process and absorb the culture that makes a company and its campers what they are. Want to really know a bird? You have to visit the nest.

As is our shop squatting custom, we pulled into Soaring Eagle Campers, parked our rig, walked into the factory, asked endless questions, took tons of pictures, and attempted not to cause too much of a flap for two days. That’s who we are. That’s what we do. Put your seats back and tray tables away. Let’s dig in.

There’s something awesome about completed and ready-to-ship truck campers lined up outside a factory. After all, here are the final results of the team’s design vision and production efforts, awaiting transport to dealers and fellow truck campers across the continent. Another dozen units were behind me when I took this photo totaling a couple dozen Soaring Eagles prepped for takeoff.

Shortly after the first runs of Soaring Eagle Adlar units, the company debuted a platinum grey fiberglass exterior and monotone Soaring Eagle logo and mountain graphics (shown above). The look is decidedly more subtle and modern, and gives customers a choice other than white.

Inside the building on the opposite end of the camper yard is where units begin at Soaring Eagle. Here, on multi-level industrial shelving, we discovered the welded tubular aluminum framing that’s at the core of everything Soaring Eagle manufactures.

The welded aluminum sidewall, floor, and roof frames are made by L&W Engineering in Middlebury, Indiana; approximately 21 miles from Soaring Eagle. By outsourcing the framing to a local vendor, Soaring Eagle can dedicate more of its factory and crew to the production line.

Soaring Eagle’s welded tubular aluminum frames are based on a decade and a half of experience and evolution at Livin’ Lite. Founded in 2003, Livin’ Lite was a camper manufacturer based on this exact same Wakarusa, Indiana campus and a leading pioneer of all-aluminum and composite RV construction.

Livin’ Lite was acquired by Thor Industries in 2013 and put out to pasture in 2018. With Soaring Eagle, the core leadership and production team behind Livin’ Lite has brought back their signature all-aluminum and composite campers without missing a beat.

Evidence of the immensely successful Livin’ Lite history and manufacturing acumen are everywhere at Soaring Eagle. For example, note the frame-to-frame uniformity, aluminum front nose curve, corner gussets, cross braces, and use of different aluminum extrusions for strength and/or weight savings. Livin’ Lite camper frames had many of these attributes, but Soaring Eagle frames represent a significant step forward.

The Soaring Eagle OV-X pop-up sidewall frames are based on the same methodology as the Adlar frames, but utilize thicker aluminum extrusions to achieve the required strength for the pop-up topper.

The focus on striking a keen balance between strength and weight is found throughout the Soaring Eagle factory. Here we see cross sections of Soaring Eagle’s laminated foam core table tops. These are remarkably light in the hands. They’re also quite strong due to their laminated construction.

The dinette table top in our own camper is made from MDF (medium density fiberboard) and easily weighs twice or maybe even three times what these tables weigh. It’s an unmistakable difference.

Soaring Eagle Adlar hard sides and OV-X pop-up campers are made on opposite sides of the Soaring Eagle factory by dedicated teams. The Adlar has a more traditional multi-station production line with one or two people at each station. The OV-X has a smaller team of three and requires only two stations. Between the two camper production lines are materials and equipment shared by both teams.

In the photo above, Terry Waller installs the Rieco-Titan jack brackets on an upside-down OV-X. Camper production often starts upside down for access to lower facets and components before being turned right side up to complete the manufacturing process.

While Terry installed the jack brackets, Trent Wogomon installed the black diamond plate to the underside of the cabover. Again, this step is easier to accomplish with the camper upside down.

The blue film helps to protect the exterior aluminum during manufacturing. Eliminating accidental blemishes from the manufacturing process is a challenge we see at every camper factory we visit.

Soaring Eagle offers a removable jack option that, as the same implies, allows you to easily and quickly remove your Rieco-Titan manual jacks and either store them at home or in your rig. Removing the jacks allows for better off-road performance, improved departure angles, and better fuel mileage.

Soaring Eagle employs 3M VHB Commercial Vehicle tape to adhere the OV-X interior composite wall board to the welded aluminum frame. 3M VHB is a widely used, high-strength, double-sided, acrylic foam tape that fastens to aluminum, steel, glass, plastics, and even painted and power-coated surfaces.

Outside of RV manufacturing, 3M VHB tape is used in a myriad of applications including public transportation (bus manufacturing), construction (high-rise building exterior panels), electronics (your phone), and appliances (washing machines). Chances are, there’s a lot of 3M’s remarkable VHB tape in your life.

Over the years we’ve seen a number of camper and RV factories employing 3M VHB for its unique qualities. Especially important for truck campers, 3M VHB tape eliminates the need for screws, is weather, heat, and cold resistant, and is FDA approved for indirect food contact. After all, humans will be camping in these campers.

Above, Trent is installing the interior Azdel composite panels with the 3M VHB tape. This interior composite panel completes the aluminum exterior skin, welded aluminum frame, and closed-cell foam insulation of the OV-X lower shell.

Once the OV-X lower half was completed, the team put the final touches on an OV-X aluminum and composite roof. In the image above, Scott Newcomer installs a roof vent. After the roof vent is screwed down, self-leveling sealant will be applied.

Next Scott and Trent installed the OV-X soft wall to the perimeter of the roof. This was somewhat akin to putting on a fitted bed sheet; the soft wall material had to be precisely oriented and carefully aligned.

Once the soft wall was installed, the team added the aluminum roof trim. This trim is designed to not only protect the edges and corners of the roof, but also help guide rain away from the soft wall material and camper. You will also note an upside down 200-watt solar panel (center right above) that will be wired and installed on the OV-X roof.

When the top side of the OV-X roof was completed, the roof was picked up with a Vermett Lift allowing the OV-X team to inspect and work on the underside interior of the roof. Above right, Trent is installing the interior trim on a roof vent.

The roof was then rolled over its matching lower half and maneuvered into position. With the camper raised on its Rieco-Titan jacks, the legs of the Vermett Lift can roll underneath the lower half and safely hold the roof in the right location.

Getting the soft wall perfectly aligned took a few adjustments.

Trent and Scott installed and then verified the alignment and function of the lift system before securing the soft wall to the lower half. Soaring Eagle Campers uses a proprietary tubular aluminum lift mechanism with exterior gas struts to assist the process of lifting and lowering. This lift system not only serves as the method the roof is lifted and lowered, but also provides the structural attachment points that connect the roof and lower shell.

On the opposite side of the building from the OV-X production area is the Adlar hard side production line.

In the above image, Martin Sarabia Garcia is installing a sidewall aluminum frame and Azdel composite interior panels for an Adlar 6.5. The aluminum floor, front wall, side walls, rear wall, and roof are screwed together to create the camper form. The assembled frames are then welded to each other for strength and durability.

Between the OV-X and Adlar production lines is a table saw dedicated to cutting closed-cell foam for both camper products. Using a table saw, the closed cell foam can be cut precisely to pressure fit between the aluminum framing.

Roof assembly and wiring are also located between the two production areas. In this image, Joe Parkhurst is using a vertical jig to lay up an aluminum and composite roof, pressure fit the closed-cell foam insulation, and install the wiring for lights and fans.

Back on the Adlar line, Martin was pressure-fitting the closed-cell foam insulation into every square and rectangular frame space. The closed cell foam fits so tight that Martin sometimes needed to trim it a hair or give it a swift whack to seat it in place. This is exactly what you want to see for air-tight insulation.

With the closed cell foam insulation installed, the next step is to weld the aluminum back wall, front wall, side walls, wing walls, and roof frames together. This process completes the welded aluminum cage Soaring Eagle is known for and creates some of the strongest truck camper structures in the business.

Behind the welding helmet is Brock Tuttle. What amazed me about Brock’s work is that the aluminum frames could be welded standing up, and that doing so didn’t burn the closed cell foam or Azdel composite panels. This was a testament to Brock’s skill and physical flexibility as he struck many a pose to steady himself and his welding.

Like the front, side, and rear walls, the aluminum welded Adlar roofs are also pressure fit with closed cell foam insulation. Here, Martin is applying adhesive to the aluminum roof framing in preparation for installing the one-piece fiberglass roof skin.

With the Adlar aluminum frame and shell completed, the windows and interior are installed at the next station. Soaring Eagle uses time-tested and proven single-pane glass windows. In the above photo, Troy Andrews has placed the window into the window opening from the outside. Then Kevin Coblentz positions the window trim of the camper and screws the window tight to the camper structure from the inside out. This is how glass windows have been installed in RVs and campers for decades.

Above: Terry and Gordon taking a look at the first Adlar 6.5XLS

Ideally, I would have photographed Soaring Eagle interiors being installed, but the interior team was working on a prototype and the limited space inside that unit was definitely tight for pictures. This is part of the reality of visiting factories when our schedule and theirs align. As Mic Jagger reminds us, you can’t always get what you want.

Tyler Bradshaw is the trim expert at Soaring Eagle. This is painstaking and detail-oriented work that requires a painstaking and detail-oriented team member.

The aluminum trim comes in standard lengths that need to be cut and fit to the campers. Most of these cuts are routine lengths, but there can be small variations between campers that require the aforementioned eye for detail. Sometimes a section of trim itself needs a bit of trimming to get the fit and finish perfect.

The cut aluminum trim is sharp – note Tyler’s gloves – and requires a balance of technical skill and artistry to set properly. Tyler was in-the-zone and focused on his work.

After Tyler completed the trim work, Kristin Cipov applied silicone sealant. Even though the entire exterior, frame, and structure are aluminum and composite, Soaring Eagle Campers still need to be sealed to keep out the elements.

The big difference with the all-aluminum and composite approach is how a Soaring Eagle Camper should stand up to the test of time. Imagine finding a 2024 Soaring Eagle in 2055 being used as Uncle Bob’s chicken coup. That 31-year-old camper could be hosed out, cleaned up, resealed, and used as a truck camper again. That’s the ‘multi-generation’ material and build quality that started with Livin’ Lite, and continues today with Soaring Eagle Campers.

Towards the end of our visit, we watched the team move a nearly completed unit to the end of the production line. The next day the camper would get its clearance lights, exterior graphics, and interior components installed. After that, it’s on to final finishing, quality control inspections, and out to the camper yard.

Speaking of finished campers, this Adlar 6.5 was ready to go.

Behind the forklift wheel is Troy Andrews. We were excited to see all three Soaring Eagle Partners – Scott Tuttle, Scott Bradshaw, and Troy Andrews – on-site and hands-on every day.

Scott Bradshaw and Troy Andrews are often found in the factory working with the production team. Scott Tuttle works in an adjacent building on marketing and sales. All three were on the Soaring Eagle production line several times a day talking with the team and working on various product and efficiency improvements.

You can’t really see it in the photo, but it was starting to rain when we gathered up the Soaring Eagle crew for a group shot. Another thing you can’t see is the relaxed camaraderie of this team. Many of them worked together at Livin’ Lite and have known each other for decades. That creates an atmosphere of trust and friendship that was on full display during our two days at Soaring Eagle. I’m sure it’s not that way all day every day, but it sure helps when you have a team that understands the mission and works together well.

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Every factory tour experience is different. Some leadership teams let us in the door, point us to the factory floor, and let us do our thing. Others sit us down and pick our brains about industry and marketplace trends before setting us loose. A few rush us through everything in a day, while others practically invite us to set up camp, pick up tools, and get to work.

Scott, Scott, and Troy – three of the Partners of Soaring Eagle Campers – took another route. After showing us the factory and letting us do our magazine thing, they each approached us at different times asking us specific questions about their campers and future projects they were working on. What was most refreshing was the spirit in which these questions were asked. This leadership team is truly focused on making their campers better, and giving the truck camper community what they want and need in an affordable, lightweight camper. They’re in business to do well, but they’re determined to have fun and make one heck of a truck camper while doing it.

On that note, I can say without reservation that Soaring Eagle has some interesting projects in development. I’m not at liberty to explain what these projects are, but you can look forward to some exciting announcements from Wakarusa, Indiana – perhaps sooner than later.

For more information on Soaring Eagle Campers, visit their website at  soaringeaglecampers.com . Click here to request a free Soaring Eagle brochure .

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We begin our Moscow tour beneath the city, exploring the underground palace of the Moscow Metro. From the Square of Revolution station, famous for its huge statues of soviet people (an armed soldier, a farmer with a rooster, a warrior, and more), we’ll move onto some of the most significant stations, where impressive mosaics, columns, and chandeliers will boggle your eyes! Moreover, these stations reveal a big part of soviet reality — the walls depict plenty of Propaganda , with party leaders looking down from images on the walls. Your local guide will share personal stories of his/her family from USSR times, giving you insight into Russia’s complicated past and present. Then we’re coming back up to street level, where we’ll take a break and refuel with some Russian fast food: traditional pancakes, called bliny. And then, stomachs satiated, we are ready to move forward! We’ll take the eco-friendly electric trolleybus, with a route along the Moscow Garden Ring. Used mainly by Russian babushkas(grannies) during the day, the trolleybus hits peak hours in the mornings and evenings, when many locals use it going to and from their days. Our first stop will be the Aviator’s House, one of Stalin’s Seven Sisters, followed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs — and you’ll hear the legends of what has gone on inside the walls. Throughout your Moscow tour, you’ll learn curious facts from soviet history while seeing how Russia exists now, 25 years after the USSR.

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Dress standard: Please wear comfortable shoes for walking. For your Urban Adventure you will be in a small group of a maximum of 12 people

Traveler Reviews

This tour exceeded our expectations. Nikolai (Nick), our tour guide, was very knowledgeable, thorough, and has a great personality. He didn't take shortcuts and really covered everything that was on the agenda in great detail. We saw beautiful metro stations and learned the history behind them, including many of the murals and designs.

We did the tour with Anna her knowledge and understanding of the History surrounding the metro brought the tour alive. Well done Anna!

This tour was amazing!

Anna was a great tour guide. She gave us heaps of interesting information, was very friendly, and very kindly showed us how to get to our next tour.

Amazing beauty and history.

An excellent tour helped by an absolutely amazing guide. Anna gave a great insight into the history of the metro helped by additional material she had prepared.

great tour and guide - thanks again

great will do it again, Miriam ke was very good as a guide she has lived here all here life so knew every interesting detail.a good day