Las Vegas is about to become the center of the RV industry again, and The Happy Camper is counting down to RVDA 2026.
From November 9–13 at Paris Las Vegas, dealers, OEMs, suppliers, service teams, and industry partners will come together to exchange ideas, discover what is new, and have some of the most important conversations shaping the year ahead.
The Happy Camper will be there too, with plenty happening at Booth 618 and a lot we have been looking forward to sharing in person.
We’re excited to bring the full Happy Camper portfolio to RVDA, put it all in one place, and let attendees experience how the different pieces work together across the ownership journey.
See the ownership experience, connected.
The Happy Camper ecosystem in action
RV ownership does not happen in one system or one department. Service questions, roadside needs, warranty concerns, maintenance, customer communication, and post-sale support often move across different teams and platforms.
That is exactly why seeing the Happy Camper portfolio together matters.
At RVDA, we will give the industry a chance to see how the different pieces connect across those moments and how a more coordinated approach can support both owners and the teams serving them.
It is also an opportunity to move beyond product sheets and scheduled demos. Dealers, OEMs, and partners can see the products working together, ask questions, and talk through the real operational and customer-experience challenges they are trying to solve.
The conversations we expect to hear this year
Plenty of RV technology will be on the show floor, but the most interesting conversations will likely focus on how that technology is actually being used.
AI will be a major part of that discussion. The question is becoming less about whether AI belongs in the RV industry and more about where it can be genuinely useful. Can it help teams find information faster? Can it reduce repetitive administrative work? Can it make service history easier to understand? Can it help employees spend more time solving problems and less time searching across disconnected systems?
Those applications can make technology feel practical rather than theoretical.
The same is true for customer experience. The industry has spent years improving the path to purchase, but more attention is shifting toward what happens after delivery. That is where maintenance, service, warranty questions, roadside needs, and long-term customer relationships actually unfold.
Strong RV support depends on how well those moments connect. If information is easier to access, teams are better informed, and owners do not have to restart the process every time they need help, the technology is doing something meaningful.
Bring the real-world challenges to Booth 618
RVDA creates a rare opportunity to have so many sides of the industry in one place, which makes it easier to get specific about the problems teams are actually trying to solve.
For some dealerships, the challenge may be staying connected to customers after delivery. For others, it may be giving service and support teams faster access to the information they need. OEMs may be looking at how vehicle history, customer care, and dealer interactions can work together more effectively.
Those are exactly the conversations we want to have at Booth 618.
Rather than starting with a generic list of features, we can start with the challenge and walk through how the different parts of The Happy Camper ecosystem fit around it.
Find The Happy Camper at Booth 618
RVDA is one of the weeks we look forward to most because there is simply no substitute for having this much of the industry together in one place. This year, we are especially excited to welcome attendees into Booth 618, reconnect with familiar faces, meet new teams, and finally put the full Happy Camper experience in front of the people working on these challenges every day.
Stop by Booth 618 to meet the team, explore the product portfolio, and see how The Happy Camper brings RV technology and RV support together across the ownership experience. Come with a question, a challenge, or just some time to look around.
We’ll see you in Las Vegas.