R pod annual group campout

It looks like they are made in Goshen, IN.

Terry

I believe the R-Pod is made in Elkhart.  Potato Creek is a state park and it look very nice.  Also, Shipshewana is not very far and is a beautiful area.  I have stayed there in a hotel, but have family that camps there each year.  There is a wonderful Amish restaurant with great food and not very expensive either.  They also have the Amish flea market each week where the local Amish population brings all kinds of things ot market.  The flea market is huge and I believe it takes up an entire block. The Amish buggies are everywhere and the people are fasinating and very kind.  There are also lots of small gift shops in the area with crafts and fun things to see and do.  I remember Yoders where you can buy about anything.  There are also salvage yards from the camper factories in the area.  You can purchase trailer parts/pieces  there and lots cheaper than retail.  I remember they had cabinets, drawer handles, water heaters, bathroom fixtrues, nuts, bolts, and just about anything that would be in a mobile unit.  Maybe someone from Indiana would know more about the area and compare pricing, etc.  I wonder if you would get a group discount.

It was Campyman.  He wrote as follows, "Potatoe Creek Indiana eh. Sounds like a decent idea. Would be fun touring the factory and seeing where our beloved campers were "born".

Okay, nobody is coming up with a place, so how about Missouri?  As far as numbers/members goes it's a good place.  Either that or where the R-Pod is made.  I can't think of where that is!

Terry