В штате Мичиган наградили лучший кемпинг, инновационный дилерский центр и новый автодом Keystone Montana

На ежегодном собрании ассоциации производителей жилья и кемпингов штата Мичиган победителями стали кемпинг Woodland Shores, дилер Veurink's RV & Marine и автодом Keystone Montana. Представители отрасли получили награды за выдающиеся достижения в гостеприимстве, внедрении инноваций и качестве продукции перед аудиторией более 131 миллиона туристов, ежегодно посещающих регион.

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With a keynote speaker who praised Michigan’s “simplicity of escape” for RVers and campers, Woodland Shores RV Resort, Veurink’s RV & Marine and the Keystone Montana were the big winners Monday at the 2026 Annual Meeting of the Michigan Manufactured Housing, RV, and Campground Association (MMHRVCA), held at the Vibe Credit Union Showplace in Novi, Mich. – site of the 37th Annual Fall Detroit RV & Camping Show, Sept. 30 to Oct. 4. MMHRVCA is the umbrella association that includes the Michigan Association of RVs and Campgrounds (MARVAC) and the Michigan Manufactured Housing Association (MMHA). The keynote was delivered by Michigan House of Representatives Democratic Floor Leader John Fitzgerald, who represents the 83rd House District, including the city of Wyoming and other Kent County communities. In his presentation, Fitzgerald praised the benefits of RVing and camping in Michigan, and the efforts of the people in those industries to help tourists discover all that the Great Lakes State has to offer. Noting that Michigan draws over 131 million tourists annually, Fitzgerald said every $1 spent on the Pure Michigan tourism campaign results in $10 of economic impact. But while Pure Michigan does a great job in illustrating the state’s destinations, it should also promote RVing, camping and outdoor recreation. “It needs to tell the whole story,” said Fitzgerald, who also mentioned that Michigan’s manufactured housing industry helps provide a solution for the state’s lack of affordable housing. In addition to the standard association business — which included updates by Executive Director John Lindley on several legislative and regulatory issues affecting the state’s RV and campground industries — MARVAC Board Chairman Ryan Krenek of Krenek RV in Coloma, Mich., handed out three awards. Campground of the Year: Woodland Shores RV Resort, Mears, Mich. “Woodland Shores RV Resort provides an exceptional camping experience that combines beautiful Lake Michigan scenery, spacious sites, modern amenities and outstanding hospitality. From its private beach and breathtaking sunsets to its family-friendly atmosphere, engaging activities and welcoming staff, Woodland Shores creates lasting memories for guests of all ages,” Krenek said during the awards presentation. Dealership Innovation: Veurink’s RV & Marine, Grand Rapids, Mich. “Veurink’s RV is awarded for their forward-thinking approach to enhancing customer experience, investing in its employees, and strengthening its community. Through creative technology solutions, innovative sales processes, employee development initiatives, and meaningful community partnerships, Veurink’s continues to set a high standard for innovation while demonstrating that lasting success is built on people, purpose, and a commitment to continuous improvement,” Krenek said. RV of the Year: Keystone Montana “The Montana is awarded for its exceptional redesign, combining innovative engineering with elevated style and comfort. Featuring a newly engineered frame, refreshed exterior and interior design options, and an industry-leading five-year frame and structural warranty, the Montana continues to raise the bar for quality and reinforces its reputation as a leader in the full-profile fifth-wheel market,” Krenek said.