Ontario is the strongest strategic location for Camping World due to its dominant role in Canada’s RV supply chain.

The proportion and trajectory of recreational vehicle (RV) shipments to Canada present a strong business case for Camping World Holdings, Inc. to expand its operations or relocate key hubs to the region. While the U.S. market is currently experiencing a “market correction,” including a 24% decline in wholesale shipments in 2023 (Moreau, 2026), the Canadian market continues to show high demand, heavy reliance on imports, and record‑breaking retail performance (Bush, 2026).

Camping World could introduce integrated outdoor bundles that combine solar‑power systems with activity‑specific gear. With sustainable RVs projected to reach 10% market penetration by 2028 (Moreau, 2026) and nearly 90% of Canadian campers participating in secondary activities such as hiking (60%), fishing (50%), and canoeing or kayaking (30%) (Bush, 2026), these curated packages would appeal to eco‑conscious, adventure‑driven consumers. This approach aligns with the company’s “unique and comprehensive assortment of RV products” (Camping World Holdings, Inc., n.d.) and strengthens its position among active outdoor enthusiasts.

Camping World’s portfolio includes RV sales, outdoor equipment, Good Sam membership services, and a wide range of aftermarket products designed to enhance the RV lifestyle. The company emphasizes its strategic focus on expanding dealership locations, strengthening its omnichannel retail capabilities, and growing its Good Sam loyalty program.

The Canadian RV market is defined by a large number of independent retailers and a strong dependence on U.S. manufacturing. Canada currently has 1,128 RV dealers and 1,753 RV rental and leasing companies, creating a fragmented yet mature competitive environment where Camping World’s national‑scale service model could provide a significant advantage