nüCamp Then and Now

2017 New England, Ohio, Road Trip


This evening all üCamp17 participants were invited to the factory where Joe Mullet treated us to a history of Pleasant Valley Trailers. Joe’s journey from not even knowing what a teardrop trailer was to being the leader in the field over the course of fifteen years is truly an amazing story. The two of us learned more of the back story and were reminded of the parts of the story in which we played a part. Then we moved on to our tour out on the factory floor, a rare treat. Ever since the factory moved to its current location on Belden Parkway, factory tours have been conducted on the mezzanine allowing visitors to look down on the operations. Tonight we were able to approach and peer into individual units under construction meaning we owners all learned so much more about our trailers, got to see the quality components, and even see the CNC machine in operation!


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