Family-owned Canadian campervan builder, VanLife Campers, has announced it will be moving to a new premises in early 2026 after acquiring a brand-new building in Montreal.

The new facility covers almost 85,000 square feet and marks a major milestone in the company’s history as it seeks to maintain its position as a leading Class B recreational vehicle manufacturer in Canada.

VanLife Campers says that this move will help the company significantly increase its annual production and also create a significant number of new jobs in the area, mainly in production, service, quality control, and research and development.

Catherine Vachon, Vice-President of the company, said: “This acquisition is much more than a real estate investment. It embodies our commitment to better serving our customers, pushing our limits, and providing impeccable service that matches the trust we’ve earned over nearly a decade.”

VanLife Campers says its mission is to offer 100 per cent electric self-sufficient vehicles, insulated for all four seasons, and built with premium-quality materials and unique craftsmanship.

The company is a family business that was founded almost a decade ago by David Vachon. His sister Catherine soon joined the company, and it continues on its aim to offer RVs that are built to last for those who want to embrace everyday adventure.