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Discover the Lance Camper Factory Tour in California
The Lance Camper Factory Tour in Lancaster, CA, offers RV and outdoor enthusiasts a behind-the-scenes look at how one of America’s top-rated lightweight campers and travel trailers is built. Since 1965, Lance Camper Manufacturing Corporation has been known for its superior craftsmanship, precision engineering, and innovation in recreational vehicles.
During the guided factory tour, guests walk through the full production line — from raw materials to finished campers. You’ll see how lightweight aluminum framing, composite walls, cabinetry, and advanced systems are assembled by hand and machine. The tour reveals the meticulous attention to detail that makes Lance campers renowned for quality and durability.
Why it’s special:
Lance combines cutting-edge technology with old-fashioned craftsmanship to build campers that last for decades. Touring the factory gives you an insider’s view of how innovation and California pride fuel one of the country’s most respected RV brands.
History/Story of Lance Camper
Lance Camper was founded in 1965 in North Hollywood, California, with a mission to produce durable, comfortable, and lightweight truck campers for outdoor adventurers. As demand grew, the company relocated to a larger facility in Lancaster, where it remains today.
Now part of REV Recreation Group, Lance has expanded its product line to include travel trailers and toy haulers while continuing to set the standard for premium craftsmanship. Known for its commitment to sustainability and customer satisfaction, Lance proudly manufactures every camper in the USA.
What You’ll See & Do on the Lance Camper Tour
Walk through the manufacturing floor and observe campers at every stage of production.
See lightweight aluminum framing and lamination processes up close.
Watch craftsmen install cabinetry, wiring, plumbing, and interiors by hand.
Learn about the materials and testing that ensure long-lasting durability.
Explore finished models and learn about customization options.
Meet knowledgeable guides who explain the design philosophy behind each model.
Hands-On Elements: Guided Q&A, tactile material samples, and opportunities to view finished RVs.
Photo/Video Policy: Photography allowed in designated areas only; no photos of employees or proprietary processes.
Souvenirs & Extras:
Visitor brochures, Lance apparel, and branded accessories available in the lobby
Viewing area for new models and RV layouts
Pricing of Lance Camper Factory Tour
Admission: Free
Reservations: Required (no walk-ins permitted)
Group Tours: Available by request for clubs, dealers, and RV groups
Practical Info for Visiting Lance Camper Factory
Duration: ~60–75 minutes
Format: Guided walking tour of active production areas
Schedule & Seasonality: Tours offered most weekdays by appointment; closed weekends and holidays
Audience: RV enthusiasts, outdoor travelers, engineers, and families (ages 10+)
Accessibility: Tour areas accessible; moderate walking required
Safety & Restrictions:
Closed-toe shoes required
Minimum age: 10 years
Stay with tour guide at all times
Languages: English
Group & School Visits: Group tours and educational visits available with advance booking
What to Bring/Wear: Closed-toe shoes, comfortable clothing, and curiosity about RV design
Facilities: Visitor lobby, restrooms, free parking
Closures & Downtime: Closed on weekends, holidays, and during production shutdowns
Location & Booking
Getting There: Located north of Los Angeles near Hwy 14; free parking available onsite
Booking: Reserve factory tours via LanceCamper.com or by phone
Cancellation & Refunds: Not applicable (free admission); rescheduling allowed by request
On-Site Extras: Viewing lounge with finished units, model display area, visitor center
Nearby
Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve
Edwards Air Force Base Museum
Downtown Lancaster BLVD District
FAQs About Visiting the Lance Camper Factory Tour
Is the tour free?
Yes, the Lance Camper Factory Tour is completely free, but reservations are required.
Can I see the entire production process?
Yes, you’ll walk through the main assembly line and see each step of camper construction.
Are kids allowed?
Children ages 10 and up may join the tour when accompanied by an adult.
Can I take photos?
Photography is allowed in select areas but not near proprietary machinery or active production.
Do I need to book ahead?
Yes, all visitors must reserve in advance; walk-ins are not accepted.
Can I see finished RV models?
Yes, completed campers and trailers are available for viewing at the end of the tour.
How long does the tour last?
The full tour typically takes about one hour, depending on group size and questions.
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