Leisure Travel Vans

About Leisure Travel Vans

Leisure Travel Vans (LTV) builds Class B and Class C motorhomes — the Unity (Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis) and Wonder (Ford Transit chassis) lines — in Winkler, Manitoba, Canada. LTV was founded in 1978 in Gretna, Manitoba by Reg and Saide Harder. In 2008 it was acquired by Triple E Recreational Vehicles (founded 1965 in Winkler by P.W. Enns), which in 2010 consolidated Triple E and LTV into a single operation, discontinuing Triple E's own Class A motorhome, travel trailer, and fifth-wheel production to focus solely on Class B/C motorhomes now sold under the Leisure Travel Vans brand. Leisure Travel Vans is a brand of Triple E Recreational Vehicles.

How they build

Since 1965 the parent company has pursued what its own materials call "pursuing better" — continuous innovation in compact motorhome design, exemplified by industry firsts like the first automated Murphy Bed in a Class C motorhome — while maintaining a family-owned, community-oriented manufacturing culture in Winkler.

• Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Class C motorhomes
• Ford Transit Class C motorhomes
• Automated Murphy Bed layouts
• Compact luxury motorhome interiors
• Triple Diamond dealer program

Milestones

1. 1965Parent company Triple E Recreational Vehicles founded in Winkler, Manitoba by P.W. Enns
2. 1978Leisure Travel Vans founded in Gretna, Manitoba by Reg and Saide Harder
3. 2002First North American Class B motorhome built on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis
4. 2008Leisure Travel Vans acquired by Triple E Recreational Vehicles
5. 2009Unity U24MB introduced, the industry's first Class C motorhome with an automated queen Murphy Bed
6. 2016Wonder launched on the Ford Transit chassis