All Seasons RV began in the early 1970's as a dream of Gene and Pauline Halverson, to provide an opportunity for families to enjoy the great outdoor experience in the comfort and safety of a Recreational Vehicle known now as a RV. RV's are now defined as drivable, Class A Motorhomes and Class C Motorhomes on a Cutaway Van Chassis and Class B Motorhomes on a Van Chassis that is customized with all the amenities of their larger counterparts, just placed in a very small space. Then comes the towable RV, which includes: Travel Trailers, Fifth Wheels, and Tent Trailers, in all sizes and shapes. Pickup Campers are designed for the family that enjoys other outdoor activities with other toys or pets. The evolution of the camping experience has been very rapid, starting from the very small and basic comforts to what we see today in the large luxury RV's with everything that is in our homes and in many cases, more than is in our homes. This evolution has happened in a very quick 50 year period. It has been exciting to experience this from the inside. This same growth has happened to the places we now call campgrounds. In the beginning, we only needed a wide spot in the road. Now, we have the luxury camping resorts of today with swimming pools, tennis courts and golf courses. The RV Industry has not been without it's trials. In the early 70's, we had fuel shortages and line ups at the pumps. The late 70's had inflation rates that were incredible which brought on the 80's, with an economic down turn and high interest rates for financing, in both wholesale and retail. The 90's was a period of huge growth and everyone who ever thought about getting into the RV industry jumped in with both feet, making the competition for sales very difficult. Then 2006 came and the economy crunch hit. Many who jumped in with both feet sank. There was a period of just pulling together and holding on for dear life as the economy began it's come-back. The threat of today is the possibility of $5.00 per gallon cost for fuel. Central Washington State happens to be heavily blessed with recreational destinations within a 100 mile journey. The sky is the limit for outdoor fun. We are fortunate to live in a region with great weather and wonderful outdoor resources. The only thing left is for us to enjoy it with our families. Our job is to bring this experience to you. Gene Halverson Jr., President
