Kropf Industries

Kropf Industries builds park model RVs at its plant on S.R. 15 in Goshen, Indiana, and sells them through authorized dealers to campgrounds, RV resorts and private buyers.

The line is organised into series. The Eldorado is the top of the range, with the longest list of standard features, floorplans and customization options. The Island series offers 14 floorplans with a large set of standard features and optional upgrades. The Lakeside series is the entry-level line, styled for practical functionality. A separate Canadian park model lineup provides 538 square feet of living space, in existing floorplans or custom layouts.

The company traces its start to 1946, when its founder built a travel trailer for his own family and a dealer asked to buy it. Production moved to a converted dairy barn north of Goshen in 1949, ran through mobile homes and modulars until the final mobile home came off the line in 1981, and then concentrated on park models. The business took the Kropf Industries name in 1998 and is still led by the founding family.

Buyers work through dealers rather than the factory. The company will point a caller to the nearest authorized Kropf dealer, answer questions about specific models, or send current literature. Prices are not published.