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After
many unforgettable trips with the family into Canada's wilderness
playground, the future of the Campkin family changed forever.
"We had a great time and totally fell in love with the camping
experience," says Brad Campkin, president
and son of Campkin's founder, Mr. Laurie Campkin.
"After plenty of discussion, my dad decided this was the
business for us!"
Laurie opened CedarWoods Trailers in 1973, then changed
its name to Campkin's Camping Centre in 1977. Brad became
a full partner in 1988 and, upon his father's passing, assumed day-to-day
operations of the business in 1991.
Today, Campkin's Camping Centre is a bustling business with
a superb selection of recreation vehicles, and related parts and
service products, along with one of the largest parts inventories
in the entire region!
"The reason for our success is no secret," says Brad Campkin,
"It's simply our dedication to customer satisfaction. Our clients
are pleased with the quality of service they receive and that's
why we have so much repeat business. Providing value in customer
service drives everything we do!"
The camping industry is constantly changing, so Campkin's
always stays on top of the latest trends. Our sales team also keep
a large inventory, they ensure and offer a wide selection of camping
trailers and products, at competitive prices.
Their experienced staff is another reason for Campkin's success.
The sales team works with you to determine your short term and long
term needs. They know you don't want to see a hundred trailers --
just the few that best suit your needs.
Campkin's moved to its present location on Highway 12
in Myrtle Station (north Whitby) in 1989. The new location provided
the space for a large showroom and an ample outside display area.
Campkin's also boasts a unique new service facility. Every
year the store has expanded with new products and a larger inventory
of parts. In fact, Campkin's has the largest parts facility
in the area with a service and parts department that is open year-round.
The fact is, people come to Campkin's because they're virtually
assured to get what they need.
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