Last week, Entegra Coach hosted its annual owner’s homecoming event at the Elkhart County 4-H Fairgrounds in Goshen, Indiana. This year approximately 400 luxury diesel coach owners, Entegra Coach staff and suppliers attended to teach and learn about their coaches, celebrate each other and make lasting memories. Nearly 200 coaches arrived and checked in starting May 8 and festivities ran through Friday, May 15, Entegra Coach said in a recent release.
“Homecoming is a special opportunity for our owners to reconnect with fellow enthusiasts, experience the latest innovations from Entegra Coach and celebrate the luxury lifestyle and community that make this brand so unique,” stated Brendon Gendel, national sales manager for Entegra Coach. “On behalf of our entire team, we were proud to welcome everyone back home to Indiana for what proved to be an unforgettable week together.”
Following registration, a milkshake bar, an owner’s swap and pet photos, Gendel kicked off Tuesday afternoon with a welcome address. This was followed by Trey Miller, vice president of marketing, unveiling a sneak peek at both the brand-new Entegra Coach website and retail app. Owners then walked through a full display of new models and spent one-on-one time with the Entegra Coach sales and product development teams. The evening concluded with a happy hour and a BBQ with campfires, games and music.
Wednesday was filled with training classes, tours, yoga, pickleball, prize raffles and a vendor fair. The country themed evening began with a happy hour. This was followed by dinner and the night continued with music from the Hubie Ashcraft Trio. The evening concluded with the tradition of all owners returning to their coaches and turning on their front ‘C’ lights around the fairgrounds.
Training classes resumed and continued throughout the day Thursday. The evening began with a happy hour hosted in the vendor fair building and dinner, then Ryan Eash, general manager of Entegra Coach, addressed the audience and Steve Claude, vice president of customer service, introduced the team responsible for servicing coaches and providing technical support throughout the week, Entegra said. Guests were then treated to a 70s themed night with the band Blammo!
Following breakfast and a prize raffle, the event wrapped up Friday morning and units began to leave the fairgrounds to conclude the 2026 festivities.
“We are proud to host our Entegra Coach owners each year,” stated Ken Walters, CEO of the Jayco-Tiffin Group. “It is good to be able to spend quality time with customers, many I have known for quite a few years.”
Entegra Coach said the event was made possible by Platinum sponsor Spartan RV Chassis, Silver sponsors Global Link Distribution, Airxcel, Lippert, and River Park, along with many more Bronze and Partner level sponsors and a long list of supporters.
