Bigfoot RV

Bigfoot RV has been molding fiberglass truck campers and travel trailers in British Columbia's North Okanagan since 1978 — a brand revived in 2010 when former operations manager Grant Bilodeau bought back the Bigfoot name, molds, and assets and restarted production after a recession-era shutdown. Their signature is a precision two-piece molded fiberglass shell, fused with high-density insulation into a seamless, weather-sealed unit built for four seasons. The challenge was a site that conveyed that craftsmanship and premium, quality-over-quantity positioning instead of reading like a generic RV catalogue.

We built a fast, brochure-led site on Astro, deployed on Cloudflare's edge, organized around how buyers actually evaluate a four-season RV: the truck-camper lineup — the lighter 1500 series and premium 2500 series — alongside the 2500-series travel trailers, with their cold-weather construction front and centre. Model photography is served from a dedicated image CDN and run through Astro's optimization pipeline for crisp, fast-loading visuals, and a dealer directory routes shoppers to authorized dealers across Canada and the United States.

The result presents Bigfoot as the premium, Canadian-made manufacturer it is — quick to load, durable with no plugins to break, and built to move a visitor from a model page to a nearby dealer in a couple of clicks. As the lineup and dealer network grow, the architecture adds new models and locations without a rebuild.