The Century Center opens its doors Friday for people all over the area interested in traveling and camping.

The 34th Annual Valley RV and Camping Show will continue through the weekend.

Whether you're looking for that house on wheels or simply something small to sleep in while you're, there are lots of options. "There's something for everybody" at the show, says Mark Bowersox with the Recreation Vehicle Indiana Council. Units showcased at the exhibit range in price from $4,000 to $420,000.

Bowersox says the last months there has been a resurgence in the business and more optimism among the industry. "If you look at the economic conditions that have impacted the RV industry, things have really started to stabilize. The stock market's stabilized, for the most part gas prices have stabilized and consumer confidence is stabilizing and then maybe even growing a little bit."

That grow in consumer confidence has prompted more sales this year than last year. That has also translated to companies, especially in Elkhart County, hiring workers back.

Also since the bounce-back, it seems that many companies are going green. It's a new trend that's been popular since the days of $4/gallon gas. Not only are these green RV's a hit for the eco-friendly traits, but they give people with small vehicles an option to tow. "There are some more options with light-weight and newer materials that are emerging right now to be able to pull it with that family mini-van or behind that Honda Civic."

The show will be open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. both Friday and Saturday. And open from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Tickets to the show are $4 a person with free admission for kids 15 and under.