About Us

They started Frontier Furniture in 1973 when no one else was  commercially producing hand peeled log furniture. When they sold in  2002, Frontier Furniture was servicing close to a 100 dealers and had a  thriving presence on the web. They also built and managed five  drive-thru espresso companies as well as a video production company.

After the sale of their furniture and coffee companies, the Clarks  invested heavily in commercial real-estate. They were just finishing up  the infrastructure on a large land development in Costa Rica when the  financial crash came. Joe describes the experience as like being in the  drivers seat of a sports car and for no reason the car just would no  longer run and was impossible to repair. Thats a story for Joe to tell  you about face to face…..

This is not the first time the Clarks have had to start over. Their  furniture manufacturing facility was located in the Montana woods which  made it impossible to get insurance so when the facility burned they had  to start over. It took years of hard work and tenacity but they got up  and running again. Well at least until they were woke up in the middle  of the night from the sound of another fire. They had just built and  moved into their new house. As a result of the loss they could no longer  sustain the payments so they had to move themselves and their three  children out of the house and into a small well used mobile home. Wisdom  prevailed so before rebuilding again they relocated the business to an  insurable location. The Clarks are people with a strong faith in God and  have always excepted their adversities as blessings. They are always  willing share about the good things that came out of their adversities  and are looking forward to where this latest “start over” is going to  take them. As Joe quotes, “all things work together for good for those  who love the Lord” and “The plan will always be to put our faith in God,  pray, and appreciate the blessings we have”.

The Clark's had been running two businesses when the pandemic hit. EclipseRover.com and GenesisBiochar.com. Both businesses came to a halt as Covid shut things down. They saw an opportunity to help others and themselves by providing a way for people to safely work and travel. Thus the motorhome business was born. They found a niche in the 4x4 motorhome market and have built a good network of resources to get them. Supply is still sparse across the United States but their low overhead business model gives them the unique ability to find and secure just about any make and model of RV.