Located at 1966 Velp Avenue in Howard, Vandervest Harley-Davidson isn’t just a dealership — it’s an experience. Stepping through its doors is like entering a cozy, up-north cabin, a far cry from the typical showroom. This unique atmosphere, combined with a dedication to customer service and a passion for the Harley-Davidson legacy, has cemented Vandervest as a cornerstone of the local motorcycle community.
What sets Vandervest apart is its distinctive design. Forget sterile, industrial spaces. Here, you’ll find warm wood accents, a stone patio, and a back deck overlooking the serene Duck Creek. It’s a place where riders can gather, share stories, and simply enjoy the camaraderie that comes with the Harley-Davidson lifestyle.
But the appeal goes beyond aesthetics. Vandervest Harley-Davidson boasts a rich history and a deep respect for the brand. From showcasing Harley-Davidson anniversary bikes to displaying a piece of motorcycle history in the form of one of Evil Knievel’s motorcycles, the dealership pays homage to the iconic brand’s heritage.
The commitment to excellence extends to the service department, where Harley-certified technicians ensure that every bike receives top-notch care. This dedication to quality has earned Vandervest Harley-Davidson multiple Harley-Davidson Circle of Excellence awards, a testament to their unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction.
Beyond sales and service, Vandervest Harley-Davidson is deeply ingrained in the community. They actively participate in local events and support charitable causes, demonstrating a genuine desire to give back. Their involvement in events benefiting organizations like Exceptional Equestrians highlights their commitment to making a positive impact.
For those looking to join the Harley-Davidson family, or for seasoned riders seeking a reliable dealership, Vandervest Harley-Davidson offers a unique and welcoming environment. Whether you’re browsing the latest models, getting your bike serviced, or simply enjoying the ambiance, you’ll find a team of passionate individuals ready to assist you.
What makes Vandervest Harley-Davidson even more diverse, is that it also provides the community with two banquet facilities where individuals can hold a wide variety of events from weddings, wedding ceremonies, and private parties to business meetings or even celebrations of life. The two venues, Olde 41 and The Duck Blind, offer versatile event spaces each with their own character.
The Olde 41 space is located in the upper level of Vandervest Harley-Davidson. It features exposed wooden beams, a stone fireplace, and a spacious reception area. There is also a hand carved wood mezzanine overlooking the Harley-Davidson showroom. Olde 41 offers flexible seating arrangements to accommodate various group sizes and has an outdoor deck and patio area overlooking picturesque Duck Creek.
The Duck Blind venue is situated alongside Duck Creek with a wrap-around porch for guests to enjoy the tranquil environment. The space has rustic décor with barn beams, barn boards, and an antique fireplace while also offering the modern conveniences of state of the art audio visual equipment.
In essence, Vandervest facilities’ Olde 41 and The Duck Blind provide unique and memorable settings for a variety of events, combining rustic elegance with natural beauty.
Their online presence, including their official websites vvhd.com and Olde41.com and dedicated customer review site vvhdreviews.com, provide easy access to information and allows customers to share their experiences.
In a world where customer service can sometimes feel impersonal, Vandervest Harley-Davidson stands out. It’s a place where the passion for riding is palpable, where the community is valued, and where the “up-north” charm creates an unforgettable experience. So, if you’re ever in Green Bay, be sure to stop by Vandervest Harley-Davidson and experience the difference for yourself. You might just find your new favorite riding destination.
photo caption: Pictured from Vandervest Harley-Davidson, from left to right, are Eric and Dixie Kinnard, Rick and Lynn Vandervest, Erik and Amy Vandervest.
