Which RV is Right for Me?
If you’re not familiar with the various types of RVs available, here’s a brief overview of some common RV types.
Class A Motor Homes - Gas & Diesel
Class A Motor Homes are available with gasoline engines and diesel (diesel pushers) and are build on specially designed truck or bus chassis. RV slide outs are available to greatly increase the living space when setup and camping. The entire under carriage is designed for storage, much like the baggage area of a bus. The Class A motor home has grown in popularity to be the most popular motorized RV on the road today.
Class B Motor Homes - Gas & Diesel
From the outside, the Class B motor home looks like an oversized van. They are also commonly known as camper vans. Inside, the van is tall enough for standing room. Even though there is a kitchen, living room, and a bathroom, it is very small. The toilet and shower are combined into one space. Since these motor homes are the smallest, they are the easiest to drive and have the best fuel economy. Parking the vehicle also convenient because of its size.
Class C Motor Homes - Gas & Diesel
Class C Motor Home is built on a truck chassis, with the front cab and doors of a van or pickup. Even though some up to 40 feet, most are 21-32 feet in length. Most include slide outs to increase living space while camping. With gas engines being the most common, a variety of diesel engines are offered by most RV manufactures. The wide variety of sizes of Class Cs makes a variety of options that include bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, dining and living area.
Fifth Wheels
Fifth-Wheels can be up to 40 feet in the more luxurious and more expensive modes. Most have slide outs to increase the living space while camping and have bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, dining table and living area. Fifth Wheel RV’s require a medium to heavy duty pick up with a special hitch installed in the bed.
Travel Trailers
Fifth-Wheels can be up to 40 feet in the more luxurious and more expensive modes. Most have slide outs to increase the living space while camping and have bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, dining table and living area. Fifth Wheel RV’s require a medium to heavy duty pick up with a special hitch installed in the bed.
Destination Trailers
Destination Trailers are the original tiny home. tend to have some of the highest quality amenities, including full sized washers/dryers, residential refrigerators, and many of the options that are more typical of a home than a travel trailer. The destination trailer is a perfect option those who want to find a spot, and settle down for a while before heading home.
