Micro
Benefits
  • Surprisingly capable kitchen and bath amenities
  • Can be stored in most standard garages
  • Towable by a wide variety of vehicles
  • Designed to make camping more often easier
  • Easy to maneuver
Considerations
  • Most comfortable for 2-3 people
  • Lower cargo capacities
  • Minimal campsite setup

 

STEP 1 First, how would you like to get to your adventure? (SELECT ONE)

I’d like to drive my RV
I’d like to tow my RV

Types of RVs

Micro RVs

Perfect for lone wolves or couples, Micro RVs offer compact convenience without sacrificing comfort. Explore the benefits and considerations of these small but mighty RVs.

Travel Trailers

The most versatile option, travel trailers cater to a variety of travel styles and group sizes. Learn what sets them apart and how they offer the flexibility to explore your way.

Toy Haulers

For the adventure seekers who travel with gear, toy haulers combine living space with a garage area for oversized toys like motorcycles and ATVs. Discover why they’re a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts.

Fifth Wheels

If luxury and space are your priorities, fifth wheels deliver. With spacious layouts and premium amenities, find out why these RVs are perfect for extended stays on the road with your whole crew.

Park Trailers

Looking for a home away from home? Park Trailers provide a semi-permanent setup that’s ideal for long-term use. Learn about their benefits and how they can enhance your RV lifestyle.

Class B, C and A Motorhomes

From the compact and nimble class b to the spacious and fully-featured class a, Motorhomes offer a wide range of options. Get insights into which class fits your needs and how they make traveling a delight.

Expert Tips on RV Selection

Choosing the right RV involves more than just size and style—it’s about meeting your unique travel needs. Our experts recommend these strategies:

  • Consider Your Travel Frequency: Frequent travelers may prefer motorhomes for convenience, while weekenders might opt for towable travel trailers.
  • Think About Your Group Size: Traveling solo or with a large family? Match your RV type to your space needs.
  • Budget Smartly: Look at total cost of ownership, including maintenance, storage and insurance.

Comparative RV Features

Not sure which type of RV is right for you? Check out our comparison chart that breaks down the key features of each RV type, making it easy to choose the one that best fits your lifestyle.

RV Type Size Range Key Features Best For Considerations
Micro RVs 10 - 20 feet Compact, easy to tow, basic amenities Solo travelers, couples Limited space, basic facilities
Travel Trailers 13 - 40 feet Versatile, wide range of layouts, family-friendly Families, flexible travel styles Requires a tow vehicle, can be challenging to maneuver
Toy Haulers 20 - 40 feet Built-in garage for toys, living space Outdoor enthusiasts, adventure seekers Larger footprint, may require heavy-duty tow vehicle
Fifth Wheels 25 - 45 feet Spacious, luxurious, multiple slide-outs Long-term stays, luxury seekers Requires a pickup truck with a special hitch
Park Trailers 35 - 45 feet Designed for semi-permanent setup, home-like amenities Seasonal stays, semi-permanent living Not ideal for frequent moves, needs a setup location
Class B Motorhomes 16 - 22 feet Compact, self-contained, easy to drive Solo travelers, couples, weekend trips Limited interior space, fewer amenities
Class C Motorhomes 20 - 33 feet Versatile, often includes over-cab sleeping area Families, short to mid-length trips Bulkier than class B, but more space
Class A Motorhomes 26 - 45 feet Largest, most luxurious, full amenities Full-time RVers, luxury travel High cost, requires significant driving skill

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