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Diesel Pusher Motorhome
(top seller shown, many brands available)The class A motorhome is characterized as having a bus style chassis and shape. The lower end class A's are mostly front gas engine equipped, while more expensive ones are known as "diesel pushers." These have a diesel engine in the rear of the coach. At the top of this group you'll find luxury models that easily eclipse the half million dollar mark.
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Class A (Gas) Motorhome
(top seller shown, many brands available)The class A motorhome is characterized as having a bus style chassis and shape. The lower end class A's are mostly front gas engine equipped, while more expensive ones are known as "diesel pushers." These have a diesel engine in the rear of the coach. At the top of this group you'll find luxury models that easily eclipse the half million dollar mark. At the lowest end the price of admission is about $65,000.
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Class C Motorhome
(top seller shown, many brands available)Most Class C's are built on a cutaway chassis that comes complete with manufactured cab. Easily recognizable by the bed-over-cab design these units are almost always gas powered and seldom grow beyond 30 ft. They often sleep up to eight and are a favorite among families. Features and luxury options create a price range of $60,000 to well over $100,000.
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Toy Hauler Motorhome
(top seller shown, many brands available)Most Class C's are built on a cutaway chassis that comes complete with manufactured cab. Easily recognizable by the bed-over-cab design these units are almost always gas powered and seldom grow beyond 30 ft. They often sleep up to eight and are a favorite among families. Features and luxury options create a price range of $60,000 to well over $100,000. The specially designed "Toy Hauler" models offer a cargo area for ATV's or Motorcycles.
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Travel Trailer
(top seller shown, many brands available)Most of these units will require a pickup truck or a truck-based vehicle, such as a Suburban or a full-size van for towing. Trailers have a major advantage over the motorhome when it is set up for living, since the tow vehicle is free for local transportation. Conversely, the trailer is only available for use when stopped, as opposed to the motorhome's facilities, which are available while moving.
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Fifth Wheel
(top seller shown, many brands available)Designed to be pulled with a pickup truck, fifth wheels offer increased storage, easy towing, and spacious living quarters. For anyone seeking maximum living space for a given trailer length, the fifth-wheel trailer category is the place to look. "Fivers," as they are sometimes called, pretty much have become the RV of choice for most full-time RVers.
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Toy Hauler (Travel Trailer)
(top seller shown, many brands available)Most of these units will require a pickup truck or a truck-based vehicle, such as a Suburban or a full-size van for towing. Trailers have a major advantage over the motorhome when it is set up for living, since the tow vehicle is free for local transportation. Conversely, the trailer is only available for use when stopped, as opposed to the motorhome's facilities, which are available while moving. The specially designed "Toy Hauler" models offer a cargo area for ATV's or Motorcycles.
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Toy Hauler (Fifth Wheel)
(top seller shown, many brands available)Designed to be pulled with a pickup truck, fifth wheels offer increased storage, easy towing, and spacious living quarters. For anyone seeking maximum living space for a given trailer length, the fifth-wheel trailer category is the place to look. "Fivers," as they are sometimes called, pretty much have become the RV of choice for most full-time RVers. The specially designed "Toy Hauler" models offer a cargo area for ATV's or Motorcycles.
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Hybrid Camper
(top seller shown, many brands available)A nice mix of travel trailer and tent camper, the hybrid camper offers a greater sleeping capacity than most travel trailers with the benefit of a full size bathroom which is lacking in the tent camper. These easy to tow lightweights are perfect for weekenders and those looking to move up from tent camping or tent campers.
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Park Model
(top seller shown, many brands available)For those RVers and campers who like to spend the summer at their favorite campground near the lake, or for those who prefer to head South during the winter, park models (also referred to as park trailers) are often an economical and convenient alternative for long-term or seasonal camping. When set, park trailers may be connected to utilities necessary for operation of installed fixtures and appliances. It's built on a single chassis which is mounted on wheels.
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Tent Camper
(top seller shown, many brands available)For a young family wanting the minimum-cost RV, the folding trailer or tent trailer is a good place to start. These lightweights are relatively inexpensive, yet offer lots of sleeping capacity: usually a pair of double beds, plus the dinette converts into a double bed in most models. Since most tent trailers utilize canvas for side-wall construction, they offer many of the advantages of sleeping in a tent -- you can still hear the birds or the wind while being protected from most of the elements.
