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Which RV Type Do You Need?
Planning a getaway on wheels but aren’t sure which RV is the perfect match?
We’ve broken down three popular choices into two main categories:
those you pull and those you drive. Explore the options below to
find one that fits your style, comfort level, and travel needs.
I want to tow
The Travel Trailer –Book Now
| Overview | A popular option to tow behind an SUV or truck, letting you set up camp and easily detach your main vehicle for side trips |
| Highlights | Numerous lengths and layouts to choose from |
| Driving Comfort | Requires familiarity with towing and an SUV/truck that meets weight requirements |
| Mileage | Approximately 10–20 mpg (varies by tow vehicle and weight) |
| Length | Often 21–28 feet in total. |
| Amenities | Basic kitchen, sleeping area, and compact bathroom in most models. |
I want to drive
Class A – Book Now
| Overview | Largest motorized RV style, resembling a bus |
| Highlights | Maximum space and comfort |
| Driving Comfort | Requires skill to drive a bus-like vehicle, esp. moving/parking |
| Mileage | Around 6–8 mpg for bigger rigs |
| Length | Spans roughly 21–41+ feet |
| Amenities | Can include upscale kitchens, spacious master bedrooms, and multiple bathrooms |
Class B – Book Now
| Overview | Build on a van chassis, usually holds 2 people only |
| Highlights | Small RV, used often for adventuring (mountain biking, climbing, etc) |
| Driving Comfort | Feels pretty similar to driving your car |
| Mileage | Around 14-25 mpg |
| Length | Between 18-21 feet |
| Amenities | Usually less space and amenities, though some upscale Class Bs can have a lot of nice features |
Class C – Book Now
| Overview | Built on a truck or van chassis, combining driving/living spaces |
| Highlights | Many comforts of a Class A with smaller size |
| Driving Comfort | Like driving a large moving truck or commercial van |
| Mileage | Typically 8–13 mpg, depending on size and weight |
| Length | Commonly 20–38 feet long |
| Amenities | Equipped with a compact kitchen, seating, sleeping spots, and a small bath |
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