Website design By BotEap.comBefore you head out the door to buy that new or used rv, let’s take a look at the different styles that are available. The main classes are as follows: Class A Motorhome, Class B Motorhome, Class C Motorhome, Travel Trailers, Fifth Wheels, Pop-Up Motorhomes, Truck Campers, Sport Utility Vehicles, and Hybrid Motorhomes. The last 2 are the newest kids on the block, the first three are drive-in units and do not require a tow vehicle.

1. Class A Motorhome: This is the largest and most expensive type of RV. They are built from a chassis that includes the frame, suspension, and drive train.
2. Class B motorhome: Also known as a camper van or conversion, these are built using a van body. They are the smallest of the motorhomes.
3. Class C Motorhome: Sometimes called mini-campers, these units have a van-like front end and are easily recognizable. In size, they fall somewhere between an A-Class and a C-Class.
4. Travel Trailers – This unit tows from a bumper-level hitch and is available in many lengths.
5. Fifth Wheels: This is also a towable unit, but it requires a bed mounted fifth wheel hitch.
6. Pop-up Campers: Also known as folding or tent trailers, these are the smallest type of towable camper. They are a great entry level unit for those converting from a tent to an rv. They have a hardtop, floor, and partial sidewalls. The rest of the unit is canvas, this still gives you the feeling of being outdoors.
7. Camper vans: It can also be called a camper van slide. This camper slides into the bed of a pickup truck.
8. Sport Utility – This is basically a travel trailer with a garage, sometimes called a toy hauler. There is a gate at the rear of the unit that goes down like a ramp, allowing you to park a four wheeler, dirt bike, or other toy you may have.
9. Hybrid Camper: This is a cross between a travel trailer and a popup. This style has hard sides all around, but the beds fold out at the ends like a pop-up and are covered with canvas. They are lighter than most travel trailers and can be towed with a midsize SUV.

Website design By BotEap.comThere you have the 9 types of recreational vehicles explained in basic form.