Types of RVs and Campers

• RV Type Explanations
  Need help deciding what type of RV to buy? Check out the pros and cons of each rv type here. Motorhomes, fifth-wheels, truck campers, sports utility and more. Written by a RV technician.
  
  
• Pop-up Campers
  Pop-up campers are the most affordable recreational vehicles available. They are light weight and can be towed by a full size car or a small pick-up truck. This is the perfect RV for those on a tight budget since these trailers can be bought new for between 5 and 10 thousand dollars.
  
  
• Vintage Campers
  While most people who go shopping for a camper want a new or slightly used model, there is a growing segment of the population who wants a the vintage look. This article provides some tips on what to look for.
  
  
• Towable RVs | Fifth Wheel | Trailer
  There are two main categories of recreational vehicles (RV’s); motorized and towable. Towable RV’s include fifth wheels, travel trailers, folding/tent/pop-up campers, toy haulers, and park models. In this article, fifth wheel campers and travel trailers will be covered.
  
  
• Towable RV Choices
  What are the advantages and disadvantages of owning a towable RV? As more and more people get interested in the RV lifestyle, many are probably wondering which type of RV is the best for them. A towable RV can be a good choice in many situations but it is not for everyone. Before you make a major investment into any type of motorized or towable RV you should weigh your options to see which the best is for you.
  
  
• Motorized RV
  There are two main categories of recreational vehicles (RV’s); motorized and towable. Motorized RV’s include Class A, Class B, and Class C motorhomes, along with truck campers.
  
  
• Towable RVs | Pop-up | Toy Haulers | Park Models
  There are two main categories of recreational vehicles (RV’s); motorized and towable. This article discussed folding/tent/pop-up campers, toy haulers, and park models.
  
  
• Truck Campers
  Truck campers may be the perfect RV solution if you are a weekend warrior who likes to head out for a quick trip to the woods for hunting or fishing. Truck campers are small, you don’t need a special license to use one, and they are relatively inexpensive compared to many of the other recreational vehicle choices. It may also be a lot more comfortable than sleeping on the ground or in a tent. Some have slide outs and even kitchen and limited bathroom facilities to make them even more convenient