Entegra Ethos Brings Comfort and Luxury to Class B Sprinter Vans

Shawn Verbruggen
2023 Entegra Coach Ethos
2023 Entegra Coach Ethos

When it comes to luxury and reliability in sprinter vans, the Entegra Coach Ethos is among the top of its class. Not only does this Class B RV look great and drive with ease, it comes equipped with everything you need to camp, season after season. Go anywhere and see everything with all of your essentials neatly tucked away in this compact sprinter van from Entegra.

Experience Luxury in Every Detail of the Ethos

The 20A floorplan of the 2023 Ethos features the industry's only quad captain’s chair design on a RAM ProMaster 3500 van chassis.
The 20A floorplan of the 2023 Ethos features the industry’s only Class B sprinter van with a quad captain’s chair design on a RAM ProMaster 3500 van chassis.

When you first look inside the interior of the Entegra Ethos, you will notice how light and bright it feels. Touches of elegance, such as European-style, high-gloss cabinetry can be found throughout the Ethos. That also includes decorative window valances with night roller shades. The high-gloss two tone Tecnoform cabinetry made in Italy and solid surface kitchen countertop finished in a light tan color leave things feeling open and airy, whether or not the main sliding door is closed. Residential vinyl flooring and high-intensity LED ceiling lights help give the Ethos an upscale feel. The Winegard Connect 2.0 4G/Wi-Fi/digital TV antenna will keep you connected as you relax to some music on the BOSS dual-zone radio with Bluetooth.

Travel Comfortably With Exclusive Features

2023 Entegra Coach Ethos
2023 Entegra Coach Ethos Class B sprinter van

Powered by a 3.6L V6 24V VVT engine on a RAM ProMaster 3500 window van chassis, the Ethos is a popular van-style coach that can be taken on countless adventures. Equipped with Entegra Coach’s exclusive E-Z Drive system, your experience on the road may be the best part of your journey. The E-Z Drive system consists of more than a dozen components carefully selected and engineered to create one of the quietest-riding, best-handling camper vans on the market. Part of that system includes Hellwig helper springs integrated into the suspension to smoothen the ride and dampen the noise. The Firefly Total Coach Control System means best-in-class technology is at your fingertips, giving you complete control of lighting, HVAC, awnings, slides, leveling, tanks, water heaters, water pump, generators, custom modes, and much more!

Ultra-leather swivel captain’s seats will make the journey more comfortable. Plus, the ParkSense rear park assist system will allow you to maneuver like a pro. Each model also includes a convenient 7″ Pioneer infotainment center, a backup camera, and a leather-wrapped tilt steering wheel with integrated controls so you can keep your eyes on the road.

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6 Most Popular Camping Games at General RV

Shawn Verbruggen

RVing as a family is all about having fun and bonding in the great outdoors. In addition to hiking and exploring, one of the best ways to get everyone excited about the trip is to play some camping games together! Whether you’re camping with young children, teens or adults, this list of clever camping games will keep your group endlessly entertained. All of them are family-friendly, and many of them can be adjusted for levels of difficulty. You can find them all at your local General RV Supercenter.

1. Camp: The Board Game is a fun and educational game where both children and adults can play and learn fun facts about the great outdoors.

Camp is a fun and educational game where both children and adults can play and learn fun facts about the great outdoors. Start with level one questions and progressing to higher-level questions.

For two to eight players, Camp includes 200 game cards and is designed to grow with the player, starting with level one questions and progressing to higher-level questions. Perfect for a rainy day, camping trip, or just some time outside, Camp: The Board Game educates everyone playing in an entertaining and interesting game. “A vibrant earth tone color palette, full-color photos, interesting playing characters and a cute Camp card decoder” were incorporated to make this family game appealing to both children and adults.

Image shows everything included in Camp the ga,me, including 200 game cards, character pieces, a dice, and more.

2. Welcome to the wild! 10 Essentials is a fun, fast-paced card game that is based on the experience of back-country hiking.

Three men sitting at a picnic table playing 10 Essentials card game.

While playing you will learn the 10 basic essentials you need to survive in the wild and the dangers they negate. Have fun playing danger cards on opponents, while protecting yourself with essential item cards and accumulating miles, scenic and wildlife cards.

Dangers lurk throughout this card game! You have the ability to place dangers on your opponents and stagnate their progress. They include things like Hypothermia, Dehydration and Dark. You can negate danger placed by opponents with the Essential Item needed. Water protects you from Dehydration. You need a Shelter if someone places a storm on you. Be prepared for the dangers!

This simple game will fuel friendly competition and learning in families, hiking friends and scouts. Enjoy the trail! Remember – It’s best to know before you GO!

Image showing 10 Essentials card game, including game cards, rules sheet, and game board.
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Everything you need to know about the Grand Design Momentum toy hauler

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A couple is sitting in camping chairs near their Momentum toy hauler and ATV. They are watching the sunset near a lake with mountains in the distance.
Bring all your toys with the Momentum 28G.

Do you wear your helmet hair with pride? Is your ideal vacation one filled with off-road adventure? Do you work hard and play harder? If you set out to find thrills on your travels, you need a toy hauler RV. A toy hauler gives you the capability to take your ATV, dirt bike, golf cart, motorcycle and more anywhere you go.

This type of RV has a garage — typically in the rear or side of the coach — and a large door that doubles as a ramp to load equipment into the RV with ease. On some toy hauler models, the garage door can also turn into a patio for added outdoor living space! Inside, the garage includes tie down points so you can take your toys on your adventures.

A toy hauler gives you the freedom to explore more places and take your toys wherever you want. There are many toy hauler options available. You can find toy hauler travel trailers, toy hauler fifth wheels and toy hauler motorhomes. The Momentum 28G from Grand Design is one of our favorites because it’s loaded with great features for the ultimate off-road warrior experience. This toy hauler travel trailer is perfect for the adventurous family.

Some key features of the Momentum 28G are:

  • Sleeps 7
  • 2 Slides
  • 33 feet 11 inches length
  • Dry Weight: 8,500 lbs.

The Momentum 28G toy hauler is ready for any outdoor adventure

This toy hauler travel trailer is the ultimate RV for off road warriors. The Momentum G-class 28G series is built lighter without sacrificing the quality and functionality Grand Design is known for.

There is an outdoor kitchen near the front of the RV that includes a two burner grill and mini fridge that’s perfect for quick drinks after a long day trail riding. Got snacks? Grilling tools? Store them in the outdoor kitchen, too!

The outdoor kitchen with the two burner grill and mini fridge.
The outdoor kitchen is convenient for cooking meals or grabbing a cold drink.

There are no slide outs on the camping side but there is an 18-foot awning, giving you an open and covered campsite for fun outside. Rockford Fosgate exterior speakers under the awning all you to listen to a game or enjoy music whenever you want. One of our favorite features about this toy hauler is that the back garage door can turn into a patio for even more outdoor entertaining space. A retractable awning provides shade for the patio. There are also LED lights are across the patio and under the awnings to keep the party going throughout the night!

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How to Make RVs an Affordable Travel Option with These RV Tips

Shawn Verbruggen
C class motorhome driving along tree line of an open field with the sun beginning to set in evening.

The cost of RV travel can add up quick, but strategic and patient planning make hitting the road possible on any budget. RVing is one of the most economical ways to travel, and thousands are able to enjoy RV living while keeping their finances in check.

In order to RV on a budget, it’s important to have an idea of how much you’ll be spending, whether full-time RVing or just taking your motorhome, travel trailer or camper van out a few times a year. When estimating how much you will need, consider how you’re financing your RV, annual maintenance costs, campground fees, gas prices, and food costs. As you plan out the costs of your RV travel, below are some ways you can save money while traveling in an RV.

Create an RV travel budget and stick to it

Going on an RV trip doesn’t have to mean big spending

The first tip for RVing on a budget is to understand how much you will be spending overall. Some of your costs are going to be fixed, like RV payments, insurance, etc. Make sure you are getting the best possible rates for your fixed cost by price comparing insurance coverage. America’s Choice Insurance Partner is an industry leader not only in RV insurance, but in home and auto as well. One of the biggest benefits of RV travel is that you largely control the cost. Whatever your destination, timeline, and must-see activities are, you can make it work within your budget.

Start by figuring out how much money you are willing to spend, subtract your fixed costs and then prioritize your flexible costs. Do you want to travel frequently? Gas prices are high, and could get even higher. Consider taking shorter distance trips to offset the rising costs. Do you need to stay at campgrounds with hook-ups? Site fees are likely going to be more expensive than rustic campgrounds or sites with limited services. Once you know what’s most important to you, you can pick the areas where you can cut back.

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