Because RVing Is Awesome…
Are you new to the RV lifestyle? Not sure what the difference is between a fifth wheel and a conventional trailer? Start here! In this article, we explain the different types of RVs available.
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Before starting your RV search, it’s time to brush up on your RV vocabulary! Learn the meanings of common RV terms frequently used on forums and blogs.
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RV ownership is a lifestyle for some and a dream for many others, but there are a lot of myths about RVs and owning an RV that simply aren’t true.
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Over the past few years, camper vans have become a favorite choice of travelers looking for convenience, comfort, and adventure. Thor Motor Coach’s Sequence Class B motorhome is no exception. This compact RV is a great choice for adventure seekers who want to stay connected while going from the beach to the slopes and anywhere in between.
Winnebago may be most famous for it’s impressive Class A motorhomes but this manufacturer’s Class B RV options are just as feature-packed. Here, we’ll go over some of the key details of General RV’s Winnebago B-van offerings: Travato, Era, Revel and Boldt.
Built on the powerful yet fuel-efficient Ram ProMaster chassis, the Travato has been a favorite of camper van enthusiasts since its launch in 2014. This Class B motorhome combines all the comforts of home in a compact package. The Travato’s premium features include: an energy-saving Truma Combi Eco Plus heating system, a Coleman Mach 10 NDQ air conditioner, 230-watt solar panels, Corian countertops, and Deluxe FROLI Sleep System.
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When we aren’t camping, RVers do the next best thing – attend RV shows! This is where we go when we want to learn more about camping products, check out new RVs, and connect with other travelers.
We are all familiar with the anticipation that builds as a show approaches, the excitement of pulling into the venue parking lot on show day and the thrill of walking in the entrance to the site packed full of brand new motorhomes, fifth wheels and travel trailers, plus vendor booths offering everything from RV accessories to food samples.
Camper and RV shows serve many purposes. Sure, they get us dreaming of evenings spent around the campfire, but they also help us prepare for our upcoming journeys.
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If you’re new to the RV lifestyle, you might be familiar with distinct Class C motorhomes or fifth wheels. But did you know that there are many small RVs available like pop-ups, teardrop campers, lightweight travel trailers and even Class B motorhomes? These tiny but mighty options can pack loads of features into a compact footprint. This makes them perfect for those who love camping and also enjoy having a few creature comforts. And they’re great for first-time buyers, too! Here are five reasons why small campers make excellent starter RVs.
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One of the biggest advantages of owning a small camper is the weight factor… or lack of it. Most pop-up campers and teardrop trailers weigh less than 3,500 lbs., which means you don’t need a truck with a heavy tow rating to take on big adventures. These lightweight travel trailers can be towed behind an SUV or minivan. There are also ultralight options for those with even smaller vehicles, like the sleek Coachmen Clipper 9.0TD Express which has a curb weight of only 1,418 lbs. Whatever you choose, make sure you don’t exceed your vehicle’s max towing capacity. Not sure what your vehicle can safely tow? Grab your vehicle information and check out our Tow Capacity Guide.
