Motorhome - A recreational vehicle that you drive
Class A motorhome
Class B motorhome (camper van)
Class B motorhome (camper van)
Class A is the largest type of motorhome built on heavy-duty frames, usually a commercial bus or truck chassis.
Class B motorhome (camper van)
Class B motorhome (camper van)
Class B motorhome (camper van)
Class B motorhomes, also known as "camper vans," are the smallest type of motorhome.
Class C motorhome
Class B motorhome (camper van)
Class C motorhome
Class C motorhomes fall in between the class A and class b motorhomes in size and typically include a compartment that sits over the front of the vehicle.
Travel Trailer - A recreational vehicle that you tow
Conventional
Conventional
Conventional
A conventional travel trailer is used for camping and traveling, with many offering basic amenities such as a kitchen and bathroom. These trailers are typically lightweight and can be towed by an SUV or pickup truck using a ball and coupler hitch.
5th Wheel
Conventional
Conventional
Fifth-wheel trailers are longer and heavier than conventional travel trailers, offering more square footage, large kitchen and bathroom areas, and bigger fresh and wastewater storage tanks for longer trips. Due to their large size, these trailers must be towed by a pickup truck with a jaw hitch attached in the bed.
Pop up
Conventional
Truck camper (camper only)
Pop-up campers are lightweight trailers that include a small living area enclosed within a tent-like structure. Their small size makes them one of the most affordable types of RVs, and they're also the easiest trailers to tow. Depending on the model, you may find pop-ups with a sink, fridge, and small bathroom.
Truck camper (camper only)
Cargo/Utility & horse trailer
Truck camper (camper only)
Truck campers attach to the bed of a pick-up truck to provide a very small sleeping space that extends only minimally behind the vehicle's length. While truck campers aren't trailers in the usual sense, they can be thought of as a type of trailer RV since they're used for camping and need to be connected to another vehicle. Because of their tiny dimensions, they're often minimal in terms of features and are best for just one or two people.
Toy hauler & horse trailer
Cargo/Utility & horse trailer
Cargo/Utility & horse trailer
Large, enclosed trailers used for transporting horses, vehicles, and other cargo.
Cargo/Utility & horse trailer
Cargo/Utility & horse trailer
Cargo/Utility & horse trailer
Cargo and utility trailers are for transporting ATVs, motorcycles, equipment, horses, food — practically anything — from point A to point B. Sizes vary based on what they're designed to carry.