Motorized RVs (Motorhomes)

• Class A – Large, bus-style motorhomes (luxury, spacious, long-distance capable)

• Class B – Campervans (compact, easy to drive, self-contained)

• Class B+ – Larger than Class B, but smaller than Class C (extra living space without cab-over bed)

• Class C – Mid-size motorhomes with a cab-over bunk (family-friendly, versatile)

Towable RVs

• Travel Trailers – Wide range of styles/sizes, towable by trucks or SUVs

• Fifth Wheels – Large towables with raised front section, towed by pickup with special hitch

• Toy Haulers – Travel trailers or fifth wheels with rear garage for ATVs, motorcycles, gear

• Teardrop Trailers – Compact, lightweight trailers (often just sleeping + small galley)

• Pop-Up Campers (Tent Trailers) – Collapsible campers with canvas sides, light and easy to tow

• Hybrid Trailers – Hard-sided trailers with fold-out canvas sleeping sections

Specialty RVs

• Truck Campers – Slide-in units that mount directly on pickup trucks

• Expandable Trailers – Smaller towables with fold-out beds or sections for extra space

• Park Models / Destination Trailers – Larger units meant for long-term placement at RV parks or seasonal lots

• Overland / Off-Road Trailers – Rugged campers built for off-grid and rough terrain adventures