Travel Trailers and RVs
There’s nothing as enjoyable as going camping on a recreational vehicle (RV if you want). With many options available, it’s easy to become overwhelmed but that shouldn’t be the case if you do thorough research, work within the limits of your budget plus have a good idea of where you plan to tour and who you’ll be traveling with. [Read more…] about 7 Motorhome Classes and Difference Between Them?
Class C RVs are a suitable way of performing family trips, camping, and other adventures. They are much smaller compared to Class A motorhomes but still maintain the opulent design. They are well fitted and designed to fit the family. The sizes of this RV range from lengths such as 25ft to over 30 ft. [Read more…] about 5 Best Class C RV Under 25 Feet
So, you just bought yourself your first fifth wheel and can’t wait to hit the road. Take a break from the daily hustle and go for a road trip. What you don’t know is that this journey may turn out quite differently than you anticipated. [Read more…] about 10 Common Mistakes That Every First Time Fifth Wheel Owner Makes
The current market has several types of RVs for RVing enthusiasts to select from. In case you need to acquire a class B RV for full time living; there are a variety of excellent models of these motorhomes available to suit different user’s requirements. The following are the five best class B RV for full time living that you need to consider. [Read more…] about 5 Best Class B RVs for Full Time Living.
An RV is probably one of the most expensive things you will ever buy. Also, like anything else, it is imperative to ensure that your new purchase is the right RV decision for you. Let’s see the 5 best class B motorhomes in 2018. [Read more…] about 5 Best Class B Motorhomes.
5th wheel versus Class A is a common issue that appeals to many drivers. Most of them do not understand the real differences between the vehicles. That is why there is a review of the positive and negative aspects of both 5th wheel and Class A. [Read more…] about 5th Wheel vs Class A: Pros and Cons