RV Types

Travel trailers or tow behind rvs are often the first type of RV that someone buys to start RVing. These units range from 13 feet to 40 feet in length.

A Class A motorhome is a full body driver motor-home. They are often powered by either a gasoline based engine or a Diesel Pusher.

Pop-up campers are a cross between a tent and a travel trailer. They are super light and easy to pull and may be perfect for a portable solar kit.

Teardrop campers are some of the first RVs. They are lightweight and often have very low loads. Find ways to run your devices when off-grid.

Schoolies are often being made from old school buses, hence the name. These are really customized RVs with large roofs for solar panels.

Truck campers are RVs that are installed into the bed of the truck. They can be taken off to allow freedom to travel in vehicle without camper.

Fifth wheel campers are RVs that are pulled by trucks and pinned to a hitch in the bed of the truck. These are common RVs for full timers.

Class C RVs are the cab over driving units that have range from 24 feet to around 35 feet in length.

A Class B motor home or camper van is a small driver type of RV. They have van chassis and are easier and more efficient.