Class
A motorhomes are larger and more like a bus. They offer larger
panoramic views for the driver and passengers. They contain
all the amenities of home including a full bathroom, full
kitchen, living area and sleeping area. Class A motor homes
are all one level, and the RV facilities are generally fully
accessible while traveling. Class A motorhomes vary widely
in price. They range from a inexpensive gas units to luxury
diesel coaches.
Class
C motorhomes are generally smaller than a Class A, but they
sleep more people. They have an additional bed over the cab
or driver area. Class C motor homes have a step down into
the drivers cockpit, and the driving area is much like that
of a van or small box truck. They generally contain all the
amenities of home including a full bathroom, full kitchen,
living area and sleeping area. The RV facilities are fully
accessible while traveling. A Class C will generally sleep
more people than a Class A motorhome.
Also
known as Van Campers, Class B Motorhomes may not have all
the amenities of full-size RVs. However, the camper facilities
are generally fully accessible while traveling. Class B motor
homes are not as widely available for rent as the other RV
types.
Truck
Campers are regular trucks with a camper unit added on to
the truck bed. Truck campers may not have all the amenities
of full-size motor homes, and the camper facilities are not
accessible while traveling. Truck campers are generally not
available for rent.
Fifth
Wheels must be towed by a truck with a special hitch, and
the RV facilities cannot be accessed while on the road. Most
fifth wheel trailers contain all the amenities of home including
a full bathroom, full kitchen, living area and sleeping area.
Fifth wheel trailer units are available for rent, but not
as widely as other RV types.
Travel
Trailers must be towed by a truck, and the RV facilities cannot
be accessed while on the road. Many travel trailers contain
all the amenities of home including a full bathroom, full
kitchen, living area and sleeping area. These types of units
are widely available for rent.
Also
known as Tent Campers, Pop-Up or Pop-Top Campers, Folding
Trailers must be towed by a truck or medium sized car. The
RV facilities cannot be accessed while on the road. Pop-Up
Campers are folded down for towing and must be set up to camp.
These campers generally contain sleeping quarters, a refrigerator
and a sink. Some have a cooking grill or a shower on the outside.
These types of units are widely available for rent.
Class
A motorhomes are larger and more like a bus. They offer larger
panoramic views for the driver and passengers. They contain
all the amenities of home including a full bathroom, full
kitchen, living area and sleeping area. Class A motor homes
are all one level, and the RV facilities are generally fully
accessible while traveling. Class A motorhomes vary widely
in price. They range from a inexpensive gas units to luxury
diesel coaches.
Class
C motorhomes are generally smaller than a Class A, but they
sleep more people. They have an additional bed over the cab
or driver area. Class C motor homes have a step down into
the drivers cockpit, and the driving area is much like that
of a van or small box truck. They generally contain all the
amenities of home including a full bathroom, full kitchen,
living area and sleeping area. The RV facilities are fully
accessible while traveling. A Class C will generally sleep
more people than a Class A motorhome.
Also
known as Van Campers, Class B Motorhomes may not have all
the amenities of full-size RVs. However, the camper facilities
are generally fully accessible while traveling. Class B motor
homes are not as widely available for rent as the other RV
types.
Truck
Campers are regular trucks with a camper unit added on to
the truck bed. Truck campers may not have all the amenities
of full-size motor homes, and the camper facilities are not
accessible while traveling. Truck campers are generally not
available for rent.
Fifth
Wheels must be towed by a truck with a special hitch, and
the RV facilities cannot be accessed while on the road. Most
fifth wheel trailers contain all the amenities of home including
a full bathroom, full kitchen, living area and sleeping area.
Fifth wheel trailer units are available for rent, but not
as widely as other RV types.
Travel
Trailers must be towed by a truck, and the RV facilities cannot
be accessed while on the road. Many travel trailers contain
all the amenities of home including a full bathroom, full
kitchen, living area and sleeping area. These types of units
are widely available for rent.
Also
known as Tent Campers, Pop-Up or Pop-Top Campers, Folding
Trailers must be towed by a truck or medium sized car. The
RV facilities cannot be accessed while on the road. Pop-Up
Campers are folded down for towing and must be set up to camp.
These campers generally contain sleeping quarters, a refrigerator
and a sink. Some have a cooking grill or a shower on the outside.
These types of units are widely available for rent.