Jumping in headfirst without narrowing down the type and class of RV you’re interested in can be overwhelming. There are floorplans, weight capacities, motorized, towable, and much more to consider, and doing so all at once can be discouraging.
There are numerous types of towable RVs, however, they tend to fall into five categories: fifth-wheels, travel trailers, toyhaulers, small campers, and pop-ups. The differences within those categories can fluctuate as elements from each are often blended together among them all.
Also referred to as a motorhome, a motorized RV consists of three distinct classes: Class A (the largest), Class C (the second largest), and Class B (the smallest). The main difference between the three, other than size, is that a Class A is built on a bus chassis, a Class C on a truck chassis, and a Class B on a full-size van chassis.
Our decision to look at RV campers was spontaneous, so we decided to check all the options that are available here in Las Vegas first.
However, due to the annual Burning Man festival, many RVs here may have alkaline dust in their engines, which can cause long-term issues. Therefore, we might look for campers on online marketplaces in the future.
In this video, we will explore only five models suitable for us and available for viewing here in Las Vegas. If you are an experienced RV owner, please share your advice in the comments on other options we should consider beyond the ones we are looking at today.
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