Before you hit the road

Which RV fits your trip?

The right RV depends on your route, number of travelers and travel style. Here are the key differences, simply explained.

Meet the types

Three main types

Every RV offers a different experience.

It’s not just about size. Think about driving, parking and how much space you really need inside.

CLASS AThe largest and roomiest

Class A feels a little like a bus: a wide RV with lots of room inside. You’ll usually find a lounge, kitchen, bathroom and shower. It is closest to home—except it moves.

Best for Large families and groups who want space

Driving feel More demanding and best on wide roads

What’s great

Lots of space
Comfort and storage

Keep in mind

Bigger and more expensive
Harder to park and maneuver

CLASS BSmall, nimble and easy to park

Class B is a van converted into an RV. It is compact, easy to drive and gets into places a large RV cannot always reach. Its space is smaller and more minimal, but enough for an RV trip.

Best for Couples, solo travelers and small families

Driving feel Like driving a large van

What’s great

Easy to drive, maneuver and park
Works for city travel too

Keep in mind

A little tighter inside
Less storage space

CLASS CThe great choice for families

Class C is the most common type for family trips. It has a bed above the cab and offers a great balance of space, comfort and price—without being as huge as Class A.

Best for Families and small groups

Driving feel Bigger than a van, but fairly intuitive

What’s great

Ideal for families and small groups
A useful cab bed above the driver

Keep in mind

Less spacious than Class A
Relatively tall

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