Which RV is better

Considering buying a Motorhome but not sure where to start? First off, that is awesome! Hopefully your excited and not just nervous but if you are let's see if your mind can start to relax and get into vacation mode picturing that RV vacation. RV'ing is more than just a fun way to camp, for a growing number of the aging millennials and baby boomers, it can become a lifestyle. In both the U.S. and across Europe more and more people are reviving the freedom that comes from RV'ing. Soon you will know that joy. So first before you walk into the dealership, let's at least get and idea of what type of Motorhome class we want to consider and then do research from there into brands, prices, and reviews. Class A These are the largest of all the Motorhomes. Most commonly built on a commercial truck or bus frame, they are luxurious most spacious.  They have a cockpit, which sits in front of a fully functional home on wheels. With a kitchen, living room, and common...

RV stands for Recreational Vehicle, this generally is understood to mean a vehicle that has the amenities that you find in a home. Think back to Robin William's career days he had a movie specifically called RV The movie is a family fun comedy about Robin Williams playing the dad of a family he is trying to get closer to and decides to take them on a vacation in the RV. The essence of versatility of having a RV to travel for vacation is shown quite well, it is also a decent watch while you go RVing. Other movies with an RV as a strong point in the movie are We're the Millers and Meet the Fockers. Camper's, on the other hand, is a term used to refer to most any other type of camping sleeping unit that does not contain an engine. The trailers pulled by trucks, the ones that mount onto the back of trucks. Pop-up trailers, travel trailer, fifth wheeler, and whatever else that you may see on the road not housing it's own engine and transmission are referred t...