If you want a small RV, then you will need to look into a Class-B RV. Many of them are nothing more than van conversions. They are fantastic for couples or solo travelers. A lot of them come in at an affordable price, and they are easy to drive. But, what is the smallest option? …
A camper van, or Class B RV, has exploded in popularity throughout the last decade and it is not hard to see why. These compact camper vans have most of the amenities that can be found in larger RVs, but come at half the price and is accessible to anyone with a regular driver’s license. …
You may think that a Class B RV cannot tow anything, being the smallest of the RV classes, but surprisingly most all Class B RVs have a towing capacity of between 3,500 and 5,000 pounds. Before you tow anything with your Class B RV, however, check the manufacturer’s specifications on your specific vehicle’s towing capacity. …
A Class B RV is the smallest class of RV that is available on the market today and is also often referred to as a camper van. A Class-B RV is a type of cargo van that has undergone a conversion to become a camper. Because of their small size, this may lead you to …
If you have started shopping for an RV, the lingo can be a bit confusing at first. Especially when it comes to all the different “classes” of RVs. So, what exactly is the difference between a Class-B and a Class-C RV? The short answer: The main difference between a Class B and a Class C …