There are a lot of different types of campers and trailers to choose from. You may be confused with what type of RV to buy. While fiberglass trailers are not among the most common RVs to purchase, usually because of their price, they are among the best choices for ease of towing, getting campsites in…
Small, fiberglass trailers are more expensive than larger RVs built with wood and steel. It is an unexpected fact of buying an RV that might have you scratching your head. Why can you get a bigger trailer for less money when these small trailers cost so much more? When we were looking to buy our…
Considering a fresh addition to your fleet or perhaps an upgrade? Trying to find the right truck for your large camper towing needs? The ¾ ton truck is a prime choice, especially for hauling travel trailers and fifth wheels. We have a comprehensive guide for the top ¾ ton trucks from leading manufacturers that promise…
Class B camper vans present a unique blend of comfort and functionality, making them a favored choice among solo travelers, couples, and small families. However, for those looking to expand their versatility, it’s not uncommon to consider the towing abilities of these vans. But can Class B vans tow a small car or trailer? Yes!…
When browsing RVs at exhibitions or dealerships, it’s common to come across standard designs. However, the RV world holds some interesting surprises. Imagine layouts boasting lofts, mid-section rooms, or multiple bedrooms. Yes, there are RVs designed with three bedrooms, catering specifically to larger families or those who often host guests on their travels. We provide…