Before You Buy An RVOutdoor Fun

Have you always dreamed of traveling in an RV? Before you buy one, you might want to rent one first. At the very least, make sure that you know the differences between the various types of RVs (travel trailers, fifth wheels, and motorhomes) and all the RV classes (Class A, Class, B, and Class C motorhomes). Here, RVers are sharing tips for choosing the best RV for your needs and things look out for when buying or selling an RV for full- or part-time travel.

I've owned each of these: travel trailers, 5th wheel trailers, motorhomes. See the pros & cons of each type of RV + Tips to help you choose the best for you

Is the price of a new Class B RV just too much for your budget? Consider building your own like I did. You can save a bundle and have a lot of fun doing it. Here's a video showing one man's motorhome creation that's a real showpiece.

Owning a diesel pusher RV is like living in the lap of luxury in comparison to their gas engine RV counterparts. There are pros & cons to consider when you make the leap from a gas engine RV to a luxury diesel pusher RV.

teardrop trailer

A teardrop RV trailer can be the perfect way to stay comfortable when you're winter camping. This video shows why teardrop trailers are great for winter camping.

RVers sitting in their newly remodeled RV. photo by by terrybone on Flickr

Rather than accepting the quick depreciation that comes with buying a new RV, why not buy a used RV and remodel it to suit your tastes? The money savings alone can be substantial!

Keystone has come out with an RV first: a 2-story travel trailer! Who wouldn't want to have a second floor bedroom? Actually all of the other features inside the Keystone Outback Loft make it possible to sleep LOTS of people inside!

The whole RV industry is rapidly changing to meet the needs of customers looking for more economical ways to travel. Along the way, many old familiar companies are falling by the wayside like Fleeetwood and Beaudry.

For those on a small budget, a teardrop or other lightweight RV trailer is an excellent option.

By looking at all aspects of the RV lifestyle ahead of time, when it comes time to sign the contract on that new RV your decision will be based on a clear understanding of the types of expenses associated with RVing as a whole.