Motorhomes

Motor homes provide absolute comfort and luxury during a journey, one can simply park the vehicle most anywhere they feel like and sleep in it. These recreation vehicles are equipped with a television, sofas, bed and more electronics as well as furniture so as to give the complete feel of a house.

These fully equipped motorhomes are categorized and classified into various classes depending on their size, and the number of features and luxury they provide. There are basically three types of motor homes.

Class B motor Homes: This is the second type of motor homes. They are spacious as well as lighter than the class A motorhomes. The main advantage of class B motorhome is that it has the properties of both class A and Class C Motorhomes. Its shape is somewhat similar to a van, and can accommodate a maximum of four people easily.

There are a number of web sites on the Internet that provide complete knowledge of the Motor homes. These web sites can be used to consult and review any number of motor homes available.

Have RV, will travel; but probably not as much as before

High gas prices crimp RV lifestyle

Recreational vehicle owners and dealers and Oregon campgrounds all feel the pinch

When Hubert and Barbara Walsh retired seven years ago, their first RV trips from Florida to Oregon cost $390 one way. Last month, it cost $1,180.

The Walshes have made the RV journey from their home in Tallahassee, Fla., to Hubert's mother's place in Tigard at least twice a year since they retired in 2001.

Now, the couple say they may have to cut back their visits to once a year or come up with a different mode of travel.

Evidence of the RV industry's slide is everywhere -- from recent bankruptcies of two RV builders in California and Washington to the sparsely filled RV campgrounds along the Oregon coast over Memorial Day weekend. RV dealerships across the state are dealing with a glut of unsold units.

Unstoppable gasoline prices have not only put off many would-be buyers, they also have braked many who already own or forced them to take some detours in their habits. Read More...

Toy Hauler

Toy hauler trailers are divided into two separate compartments with the storage section opening directly to the outside to allow for easy access to the cargo. Toy Haulers or living quarter trailers are designed with you, your sport, and all the creature comforts in mind. Toy Haulers offer something very unique to the RV buyer, not only do they provide the feature of living quarters, but also a garage area in which to keep items such as motorcycles, atv 's such as 4 wheelers, small boats, golf carts, and similar items. Toy haulers are the RV of choice for the outdoors enthusiasts who love their toys. The reason they are so appreciated by their owners is because toy haulers are versatile. Toy haulers are a popular item year in and out. Read more...

State parks provide storage sites for RV's

LANSING -- State park officials are looking at ways their customers can save gas this summer in an effort to bolster a potentially sluggish Michigan tourist season due to high fuel costs.

Campers with travel trailers, motorhomes or trailers with boats will be able to park them at no cost for 15 days in strategically placed lots at specified parks.

Officials say parking a trailer rather than towing it home and returning in, say, two weeks can save up to a third in fuel costs when travelling to the Upper Peninsula. Read more...

FREE RV Special Report!

If you're considering buying a new RV or a used RV this report is a must read. This report covers; motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels and toy haulers. In our, "Learn How To Spot A Well-Built RV" you will learn how RVs are constructed and types of materials being used. You will also learn what questions to ask and important buying tips that could save you thousands of dollars during the negotiating process.

Travel Trailers

Travel trailers come in a variety of sizes, ranging from a small bedroom on wheels to the equivalent of a Class A motorhome without the engine and transmission. Many units feature a slideout to quickly extend the unit's living space. Small trailers may weigh less than 2,000 pounds and can be pulled with a wide selection of compact vehicles. Read more...