With so many camper options, it can be tough knowing where to start your shopping process. The following tips can help!
Choose Between Motorhomes and Towable RVs
There are two main types of campers.
Motorhomes are self-contained campers that can drive themselves to the campground. Owners skip the hassle of hitching and unhitching the RV. They also get to avoid adding more miles and wear to their commuter vehicle.
Towable RVs need to be connected to a tow vehicle, which will haul them to the campground. Since they don’t contain a drivetrain, they tend to be much more budget-friendly and much easier to maintain.
Consider The Sleeping Accommodations
RVs are designed for overnight stays, but not every model will be a good match for your lodging needs.
First, consider the size of your group. There should be enough beds for everyone – and maybe an extra bed or two in case you or your children want to bring along a friend.
Second, consider the types of beds. Campers can come with king size beds, bunk beds, and even convertible sofa beds. Some options focus more on comfort while others focus more on saving space. The right match for you depends on your priorities.
Think About the Features
Campers can come with a wide range of features. Spend some time researching the possible amenities and determine which match your travel style best.
- Common options include:
- Slideouts that increase the RV’s space at the campground.
- Larger refrigerators for bringing extra food on vacations.
A large flatscreen television for unwinding after a day of adventures.
For more information or to explore RVs for sale, visit Leo’s Vacation Center. Our dealership is located in Gambrills, Maryland.
