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10 Best Lightweight Travel Trailers Of 2022

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These lightweight travel trailers are lightweight and easy to tow. Photo courtesy of Little Guy.

Tread Lightly With These 10 Best Small Camper Trailers

The demand for small RVs is at an all-time high, and several RV manufacturers are responding to the demand for lightweight trailers that any car can pull. This list of the best lightweight travel trailers of 2022 spotlights the top-rated RVs for families, solo RVers, and adventure travelers.

• Each small RV trailer weighs less than 5,000 pounds.
• The ultralight trailers often cost less than a passenger car. 
• Each trailer has one of the lightest gross vehicle weight ratings ( GVWR ) around. Just about any size truck or even some larger SUVs can pull them. 

(If you’re looking for 2023 model-year lightweight travel trailers, check out our post 10 Best Lightweight Travel Trailers For 2023 .)

Top 10 Picks For Lightweight Travel Trailers (Under 5,000 Pounds GVWR)

Each small RV is listed in order by weight, from lightest to heaviest.

2022 nuCamp TAG XL: The Stargazer

The TAG XL weighs less than 1,500 lbs – even with all of the bells and whistles.

At the top of our super light travel trailers list is the TAG. This small RV is lightweight and easy to tow. Built with custom Ohio-Amish cabinetry, under-bed storage, and an exterior shower, this teardrop trailer is the perfect way to bring some of the comforts of home when you hit the road.

Cook in nature while using the well-equipped rear galley. At night, you’ll climb into a warm and cozy interior. Watch the stars through a large stargazing window.  There’s air conditioning, LED lighting, alloy wheels, electric brakes, and an optional solar roof package. No matter where you go, the TAG teardrop trailer is ready for adventure.

Climb into a warm, cozy interior – complete with a large window for stargazing.

• Hitch weight: 119 lbs.
• Gross vehicle weight rating: 2,200 lbs.
• Unloaded vehicle weight: 1,369 lbs.
• Exterior length: 13′ 7″
• Full exterior height: 6′ 3″
• Exterior width: 7′ 8″
• Interior height: 43″
• Freshwater capacity: 8 gallons
• Optional A/C and heater
• Base MSRP: $24,674

2022 TAXA TigerMoth Overland: The Ultimate Overlanding Vehicle

This rugged overland travel trailer is the ideal adventure home. The TigerMoth Overland Edition is a small RV with big features, including increased ground clearance thanks to the Timbren axle-less suspension with a 4″ lift.

You also get a number of premium accessories including a generous kitchen, roof cargo deck, and an optional tongue-mounted toolbox.

Enjoy 7+ off-grid days or longer

The TigerMoth can take you on a 7-day adventure or longer. The aerodynamic shape is fuel-efficient on the highway, and a generous interior space lets you do more with less. As a bonus, it’s also small enough to fit in a normal garage.

• Hitch weight: 195 lbs.
• Gross vehicle weight rating: 2,400 lbs.
• Unloaded vehicle weight: 1,458 lbs.
• Cargo capacity: 942 lbs.
• Exterior length: 12′ 0″
• Full exterior height: 7′
• Exterior width: 6′ 7″
• Freshwater capacity: 5 gallons
• 5 lbs propane tank & mount
• Pre-wired solar input
• Four acrylic, insulated windows with screens & shades
• 16″ alloy wheel with all-terrain tires 
• Base MSRP: $29,350

Go off-grid in comfort.

2022 Travel Lite RV Rove Lite: Lightweight And Easy To Tow

Travel Lite’s new Rove Lite ultra-lightweight travel trailer is one of the most affordable travel trailers on the market (under $20K). It’s light enough to pull behind even the smallest of vehicles. You only need a towing capacity of 2,000 pounds. 

The new Rove Lite ultra-lightweight travel trailer is one of the most affordable RV trailers on the market. Photo courtesy of Travel Lite.

Enjoy the sleek Euro-style design made with state-of-the-art composite materials. There’s an aluminum chassis and a seamless poured-resin fiberglass roof. Interior features include a convertible bed and a bath with a shower. This small RV offers space-saving functionality at its best.

The 2022 Travel Lite RV Rove Lite ultra-lightweight travel trailer has a stylish and roomy interior. Photo courtesy of Travel Lite.

• Hitch weight: 160 lbs.
• Gross vehicle weight rating: 2,500 lbs.
• Unloaded vehicle weight: 1,707 lbs.
• Cargo capacity: 793 lbs.
• Exterior length: 15′ 4″
• Full exterior height: 8′ 1″
• Exterior width: 7′ 11″
• Freshwater capacity: 10 gallons
• Gray-water capacity: 30 gallons
• Black-water capacity: 5 gallons
• On-demand tankless water heater
• 20,000-BTU furnace
• Base MSRP: $19,424  

Trillium Heritage Bunk 4500: New And Improved

Here’s a unique addition to our list of the best lightweight travel trailers of 2022: the ultralight, 15-foot, all fiberglass Trillium Heritage Bunk 4500 camper from L’air Camper Company in Ontario, Canada.

The L’air Trillium Heritage is an ultra-lightweight travel trailer that can be easily towed by many smaller SUVs and crossovers. Photo courtesy of L’air Camper Co.

This small RV received a complete facelift for 2022. It features dual-pane acrylic windows, a bigger solar panel, a 4.6-cubic-foot fridge with a freezer, and a galley makeover.

With a GVWR of just 2,700 pounds, the Trillium is an easy tow for many smaller SUVs and crossovers. Options abound for personalizing.

The living area of the Trillium Heritage has been updated with an all-new galley and 4.2-cubic-foot fridge. Photo courtesy of L’air Camper Co.

• Hitch weight: 180 lbs.
• Gross vehicle weight rating: 2,700 lbs.
• Unloaded vehicle weight: 1,650 lbs.
• Cargo capacity: 1,050 lbs.
• Exterior length: 15′ 2″
• Full exterior height: 6′ 2″
• Exterior width: 78″
• Freshwater capacity: 13 gallons
• Gray-water capacity: 5 gallons
• Single 130W solar panel with charge controller
• Base MSRP: $31,997

Venture Sonic Lite SL150VRB: Surprisingly Spacious

The Venture Sonic Lite SL150VRB has floorplans starting out at a fuel-saving 3,000 pounds! Both Sonic Lite and Sonic are engineered with a one-piece seamless fiberglass roof system. By arching the roof front to back, this system provides a more durable roof. When it rains, the water runs fore and aft.

Sonic Lite trailers are engineered with a one-piece seamless fiberglass roof system.

• Hitch weight: 460 lbs.
• Gross vehicle weight rating: 3,735 lbs.
• Unloaded vehicle weight: 3,160 lbs.
• Cargo capacity: 575 lbs.
• Exterior length: 19′ 11″
• Full exterior height (with A/C): 9′ 11″
• Exterior width: 90″
• Freshwater capacity: 38 gallons
• Water heater capacity: 6 gallons
• Refrigerator: 8 cu ft
• LP gas capacity: 20 lbs
• Base MSRP: $34,059

2022 Little Guy Micro Max: Fits In Standard Garages

Finding a small travel trailer that can be parked inside a two-car garage isn’t easy unless you check out the new Little Guy Micro Max . This ultra-lightweight, four-season RV camper is a brand-new offering from Little Guy that will be coming out in early 2022.

The Micro Max ultra-lightweight trailer fits inside a standard garage! Photo courtesy Little Guy Trailers.

Some of the features included in this fully equipped micro trailer are an air conditioner, a queen bed in the rear and twin bed up front, two dining areas, an interior galley, and an outdoor shower.

Headroom is a respectable 5′ 8″, which keeps the overall travel trailer height lower than the typical garage-door opening.

The interior of these lightweight travel trailers feels roomy with large windows. Photo courtesy of Little Guy Trailers.

• Hitch weight: 260 lbs.
• Gross vehicle weight rating: 3,500 lbs.
• Unloaded vehicle weight: 1,780 lbs.
• Cargo capacity: 1,720 lbs.
• Exterior length: 15′ 11″
• Full exterior height: 6′ 10.5″
• Exterior width: 80″
• Freshwater capacity: 12 gallons
• Gray-water capacity: 8 gallons
• Base MSRP: $25,000  

Apex Nano 16R: Backcountry comfort

Be off-grid-camping ready with the Apex Nano 16R . This lightweight trailer comes with off-road tires and high-clearance suspension.

With a 3,800-pound GVWR, the Apex Nano 16R is compatible with most midsize pickups, SUVs, and some crossovers. Photo courtesy of Coachmen.

With heated freshwater and holding tanks, a 13.5K-BTU A/C, front bike rack, direct vent furnace, and sleeping accommodations for a family of four, the Apex Nano 16R travel trailer from the Coachmen line is a great choice for outdoor adventure-bound RVers. Its 3,800-pound GVWR is compatible with most midsize pickups, SUVs, and some crossovers.  

Coachmen’s Apex Nano 16R offers a 6-cubic-foot gas/electric fridge, two-burner cooktop, and microwave. Photo courtesy of Coachmen.

• Hitch weight: 330 lbs.
• Gross vehicle weight rating: 3,800 lbs.
• Unloaded vehicle weight: 2,860 lbs.
• Cargo capacity: 940 lbs.
• Exterior length: 19′ 7″
• Full exterior height: 9′ 10″
• Exterior width: 7′
• Freshwater capacity: 50 gallons
• Gray-water capacity: 35 gallons
• Black-water capacity: 35 gallons
• 6-cubic-foot gas/electric fridge
• Two-burner cooktop and microwave
• Base MSRP: $27,731

OPUS OP4: Adventure ready

There’s no other travel trailer setup like the Opus Camper’s OP4. After all, this innovative push-button, air-inflated tent camper inflates in less than two minutes and sleeps six.

There’s no other lightweight travel trailer setup like the Opus Camper’s OP4. Photo courtesy of Opus Camper.

The OP4 has a spacious interior lounge area, high ceiling, and a ton of windows and skylights to make you feel like you’re outdoors. The external kitchen makes cooking for the family easy, and OPUS offers a long list of options, including heating, A/C, solar power, bike racks, and extension rooms to make any RV outing enjoyable.

The external kitchen of the Opus OP4 makes cooking for the family easy. Photo courtesy of Opus Camper.

 Features:

• Hitch weight: 400 lbs.
• Gross vehicle weight rating: 4,200 lbs.
• Unloaded vehicle weight: 3,100 lbs.
• Cargo capacity: 500 lbs.
• Exterior length: 17′ (closed)/ 21′ 4″ (open)
• Full exterior height: 5′ 4″ (closed)/ 7′ 10″ (open)
• Exterior width: 7′ 2″ (closed)/ 11′ 6″ (open)
• Freshwater capacity 40 gallons
• Cassette toilet
• Base MSRP: $27,999  

Forest River Rpod RP153: Ultra lightweight

The 17-foot floorplan RPOD from Forest River is an ideal size for singles and couples. Photo courtesy of Forest River.

The RPOD is one of the best-selling ultra-lightweight travel trailers on the market. Forest River has expanded the line to seven models by adding a smaller version called the Rpod 153 . The 17-foot model has all the basic features of its bigger brethren, and its slightly smaller floorplan is ideal for singles and couples.

The rear bath is spacious, the galley very functional, and the Murphy bed in the front maximizes interior space. This is an RV camper that’s very well designed, appointed, and engineered. It’s a good match for half-ton pickups, midsize pickups, and SUVs.

The 17-foot RPOD from Forest River is well-designed, appointed, and engineered. Photo courtesy of Forest River.

• Hitch weight: 300 lbs.
• Gross vehicle weight rating: 4,280 lbs.
• Unloaded vehicle weight: 2,880 lbs.
• Cargo capacity: 1,400 lbs.
• Exterior length: 17′ 3″
• Full exterior height: 9′ 8″
• Exterior width: 8′
• Freshwater capacity: 30 gallons
• Black-water capacity: 30 gallons
• Base MSRP: $25,500

2022 Rockwood Geo Pro 20FBS: Roomy and comfortable

Forest River’s spacious Rockwood Geo Pro 20FBS caught our attention. A walk-around bed is a real rarity in a single-axle travel trailer and a testament to the designers taking to heart what customers have been asking for in years past.

Forest River’s 2022 Rockwood Geo Pro 20FBS comes with a high-clearance axle setup and 15-inch Mud Rover Radial tires. Photo courtesy of Forest River.

The large bathroom across the rear of the RV has an oversized shower, and the 72-inch sofa in the slide-out can rotate into a comfortable hide-a-bed. The Geo Pros also come with a high-clearance axle setup and 15-inch Mud Rover Radial tires well suited for backcountry RV camping.

The 2022 Rockwood Geo Pro 20FBS has a walk-around bed, which is a rarity for a single-axle travel trailer. Photo courtesy of Forest River.

• Gross vehicle weight rating: 4,400 lbs.
• Unloaded vehicle weight: 3,442 lbs.
• Cargo capacity: 958 lbs.
• Exterior length: 21′ 8″
• Exterior width: 92″
• Freshwater capacity: 31 gallons
• 54″x74″ Full-size bed
• 14-foot awning
• Outside shower
• Tire pressure monitoring system
• Base MSRP: $32,675

That’s our list of the most innovative new lightweight travel trailers of 2022. These small RV models are big on affordability, convenience, and amenities.

As a bonus, the features are packaged in a small camper footprint. In most cases, you won’t need to purchase a tow vehicle for these trailers. To find out how much weight your car can pull, open your vehicle’s manual. Look for the maximum trailer towing capacity and you’ll find the answer.

Why lightweight travel trailers are in demand

If you’re thinking about buying one of these lightweight travel trailers, you’re in good company. Demand for big and small RV models is soaring.

For example, according to the latest issue of RV RoadSigns , the quarterly sales forecast published by the RV Industry Association (RVIA), RV manufacturers are still scrambling to meet consumer demand that started in 2020. This year, more than 600,000 new RVs will be sold. These figures are all-time high that will exceed the record-breaking RV sales of 2021.

“The remarkable production from the RV manufacturers and suppliers is nothing like we have ever seen before, and our new forecast shows the record-breaking streak will continue,” said RVIA President and CEO Craig Kirby.

Editor’s note: RV manufacturer materials costs are constantly increasing. The current base costs for the small, light travel trailers on our list may have changed since the time of this writing (Q4 2021).

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Thousands of Scamp Trailer owners have logged millions of miles with the 13' Scamp small travel trailers that are durable, lightweight and aerodynamic. The lightweight, hard shell fiberglass travel trailer is durable, easy to tow, and maneuver. Scamp Trailers are designed to be towed by small cars, SUVs, mini vans, and trucks. The unique aerodynamic design assures high fuel efficiency.

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Thousands of Scamp Trailers owners have logged millions of miles with the 13’ Scamp small travel trailers that are durable, lightweight and aerodynamic. The lightweight, hard shell fiberglass travel trailer is durable, easy to tow, and maneuver. Scamp Trailers are designed to be towed by small cars, SUVs, mini vans, and trucks. The unique aerodynamic design assures high fuel efficiency.

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Scamp lightweight travel trailers can’t be beat for a convenient, fun camping experience. Call upon our experts to discuss whether our small, lightweight 13’ travel trailer is right for you or our mid-size 16’ towable camping trailer with side dinette would fit the bill. And if you need even more room, our largest 19’ 5th wheel travel trailers would be perfect. Our 19’ trailers can be towed with a Ranger or Tacoma size pickups. Compare a Scamp to any other fiberglass camper and you’ll find, for the money, nothing comes close to a Scamp Trailer.

How Do You Find the Perfect Small Camping Trailer for You?

Camping is a wonderful way to escape the daily grind and explore the great outdoors. If you’re looking for a convenient and budget-friendly way to camp, you may want to consider purchasing a small camping trailer or lightweight travel trailer from Scamp .

These compact trailers offer all the comfort and amenities you need while keeping the costs low and the mobility high. But with so many options on the market, it can be overwhelming to find the perfect one for you.

In this article, we will guide you through the process of finding the perfect small camper or lightweight travel trailer that fits your needs, preferences, and budget.

Are you looking for the perfect small camping trailer that will make your outdoor adventures unforgettable? With the increasing popularity of RV living and tiny camping, finding the right towable camper that fits your needs has become a priority for many outdoor enthusiasts.

Whether you are a seasoned camper or a beginner, a lightweight travel trailer, small lightweight pull campers, mini max, teardrop camper, fiberglass travel trailer, truck camper, or scamp trailer might be what you are looking for.

What Are The Different Types Of Lightweight Camping Trailers?

There are several types of small camping trailers, each with its own unique features and benefits. One of the most popular types is teardrop trailers. These trailers are small, lightweight, and easy to tow, making them a great option for solo campers or couples if you don’t mind tight quarters and minimal amenities. They typically come with a sleeping area, a small kitchenette, and enough storage for a few days of camping.

Another popular option is the pop-up trailer. These trailers can be easily collapsed for transportation and expanded when camping, providing a comfortable sleeping area and basic amenities like a small kitchenette and storage. But they do require setup and teardown each time and are not so great in bad weather.

Another type of small camping trailer is the fiberglass trailer. These trailers are made of durable fiberglass and offer a sleek, aerodynamic design. They are lightweight, easy to tow, and come in a variety of sizes and styles to suit different needs and preferences. Some of the Scamp fiberglass trailers even come equipped with a bathroom, air conditioning, and other luxury features.

Lastly, there are also small travel trailers such as small camper, which offer more living small space and amenities than other types of small camper trailers. They are perfect for families or groups of friends who want a little more room to spread out. However, they are generally heavier and may require a larger vehicle for towing. Scamp offers a 16 foot model and also a 19 foot model which requires a 5th wheel gooseneck hitch.

How Much Should You Spend On A Small Camping Trailer?

The cost of a small camping trailer can vary greatly depending on the type, size, and features. A basic teardrop trailer can cost anywhere from $5,000 to $15,000, while a luxury fiberglass trailer can cost upwards of $30,000. When deciding on a budget, it’s important to consider the type of camping you plan on doing and the features that are important to you. If you plan on camping only a few times a year and only need the bare essentials, a basic teardrop trailer may be a good option. On the other hand, if you plan on using your trailer regularly and want more luxurious features, you may need to budget for a higher-end option.

Additionally, you should also consider the costs of a tow vehicle, maintenance, and storage. Towing a small camping trailer requires a capable vehicle with the proper hitch, so you may need to invest in a new vehicle or hitch. Maintenance costs, such as regular cleaning, repairs, and upgrades, should also be taken into account.

Lastly, you will need a place to store your trailer when not in use, so factor in the cost of storage if you do not have a suitable place at your home.

Overall, the cost of a small camping trailer can range from a few thousand dollars to tens of thousands, depending on your needs and preferences.

What Are The Essential Features You Need To Look for In A Small Camping Trailer?

When looking for a small camping trailer, there are several essential features you should consider. Firstly, you should consider the size and layout of the trailer. You want to ensure that it is comfortable and has enough space for you and any other people who will be using it. Look for a trailer with a spacious sleeping area and enough storage for your gear and supplies.

Secondly, you should also consider the quality and durability of the materials used to construct the trailer. Look for a trailer that is built with high-quality materials, such as fiberglass, aluminum, or steel, to ensure it will last for many years of camping adventures. Additionally, consider the type of insulation used in the trailer, as this will impact its comfort level, especially in extreme weather conditions.

Lastly, make sure the trailer is equipped with all the necessary safety features, such as brakes, lights, and reflectors, to ensure your travels are safe and secure.

What Is The Ideal Size For A Lightweight Travel Trailer That is Towable?

The ideal size of a small camping trailer depends on several factors, including your towing vehicle, the number of people who will be using it, and your camping style. If you plan on using your trailer for solo trips or with a partner, a smaller teardrop or pop-up trailer may be the right choice. These trailers are compact, lightweight, and easy to maneuver, making them a great option for solo campers or couples.

If you plan on camping with a family or group of friends, a larger travel trailer or fiberglass trailer may be more appropriate. These trailers come in a variety of sizes and styles and typically offer more living space and amenities than other types of small camping trailers.

When choosing the size of your trailer, be sure to consider the towing capacity of your vehicle, as larger trailers will require a more powerful vehicle for safe towing. Additionally, consider the size of your camping sites and the terrain you plan on exploring, as some larger trailers may not be able to access certain areas.

How Much Storage Space Do You Need in a Small Camping Trailer?

The amount of storage space you need in a small camping trailer depends on the type of camping you plan to do and how long you plan to be away. For shorter trips, you may only need a small amount of storage space for your clothing, food, and camping gear. In this case, a basic teardrop trailer with a small kitchenette and a few storage compartments may suffice.

However, if you plan on longer camping trips or living in your trailer full-time, you may need more storage space. In this case, you may want to consider a pop-up trailer, fiberglass trailer, or small travel trailer with a larger kitchenette and ample storage space. These trailers often come with multiple storage compartments, including under-bed storage, overhead cabinets, and exterior storage compartments, to ensure you have enough room for all your gear and supplies.

Additionally, you may also want to consider a trailer with a built-in generator or solar panels to ensure you have enough power for your appliances and electronics.

Is Your Lightweight Travel Trailer Easy To Tow And Park?

Towing and parking a small camping trailer is relatively easy with the right equipment and preparation. Ensure that your vehicle is equipped with a suitable hitch and has enough towing capacity to safely handle your trailer. It’s also important to familiarize yourself with the size and weight of your trailer to ensure you can safely maneuver it on the road and in tight camping spots.

Once you have the proper equipment, towing a small camping trailer is usually straightforward. Small camping trailers are designed to be lightweight and aerodynamic, making them easy to tow behind a variety of vehicles. However, it’s important to be mindful of wind resistance, especially when towing at higher speeds.

When parking your trailer, be sure to choose a level campsite and use stabilizing jacks to ensure your trailer stays in place. Additionally, it’s important to park your trailer in a safe and secure location to protect it from theft or damage.

With the proper preparation and equipment, towing and parking a small camping trailer can be a breeze.

Where Can You Find Reliable Reviews And Recommendations For Small Camping Trailers?

There are many resources available for finding reliable reviews and recommendations for small camping trailers. One of the best places to start is online forums and discussion boards. These communities are often filled with experienced campers who are eager to share their knowledge and experiences. They can provide valuable insight into the different brands, models, and features of small camping trailers, as well as tips and tricks for getting the most out of your trailer.

Another great resource is online consumer review websites, such as Consumer Reports, RV Review, and Trailer Life. These websites offer comprehensive reviews and ratings of different small camping trailers, including their pros and cons, features, and performance. You can find Scamp Trailer reviews on Google here .

With so many resources available, it’s easy to find reliable and informative reviews and recommendations for small camping trailers or light weight travel trailers.

What Is The Perfect Small Camper or Lightweight Travel Trailer for You?

The perfect small camping trailer for you depends on your specific needs and preferences. Whether you prefer a hybrid camper, a toy hauler, a tiny camper, a travel trailer, a micro camper, or a classic teardrop, the options are endless.

Brands like Scamp Airstream, Nucamp, Forest Rivers, Taxa Outdoors, and Little Guy offer various models with different features such as an outdoor kitchen, roof racks, USB ports, air conditioner, and more.

When choosing your trailer, consider factors such as sleeping space, counter space, exterior width, interior height, hitch weight, and dry weight to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable camping experience.

With the right small camping trailer, you can have a happier camper and make the most out of your RV travels.

Looking for Towable Small Camping Trailers or Scamp Lightweight Travel Trailers?

It is important to consider a few key factors when choosing the right small camping trailer. You need to think about size and features, amenities and options available, as well as budget restrictions. You also need to make sure that you have an expert inspect the trailer before making your purchase.

Finally, familiarize yourself with RV maintenance procedures so that repairs can be carried out quickly and easily when needed! With these tips in mind, you will be able to find the perfect small camping trailer for your next outdoor adventure. Go through our Scamp Trailers website to see all our small campers and lightweight travel trailer options.

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Delivering ground-breaking flexibility in a lightweight trailer package, the retro-modern HC1 features a rear hatch, classic wheel fenders, honeycomb fiberglass floor. Explore the different trims: HC1 Breeze , HC1 Classic , HC1 Studio , and HC1 Venture .

Traveler (HCT) Model

With our largest, 17' light weight trailer, you can go anywhere without sacrificing comfort or versatility. The Traveler has been optimized to provide two dedicated living spaces and an integrated bathroom & kitchenette. Two trims available: Breeze and Traveler .

LIGHTWEIGHT CONSTRUCTION

Strong and durable fiberglass exterior handcrafted to last generations. Learn more here!

ADAPTIV® INTERIORS

Easy customization with modular components. More information here.

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Take it camping, make it your business, or use it as a bedroom for the holiday

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Oliver Travel Trailers

The Oliver Difference

Built to Last Generations

Heritage of Quality

The Oliver family first began producing high-quality luxury fiberglass travel trailers in 2007. Our unwavering goal was to create the best quality RVs available on the market. The Oliver's unique engineered double-shelled molded fiberglass composite hull is a testament to our commitment to quality and longevity. Our design and specifications provide superior insulation, durability, and strength. Our campers are constructed with premium materials such as aircraft grade 6061 aluminum for the chassis. The Legacy Elite is crafted to surpass a lifetime of expectations and an Oliver is not just an investment for the present; it is a Legacy that can be passed down. When searching for excellence will lead you to Oliver, and you will find that Oliver is genuinely one of a kind.

Fiberglass Travel Trailers

Create unforgettable memories at your own pace, with no alarms to set, no transport to catch, no bookings to make, and nothing to worry about. All that remains is time for family, fun, and relaxation.

Our camping trailers offer built-to-last quality, enhanced weather protection, luxury finishes, the latest technology, off-grid, four-season capabilities, and much more.

Innovative Design

Our campers feature a unique double-hull fiberglass shell design that protects against extreme temperatures and helps reduce energy consumption. All plumbing lines, water tanks, and several mechanical components are installed between the inner and outer shells. They are constructed with high-quality materials, precision craftsmanship, and smart technology integration. The interior is just as impressive as the exterior, with premium quality, comfort, and convenience that will make camping feel right at home.

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Custom Double-Hulled Fiberglass Shell (5-Year Warranty) Features Radiant Barrier Bubble Insulation, Tanks, Plumbing, Ducts, and Mechanical Systems Enclosed between the Fiberglass Camper's Double-Hulled Shells.

Designed for Easy Towing Custom Built Heavy Duty Aircraft Grade Aluminum Frame Chassis And Steps (5-Year Warranty), Galvanized-Dipped Steel Sub-Assembly Equipped With Zinc Anodes To Help Resist Corrosion, Premium Aluminum Wheels on 10-ply E-Rated Tires (Full-Size Spare with Aluminum Rim), Dexter Nev-R-Lube Axles & Dexter EZ-Flex Rubber Equalization System (Elite II Models), Leaf Springs and Gas Shocks.

Style & Personalize Your Ollie Choice of Desert, Midnight, or Storm Decor. Power Up Your Camping Experience with Our Premium & Platinum Packages.

Base Models are Loaded with Standard Features Including a 11,000 BTU Dometic High-Efficiency A/C, Ducted Furnace, Powered Awning, Three Point Powered Stabilization Jacks, Stainless Steel Microwave, Propane Tanks, Flush Mount Dual Burner LP Stove, 2-Way Fridge, Bathroom with Shower, Flat Screen TV, Entertainment System, and Much More.

Heritage of Quality and a 5 Star Warranty Oliver RV Trailers come with a five-year warranty on the fiberglass body and aluminum chassis for coverage of five full camping seasons, a two-year warranty on all components manufactured and installed by Oliver, a one-year warranty on components as well as extended continual support from us and through our dealership partners nationwide. The warranty is to the original retail purchaser and is non-transferrable.

Premium and Platinum Packages Available

• Lithium and AGM Battery Power Packages with Solar Panels and Pro Inverter
• Truma On-Demand Water Heater & AC Packages
• Omni-Directional Antenna
• Backup Camera
• Electronic Door Lock with Keypad
• Nature's Head Composting Toilet
• Street Side Additional Powered Awning (Elite II Only)
• Hypervent Condensation Prevention Matting
• PU Leather Upholstery Upgrade

New Package Options

Extend your stay beyond campsites with our new Premium and Platinum RV package options. We took our most requested features from previous years' model's add-ons and upgrades and put them into new packages to enhance our customer's camping experience and extend their stay. Our new packages include features such as 400-watt solar panels, lithium-pro batteries, a backup camera, Truma AC and instant water heater, a composting toilet, and more.

Customer Video Reviews

See What Real Owners Are Saying About Oliver Travel Trailers.

Pete Meets Jim Oliver

"When I was approaching my retirement, I was looking for my escape, and I was looking all over the internet for a robust Last Forever trailer, and I was finding other fiberglass travel trailer brands, and it was on another community forum that they said 'Hey there is this new guy on the block it's this company called Oliver.'"

Chris's First Year with Oliver

Chris and Stacie have been proud owners of their Legacy Elite II for nearly a year. Recently, Chris visited the headquarters for maintenance and took the opportunity to share his experience with his Oliver. They have also participated in the Oliver Owner's Rally, stayed in various states, and conversed with fellow enthusiasts about their Oliver.

We're Not an Ordinary Travel Trailer Manufacturer

We are a family owned and operated, and at Oliver, we share your unwavering pursuit for excellence. Oliver campers are renowned for their exceptional high-quality, comforts of home, and durability. Embrace a new era of high standards as we redefine what is possible. From first contact, to seeing an Oliver recreational vehicle, every step of the journey is a first-class experience that has come to be known as "The Oliver Difference". Trust us to deliver, from the no-hassle sale to the delivery of your new Oliver.

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YOUR JOURNEY BEGINS HERE

To guarantee that Avenger provides true customer satisfaction, our engineers carefully examined every component, every small detail, and every process that went into Avengers creation. It is important to offer industry-leading beauty, so beautiful hand-crafted doors were paired with premium fabrics, flooring, and countertops for a luxurious appearance. Features and design elements that are considered to be “Best In Class” and rarely found on the competitions are used to fully maximize customer enjoyment. Demanding testing standards and innovative construction technique like EVERLAST® were developed and used to ensure long-term quality and durability in your Avenger.

If “Your Journey Begins Here” , Avenger is sure to please.

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GAWR (Gross Axle Weight Rating) – is the maximum permissible weight, including cargo, fluids, optional equipment and accessories that can be safely supported by a combination of all axles.

UVW (Unloaded Vehicle Weight)* - is the typical weight of the unit as manufactured at the factory. It includes all weight at the unit’s axle(s) and tongue or pin and LP Gas. The UVW does not include cargo, fresh potable water, additional optional equipment or dealer installed accessories. *Estimated Average based on standard build optional equipment.

CCC (Cargo Carrying Capacity)** - is the amount of weight available for fresh potable water, cargo, additional optional equipment and accessories. CCC is equal to GVWR minus UVW. Available CCC should accommodate fresh potable water (8.3 lbs per gallon). Before filling the fresh water tank, empty the black and gray tanks to provide for more cargo capacity. **Estimated Average based on standard build optional equipment.

Each Forest River RV is weighed at the manufacturing facility prior to shipping. A label identifying the unloaded vehicle weight of the actual unit and the cargo carrying capacity is applied to every Forest River RV prior to leaving our facilities.

The load capacity of your unit is designated by weight, not by volume, so you cannot necessarily use all available space when loading your unit.

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2024 Avenger Features & Options

Avenger features & options.

• Aerodynamic Smooth Front Metal
• 2x 20lb LP Bottles
• LP Bottle Cover
• LED Lit Adjustable Power Awning
• Solid Stance Fold Out Steps
• 4x Stabilizer Jacks
• Power Tongue Jack
• Diamond Plate Front Rock Guard
• Radius Entry Door with Privacy Frosted Glass
• XL Folding Grab handle at Main Entry
• Bottle Opener at Main Entry
• Backup Camera Prep
• Spare Tire and Carrier Bracket
• Outdoor Kitchen (Select Models) Mini Fridge, Griddle, Multi-Purpose Spray Port
• Exterior Speakers
• Fully Vented Windows Throughout
• Doggy D-Ring
• Black Tank Flush
• Lippert Telescoping Ladder Bracket on rear
• One Piece Roof Membrane
• Fully Walkable Roof
• Enclosed and Heated Underbelly
• Power Cord and Safety Chain Holder on A-Frame
• Oversized Door Side Baggage Door
• Locking Magnet Latches on Baggage Doors
• Seamless Carefree Congoleum Flooring
• Seamless Woven PVC Slide Flooring
• LED Interior Lighting
• Theatre Seating (N/A 26BK, 27BBS, 28BHS)
• USB Ports in Bedroom, and at Bunks
• 110V Outlets in nightstands
• Residential Extended Ball Bearing Drawer Glides
• Dual Shirt Closets in Bedroom
• Enclosed Overhead Storage above bed
• Designer Bedroom Headboard
• Massive under-bed storage
• Undermount Single Basin Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink
• Stainless Steel Rolling Drying Rack
• Kitchen Backsplash
• Thermofoil Pressed Countertops and Dinette Top
• Pots and Pans Drawer
• Interior Magnet latches on all Cabinets and Drawers
• Under Dinette Storage with access doors
• Designer Entertainment Center Accent Wall
• Shower Surround
• Shower Pans in All Models
• Glass Neo-Angle Shower (Select Models)
• 12V Bathroom Vent Fan
• Medicine Cabinet with Mirror
• Privacy Bunk Curtain (N/A 28BHS)
• Pleated Nightshades throughout
• 15,000 BTU Ducted Air Conditioner
• 50 Amp Service (N/A 26BK)
• Wired and Braced for 2nd AC (N/A 26BK)
• Electric Fireplace (N/A 26BK)
• LED TV (N/A 26BK)
• 3 Burner Stove top with High Output Front Burner
• Flush Mount Glass Range Cover
• Slim Profile Range Hood With Light and Exhaust Fan
• Electric Microwave
• 10.7 Cu. Ft. 12 Volt fridge
• 6 Gal. Gas / Electric DSI Water Heater with Quick Recovery
• Winegard 360+ Antennae with Wifi Prep
• Auto ignition Furnace with Wall Thermostat
• In-Floor Ducted Heat
• Systems Monitor Panel
• 12V High Capacity Water Pump
• Power Stabilizer Jacks
• Portable Solar Panel w/ Carrying Case
• 13.5k BTU 2nd AC (N/A 26BK)
• QAI Canadian Compliance

Avenger LE Features & Options

• Aerodynamic Radius Front Profile
• Steel Fold Out entry Steps
• Radius Entry Door
• Grab handle at Main Entry
• Jack Knife Sofa (N/A 24BHSLE)
• Overhead Shelf above bed
• XL Single Basin Kitchen Sink
• 30 AMP Service
• 6 Gal. DSI Water Heater with Quick Recovery
• Power Stabilizer Jacks (N/A 22MKLE)

Avenger LT Features & Options

• 1x 20lb LP Bottle
• 2x Stabilizer Jacks
• Friction Hinge Radius Entry Door with Privacy Frosted Glass
• Jack Knife Sofa (25BH Only)
• Bunk Skylight
• Shirt Closet in Bedroom
• Kitchen Skylight
• 13,500 BTU Roof Mount Air Conditioner
• 2 Burner Kitchen Stove Top

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Be a great explorer.  .

Featuring open floorplans and functional design not to mention towability for many of today’s half-ton trucks and SUVs, Transcend Xplor is built for adventure. Throw in unmatched quality backed by our industry-leading warranty and there’s no reason not to Xplor.

• Solar Package

The Transcend Xplor features a unique, industry exclusive StongWall Aluminum Exterior

This innovative, industry exclusive sidewall design is 25% thicker than the competition, giving it the strength and durability to hold up to years of use.

MORE TIME. MORE PLACES.

SOLAR POWER NOW COMES STANDARD

Camp longer and in more places with the factory-installed 180W Roof Mounted Solar Panel, 40 AMP Charge Controller with Bluetooth, and 12V Refrigerator standard on all Transcend XPLOR's. No camping spot is off-limits. Just add batteries and go. Camp where you want, when you want*.

INCLUDED IN THE STANDARD SOLAR PACKAGE FOR XPLOR:

180W Solar Panel

40 AMP Charge Controller with Bluetooth & Solar Disconnect

12 VOLT Refrigerator

*We may have gotten a little excited, please camp safely.  Follow all laws and abide by no trespassing signs, you know what we mean.

Constructed to a Superior Standard

• Residential Insulated Walls (R-9)
• Insulated Floor & Enclosed Underbelly (R-11)
• Double Insulated Roof (R-40)*
• Insulated Front Wall (R-40)*

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Designed and built for families and couples who live life on the go

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Well-equipped for your weekend trips and longer-haul, family vacations

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An idea that couldn’t be extinguished, an ember ready to ignite. A woman with a legacy, determined to blaze an uncharted path. A brave and fiery team at her side, ready for a new purpose and a change. A wildly different energy infused into every innovation, every design.

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It’s electric. It’s smart.

And you control it with

just a touch.

feel at home,

At home, the Pebble Flow is never idle. Use it as a bonus room, an office or a rental space. It can even be used as a back-up battery.

Escape to the great outdoors for up to 7 days completely off-grid. Say goodbye to generators and propane tanks. The Pebble Flow’s massive EV battery and integrated solar panels adapt to your needs, promising true freedom.

Aerodynamic design and a dual-motor Active Propulsion Assist System will have you wondering if you are towing anything at all. Range anxiety is a thing of the past when towing with an EV.

Pebble is the all-electric RV

designed for get-up-and-go

No more fossil fuels, buzzing generators, and propane tanks. Pebble has power for days.

With one touch, the Pebble Flow senses, self-positions, and safely attaches to your tow vehicle.

Introducing the world’s first dual-motor Active Propulsion Assist System. APAS provides extended range, unwavering confidence and effortless towing even with an SUV or EV.

Never back up again. Once unhitched, the Pebble Flow is fully remote-controllable. Move around a campsite or driveway via the Pebble App, pivoting effortlessly, and positioning into tight spots with ease.

Be camp-ready in seconds, stress-free. With just one touch, watch the leveling stabilizers, stairs, awning, thermostat and lights automatically set-up camp for you.

Panoramic windows give way to a 270° view. Convertible furniture, clever storage compartments, and minimalist, modern interior give you everything you need and the flexibility to make it your own.

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Welcome to Sol Horizon

inTech RV’s Sol Horizon is designed for those who appreciate quality and is proof that you can immerse yourself in the great outdoors while traveling in luxury.

Panoramic Windshield

Sol Horizon is unlike any other camper, featuring a massive 3-ply laminated glass panoramic front windshield. You won’t find a better view of the great outdoors in any other camper!

Luxury Interior

Step inside Sol Horizon and you'll find the level of luxury you desire. Quality materials are used throughout and combined not only with our unmatched craftsmanship, but an eye for design and functionality. Sol Horizon’s interior is so luxurious and inviting, you may never want to go home.

Creative Space

inTech is exceptional at making smaller spaces feel large. Utilizing what we call “Tilt–Forward Design”, we have taken advantage of the unused space over the trailer's A-frame. The exterior profile provides more space in the front and rear of the camper and delivers 6’ 6” headroom at the peak. Sol Horizon gives you room to move around without feeling confined.

Extravagant Features

Sol Horizon stands out with features such as: Spacious dinette that seats up to 5 adults, large 10' Awning, one-of-a-kind exterior kitchen, sizeable wet bath, luxurious kitchen with enormous farmhouse sink, commercial-grade faucet and two-burner LP stove with a cast iron grate.

Fully Welded Cage & Frame Construction

Every inTech RV is built utilizing an all-aluminum, all-tube, fully welded cage frame. Aluminum is not only lightweight but will also not rust and our all-tube construction means we are using the strongest, longest-lasting materials available.

Key Features

360° Interior

Choose a Sol Horizon Package

Sol Horizon is available in a Base or Rover package.

• Sporty Decals
• Black Powder Coated Fenders
• Premium 15” Aluminum Wheels

• Rugged Decals
• Tongue Tie Down Rack
• Blackout Wheels
• 235/75R15 Tires w/ Aggressive Tread
• Aluminum Tube Rear Bumper

Base Colors

Base Exterior

Base Options

10' Power Awning

The 10' power awning sets up in seconds and increases your living space providing protection from the sun and rain. At 10’ long, this largest-in-class option is a must have feature!

Dual LP Tanks

LP-gas is a main source of energy to power generators and fuel appliances necessary for comfort heating, cooking and refrigeration.

Slideout Exterior Kitchen

Camping is about enjoying the outdoors, and that includes cooking outside. Sol is the only camper in its class that offers the Slideout Exterior Kitchen featuring an LP griddle, perfect for bacon and eggs in the morning or burgers and hotdogs for later in the day!

12V Refrigerator

The 35 quart refrigerator is the perfect addition to your Slideout Exterior Kitchen and can be used to refrigerate or freeze. Operating on 12V, the refrigerator eliminates the need for ice and works great at the campground or when you’re boondocking off-grid. Requires Slideout Exterior Kitchen

Off-grid Package

Enjoy true freedom getting off-grid with inTech’s Solar and Lithium Package. 300 watts of solar, mixed with an MPPT charger controller, 200 amp hrs of lithium batteries and a 2,000 Watt inverter allow you to take a path less traveled.

Rover Roof Rack

When it comes to safe, seamless trips, there’s no second-guessing.

Electrically extend or retract the trailer leg.

Base Dimensions

• (A) Overall Height - 9' 5"
• (B) Interior Height - 6' 6"
• (C) Overall Length - 19'
• (D) Ground Clearance - 11 1/2"

• (E) Box Width - 7'
• (F) Overall Width - 8' 6"

• (G/H) Bed - 60" x 80"
• (I/J) Bathroom - 29" x 44"
• (K/L) Dinette - 50" x 80"

Base Specifications

Dimensions, equipment and pricing are subject to change without notice. For complete and up-to-date details regarding inTech RVs, please speak to an authorized inTech RV dealer.

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• (A) Overall Height - 9' 7"
• (D) Ground Clearance - 15"

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On your delivery day, we’ll conduct a final check-up of your new RV to ensure it is ready for your next adventure. We’ll also install accessories you have selected. In addition, one of our experts will guide you through our comprehensive RV Orientation process. We’ll take as much time as needed to make sure you’re completely comfortable with your new RV and its features so you can get on the road with confidence.

Our commitment to you starts before you receive your RV and continues long after. From 400+ quality checks at our pre-delivery inspection facility to ongoing ownership support, we’re there every step of the way. With our Keep You Camping ™ program, you get priority service on Camping Critical issues so you can get back on the road sooner. If you purchased your RV somewhere else, you can take advantage of the program too. As long as we carry your brand and it’s still under warranty, we’ll take care of you.*

If you are new to the RV lifestyle, we have lots of resources available to help you get going. Begin your journey with the RVing 101 articles on our blog. Here, you’ll learn about the different types of RVs and common RV terms with their definitions. We’ll also debunk several RV myths and ownership misconceptions. Then, check out our blog articles to find destination inspiration, campfire recipes, travel tips, and other helpful information. Start reading now.

The RV of your dreams is more affordable when you finance with General RV. Our size and reputation enable us to give you the best opportunity to get financed, whether you’re buying a new or used RV. Even if your credit history is less than perfect, we can help. We work with national banks, regional banks, and credit unions to find a financing program that meets your needs. We only offer simple interest loans so you pay interest on the principle and get you pre-approved quickly so you can begin shopping with confidence.

RV insurance requirements can be difficult to understand and vary depending on how you plan to use your RV. Our insurance agency, America’s Choice Insurance Partners, specializes in RV coverage and can create personalized coverage packages to fit your needs. Our fully-licensed staff will answer any questions you have about the best way to insure your new RV, and they’ll provide a no-obligation quote. Please visit ACIagents.com to learn more.

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Designed for low-profile towing across the toughest terrains, the OPUS Camper AIR tent inflation technology and hybrid designs make it easy to quickly expand your camper into a spacious off-grid vacation home.

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The OPUS Camper is your vacation home on wheels. Built to take you and your family to the most beautiful places across the country, with the OPUS you can wake up to an oceanfront view one day and relax in a lush hidden forest surrounded by California Redwoods the next… regardless, the OPUS Camper was built so you can escape the concrete of urban living to an idyllic space away from neighbors and cellphone towers.

Dry Weight: 5159LBS

GVWR: 6393 LBS

Awning: Retractable Awning

Sleeps: 4 Adults | King Bed & Bunks

Bath: Indoor Toilet w/ 10gl Black Tank

Shower: Indoor Hot Water Shower

Dry Weight: 3100 LBS

GVWR: 4200 LBS

Awnings: AIR Canopy | AIR Annex

Sleeps: 4 Adults | 2 Beds 

Bath: Privacy Tent w/ Portable Toilet

Shower: Hot Water Shower & Tent

Dry Weight: 3244 LBS

GVWR: 4400 LBS

Sleeps: 2 Adults | 1 Bed

Dry Weight: 2380 LBS

GVWR: 3527 LBS 

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Where can your opus take you.

Looking for trip inspiration from other families and owners? Check out some of the adventures other owners have embarked on with their OPUS. From cross-country solo trips to weekend getaways with the entire family, you’ll find plenty of off-grid camping suggestions here.

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This Opus Camper Adventure Addict makes his way through South Padre Island, Texas – Camping with an amazing beachfront view!

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Each Opus Adventure Run brings groups of owners together as they explore various locations across the United States.  These are led by some of our customers who are highly experienced and well-equipped Overlanders to ensure all our customers are safe and have a great experience. Each Adventure Run is documented by a media crew. For the last 4 years, Blk Elk Media has traveled alongside the groups capturing each trip.

SMITH RIVER NRA, CALIFORNIA

Seven Opus campers explore Northern California’s Smith River NRA. They took their time to travel up the coast through Northern California’s redwoods, camp along Hurdy Gurdy Creek, fish, hike, cook, and play some corn hole. 

OREGON OBDR #4

8 Campers, 27 people, and 4 days exploring the Oregon Back Country Discovery Route #4. They climbed the Wolf Mountain Fire Lookout, took on switchbacks and narrow trails, and traveled part of the 750-mile route.

RIM ROCKER, COLORADO

This group of owners met up in Cortez, CO taking trails like Yankee Boy Basin, Last Dollar Road, Rim Rocker, and more. They hit some unexpected bumps & had to change plans en route, which made for some challenging rock crawling. 

ENCHANTED ROCKIES, CO

The very first Opus Adventure Run! This group of owners met in Walsenburg, CO. This documents epic moments as the group traveled together through the Great Sand Dunes, over Medano Pass, and up Rampart Range. 

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How to compare RV insurance quotes

Choose your coverage, consider your limits, select your deductibles, travel trailer and motorhome insurance that's customized for you.

RV insurance typically covers the following types of homes-on-wheels:

• Towable RVs

RVs that don’t have their own engine must be towed when moving locations. These include folding camper trailers, conventional travel trailers, truck campers, fifth-wheel travel trailers, horse trailers with sleeping quarters and travel trailers with expendable ends.

• Motorized RVs

Often called motorhomes, these self-reliant RVs do not need to be towed, are built on automotive frames and can sleep up to eight people.

Do you need insurance for your RV?

You're required to have insurance for your motorhome. Minimum liability requirements vary from state to state, with many states requiring you to have extra coverage for protection against uninsured or underinsured drivers.

Is insurance required for a travel trailer?

Generally, insurance is not required on trailers since liability coverage is typically extended to the trailer when attached to the vehicle towing it.

Tour your available RV insurance discounts

Save your money for your traveling on RV insurance with Allstate. Enjoy discounts based on how you pay your bill if you own a home and more.

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RV insurance FAQs

How much does rv insurance typically cost, do i need insurance on my rv if it isn’t being driven.

Check your state’s insurance laws before removing liability coverage on your RV. While some states allow storage without any coverage, others require the owner to turn in the RV’s plates if liability coverage is removed.

If there is a loan on your RV, check with your lender before removing collision coverage.

You may want to consider holding onto your comprehensive coverage year-round, even when your RV is not in use. It can help cover fire, theft, and other non-collision damages while your RV is in storage.

If I have a loan on my RV, can I remove coverage?

You should check with your lender to make sure you maintain the required coverage on your RV.

Is roof damage or a roof leak covered?

It depends. If you have comprehensive coverage on the RV and the roof is damaged by a covered peril, like a tree falling on the roof, there is coverage. But there is no coverage for general wear and tear or lack of maintenance. Depending on the state, we offer optional Roof and Pest coverages that provide additional protection.

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7 Best RV Insurance Companies of 2024

Money’s main takeaways.

• RV insurance is essential for both full-time RV living and occasional trips.
• Premiums are based on factors like your driving record and RV type, age and condition.
• Our top picks include Good Sam, National General and Auto-Owners Insurance.

Why Trust Us?

Money’s editorial team has evaluated RV insurance providers since 2016. Our research and analysis take into account customer satisfaction, financial stability, coverage options and availability, among others. Read the full methodology to learn more.

• Reviewed 15+ companies
• Conducted over 1,000 hours of research
• Prioritized coverage, discounts, customer sentiment, the NAIC complaint index and financial stability

Our Top Picks for the Best RV Insurance Companies

• Good Sam – Best RV Insurance Agency
• RVInsurance.com – Runner-Up for Best RV Insurance Agency
• Nationwide – Best for Multiple Discounts
• National General – Best for Full Replacement Cost Coverage
• Progressive – Best for Disappearing Deductibles
• Roamly – Best for Renting Out Your RV
• Auto-Owners Insurance – Best for Customer Service

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• Offers full-timer coverage
• Manage your policy online without agent contact
• Discounts on campsites, gear stores, fuel, and more
• Not a direct insurer

Why we chose this company: Good Sam Insurance Agency is the best option for those who need help selecting coverage. It connects you with some of the best RV insurance companies to help you get the right coverage level for your needs.

Good Sam works with renowned insurance providers like Progressive, Foremost, Safeco, and National General to offer a range of standard coverage options. Additionally, through its partnership with MexicoInsuranceOnline.com, the agency connects clients to Mexico-based insurers and offers tailored add-ons for cross-border travel, whether for single-day or extended stays.

The company also extends a storage discount, allowing policyholders to suspend collision and liability coverage when their RV or trailer remains unused for over 30 days, reducing monthly premiums. Furthermore, Good Sam assists in crafting personalized policies for full-time RVers.

Learn more: Good Sam RV insurance review

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Why we chose this company: RVInsurance.com can help you find a suitable policy, whether you use your RV for vacationing or as your residence.

• Specialists can help you find a policy
• Policies available for all types of RVs

RVInsurance.com works with Foremost, National General and Safeco. These companies cover all RV types, from motorhomes to campers. They offer several policy add-ons, such as full replacement cost, full-timers liability coverage and roadside assistance.

You can get a quote online, but calling to speak with an insurance specialist lets you compare policies in more detail.

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• Free annual reviews to reevaluate coverage and discounts
• Optional towing coverage includes lodging, transportation and meals
• Various policies available for easy bundling and savings
• Many customer complaints about the claims process

Why we chose this company: Nationwide Insurance offers over 10 different discounts, including discounts for staying claim-free during the previous policy period or installing safety devices, like smoke detectors.

Most RV insurers offer discounts, but Nationwide’s list is notably extensive. You can save by bundling your RV policy with home insurance, taking safety courses, joining an RV organization like the National RV Association, paying your annual policy upfront or opting for Nationwide’s full-time RV insurance package.

Note that not all discounts are listed on Nationwide’s website, and some only come up during the quoting process. For example, according to a customer service representative, the company also offers discounts to customers whose vehicles have safety features such as tire-pressure monitoring systems or fiberglass bodies.

Learn more: Nationwide RV insurance review

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• Coverage for specialized equipment like solar panels
• Pause your coverage when your RV is in storage
• Experts help you find a new RV after a total loss
• Low mileage discount
• Eligibility, benefits, coverage and discounts vary per state
• Limited information about policies on its website

Why we chose this company: Full replacement cost coverage can usually only be bought during an RV’s first model year. National General, on the other hand, lets you get the rider within an RV’s first five model years.

With full replacement cost coverage — also called total loss replacement — your RV is replaced with a new or similar one if it’s totaled or stolen, potentially reimbursing you for the original purchase price. This is typically only available for newly purchased motorhomes or travel trailers up to one or two model years old. If you buy a used RV or don’t insure your new one as soon as possible, you risk it being considered ineligible.

With National General, RVs are eligible during their first five model years, regardless of ownership (some companies limit this type of coverage to original owners). It also offers the flexibility to pause coverage during storage, helping you save on premiums while protecting against theft, fires, weather damage, and more.

Learn more: National General RV insurance review

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• Accident forgiveness for claims under $500
• Horse trailer coverage up to $50k
• Pet injury coverage available
• Add-on coverage available for roof malfunction
• Standard plan excludes personal property and emergency expenses
• Rates differ based on whether you buy online or through an agent
• Discounts aren't available in all states

Why we chose this company: Progressive offers disappearing deductibles, accident forgiveness and an extensive array of discounts.

With Progressive, you can save on premiums if you’re the RV’s original owner or pay your policy in advance, among other discounts. However, Progressive stands out from competitors because it offers both disappearing deductibles and accident forgiveness.

Unlike competitors, Progressive doesn’t cap its diminishing deductible benefit at $500. Instead, it reduces your deductible by 25% each claim-free period, up to $0 after four periods. While it costs extra, the feature is included with comprehensive and collision coverage for vehicles valued at $25,000 or more. Accident forgiveness for claims of $500 or less is included at no cost.

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• Specializes in RV insurance
• Coverage even when renting out your RV
• Policies for full-time RVers are available
• Covers Canada rentals
• Only offers RV policies

Why we chose this company: Insurers typically decline coverage if you rent your RV to someone else. With Roamly, you can rent out your RV and still be covered for liability and damage to the vehicle.

Rented RVs require comprehensive commercial insurance due to their higher risk exposure when compared to personal vehicles. Failing to insure your motorhome or camper when renting it out can lead to denied claims, especially if the renter lacks coverage.

With Roamly, your RV remains covered when listed on rental platforms like Outdoorsy (owned by Roamly). Renters booking your RV through Outdoorsy can opt for a renters protection package, including trip protection, interior damage and travel medical insurance. Roamly’s policies cover rented RVs for their actual cash value during the rental period and provide $1 million in liability insurance protection per trip.

Learn more: Roamly RV insurance review

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• Premium reduction if RV is equipped with safety features
• Towing and roadside assistance in all 50 states and Canada
• Mobile app for Apple and Android
• No online quotes

Why we chose this company: Auto-Owners is our pick for personalized customer service because of its network of independent agents, online customer center and mobile app. Customers can access claims, billing and other important policy documents on their phone, tablet or computer.

Auto-Owners has an impressive customer service record, with fewer complaints with the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) than most competitors. It also ranked above average in the southeast region in J.D. Power’s 2022 Auto Insurance Customer Satisfaction study.

Unlike other companies, Auto-Owners only sells its insurance products through independent agents. Instead of contacting the company online, you work directly with local agencies that can better advise you regarding specific insurance requirements in your area. For example, bodily injury and property damage liability limits set by law vary by state.

Learn more: Auto-Owners RV insurance review

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Other RV Insurance companies we considered

During our research for the best recreational vehicle insurance providers, we narrowed down our initial list to 7 companies. The following didn’t make our final cut, not because they were lacking, but because other competitors had more standout features.

• Covers motorhomes, travel trailers and campers
• Includes roadside assistance, hotel discounts and more
• Coverage for lodging and transportation if your RV is damaged
• Coverage options are not standard across regions
• RV policy not available nationwide
• Limited information available online

AAA offers coverage for different types of RVs and some of its policies also cover personal effects such as electronics. However, it didn’t make our list because it doesn’t offer coverage in all 50 states.

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• Discount if you transfer from another insurance company
• Discounts for drivers 55 years or older
• Gas price locator to help you find the cheapest gas
• Limited information on company website
• Online quotes not available

Allstate’s policies include emergency travel expenses if you’re over 50 miles from home when your RV breaks down and the issue is covered under the policy. Allstate is not on our main list because it only provides quotes through its sales agents and the information on its website is limited.

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• Total windshield replacement deductible is only $50
• Personal effects replacement limits up to $100,000
• Free accident forgiveness after 5+ years
• Offers limited information on its website
• Enhanced RV coverage unavailable in HI, MA, MI and NC
• Total loss replacement coverage availability varies

While Geico offers coverage options comparable to those of other companies on our list (such as total loss replacement, emergency expenses coverage and vacation liability), its policies aren’t available nationwide. Its website also lacks crucial details, such as available discounts.

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• Loan or lease protection coverage available
• Deductibles diminish by $100 per year up to $500
• Insures motorhomes valued at up to $1 million
• Coverage available for custom equipment
• Only covers vehicles used 250 days or less per year
• Limited information available on website
• No online quotes available

Safeco covers class A, B and C motorhomes valued at up to $1 million, but only if used recreationally. It didn’t make our list because its website doesn’t offer much information and coverage is limited to vehicles used less than 250 days a year.

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• Coverage for emergency expenses if camper is damaged or destroyed
• Pays for transportation of damaged RV to storage, repair shop or home
• Full-timer coverage for trailers, motor homes, luxury coaches and more
• Special policies for USAA members
• Not available in DC or Hawaii
• Limited information on website

Foremost, a subsidiary of Farmers Insurance, has policies for full-timers as well as stationary travel trailers. It also covers personal-use motor homes that you occasionally rent, lease or loan. Unfortunately, this policy doesn’t cover the vehicle while it’s rented, leased or loaned.

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• Offers storage-only insurance during the off-season
• Policy extends to travel anywhere in Canada
• Insures equipment permanently attached to your RV
• No information regarding discounts

Despite offering coverage in Canada, Farmers Insurance fell short of our list due to limited information regarding specific coverages and discounts on its website . This lack of transparency makes it challenging for consumers to assess the scope and value of its policies.

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• Multi-vehicle, safe driver and original ownership discounts
• Coverage for all RV classes, including slide-on campers
• Members get a 5% discount on policies
• Policies only available to military families
• 5% members discount not available in all states

USAA offers RV insurance through an alliance with Progressive, which covers almost all types of RVs. The drawback to USAA’s policies is that they’re only available to military families.

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Country Financial

• Multi-policy discount
• Mobile app for Apple and Android devices
• Only available through agents
• Operates in only 19 states

Country Financial’s RV insurance policies fall under home or auto insurance. That can be a drawback for consumers who already have a preferred auto or home insurer. Another notable snag in its coverage is that it’s available in only 19 states.

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National Interstate

• Options for RV full-timers
• 25% deductible discount for each consecutive claim-free year
• Windshield replacement coverage
• Coverage for commercial RVs
• Website lacks information about terms and discounts

National Interstate has policy options for RV full-timers and covers commercial RVs. This insurer is not featured on our main list because its website doesn’t provide details regarding policies or discounts.

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The Hartford

• Lifetime guarantee for repairs done in authorized repair shops
• 24/7 claims submission
• RV replacement if it's totaled in the first 15 months
• Only available to AARP members
• Not available in U.S. territories

The Hartford allows policyholders to customize their RV insurance coverage, and its lifetime guarantee for repairs in authorized shops is a highlight of its policies. However, coverage is only available to AARP members, which is a considerable drawback.

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RV Insurance Guide

Like auto insurance, RV insurance offers financial protection for accidents, injuries and other unforeseen events. It can cover repair costs, medical bills and liability expenses if you injure someone or damage their property.

While comprehensive policies covering collision, theft and personal belongings are widely available, occasional RV users may not need such extensive coverage. Read on for information on RV insurance costs, coverage options and tips for selecting the right policy for your needs.

Table of contents

How much is rv insurance, types of rvs, what type of insurance does an rv need.

• What does RV insurance not cover?
• How to buy RV insurance

Renting out your RV

According to Progressive, an RV insurance policy for a travel trailer (an RV you tow behind your vehicle) costs an average of $573 annually. In contrast, coverage for a motorhome costs an average of $958 per year.

The following factors influence the cost of an RV insurance policy:

• The type of RV: Motorhomes are more expensive to insure than trailers (especially those with state-of-the-art components).
• Age and condition: Older trailers and motorhomes cost less to insure due to their reduced resale value.
• Type of RV insurance: A policy with just liability coverage is more affordable than a comprehensive one with collision and personal property coverage.
• Where you live: Your state and zip code affect your insurance rates. RVs in areas prone to extreme weather will be more expensive to insure.
• Driving experience and driving record: A first-time RV owner poses a higher risk than an experienced RVer. Insurers will also review your general driving record to determine an appropriate rate.
• Claims history: A lengthy claims history is a red flag to insurers. Drivers who have never filed a claim will get much better rates than those who have.
• Additional coverage: Purchasing add-ons such as roadside assistance, total loss replacement, vacation liability and full-timers coverage will increase your premium.

Recreational vehicles fall into four categories: Class A, Class B, Class C and towable RVs. The first three are motorhomes, drivable units with living quarters and appliances. Towable RVs, also called campers or trailers, may also have amenities, but some are designed to transport animals or cargo.

Here’s the rundown of the different types of RVs available:

Class A motorhomes

Class A motorhomes are the most luxurious and spacious, measuring 24 to 45 feet long and fitting as many as 12 passengers. However, their size can make driving tricky and limit their mileage to around 10 miles per gallon or less.

Class B motorhomes

Class B motorhomes, also known as “camper vans,” are the smallest (17 to 19 feet long) and least expensive type. These are standard-sized vans usually packed with a compact kitchen, bathroom and foldable or fixed bed. Their limited living space makes them suitable for four passengers or less who enjoy minimalist traveling.

Class B+ or B Plus motorhomes

Class B+ or B Plus motorhomes are the big siblings of Class B camper vans. These vehicles measure between 17 and 30 feet, fitting bigger beds and more spacious bathroom and kitchen areas.

Class C motorhomes

Class C motorhomes measure 21 to 41 feet long and are easily recognized by their over-cab sleeping or storage area. Compared to larger units, they have better gas mileage and maneuverability and are ideal for full-time living. Class C motorhomes can accommodate up to eight passengers and include a kitchen, dining area, bathroom and sleeping quarters.

Towable RVs

Towable RVs can be hitched to SUVs, pickup trucks or any capable vehicle. This category encompasses fifth wheels, toy haulers, travel trailers, and pop-up and truck campers, typically ranging from 10 to 30 feet. Other types of towable RVs include utility, cargo and horse trailers.

Since RVs can be vehicles and primary residences, insuring them requires special considerations. Some policies offer basic liability protection, while others provide broader coverage for personal effects and emergency expenses.

Keep in mind that if your RV is self-propelled, your coverage should meet your state’s minimum liability insurance requirements. This applies whether you use the vehicle occasionally or as a residence.

If your RV is towable, the insurance policy on the towing vehicle may extend to the RV. However, note that the towing vehicle’s policy usually only covers liability, not physical damage to the RV or attached accessories.

Best RV insurance features for part-time RVers

People who use their motorhomes for weekend getaways should at least have basic liability coverage that meets their state’s minimum requirements.

Other types of RV insurance for part-time RVers include:

• Property damage liability coverage: Pays for damages you cause to another person’s property or vehicle.
• Bodily injury liability coverage: Helps pay the medical expenses of those you injure in an at-fault accident.
• Collision coverage: Covers repairs to your RV after an accident with another vehicle, whether you’re at fault or not.
• Comprehensive coverage: Pays for damages caused by theft, vandalism, natural disasters, fire and other non-collision accidents.
• Uninsured/Underinsured motorist coverage: Covers the cost of repairs to your RV and your medical payments if you’re in an accident caused by a driver without insurance or insufficient coverage.
• Personal Injury Protection (PIP): Covers medical expenses for you and your passenger in the event of an accident, no matter who is at fault. It may also cover lost wages.
• Campsite/vacation liability coverage: Helps pay for legal expenses if you’re deemed responsible for injuries or losses incurred by a non-family member within your campsite or RV.
• Roadside Assistance: Offers around-the-clock repairs, towing and emergency assistance should your RV experience a flat tire, battery discharge or other malfunction.

Best RV insurance features for full-time RVers

For added peace of mind, full-time RVers should consider having a more comprehensive policy that includes some of the above-mentioned add-ons as well as any of the following:

• Personal property coverage: Covers the cost of replacing any damaged or stolen personal effects. This includes clothing, furniture, jewelry and computers, for example.
• Total loss replacement: Replaces your RV with an equal or similar model if your vehicle is stolen or totaled in an accident. The insurer may reimburse you for the original purchase price in other cases. Lenders may require this coverage if you finance your RV.
• Full-time RV liability coverage: Adds additional coverage for liability and medical expenses if you live in your RV for six months or more each year.
• Emergency expense allowance: Covers up to a specified amount of living and travel expenses like car rentals, lodging and food if your RV leaves you stranded, usually more than 100 miles away.
• Specialized coverage: Can replace appliances like awnings, satellite dishes, and solar panels and can even provide coverage for any pet injuries that happen in the vehicle.
• Loss assessment: Helps cover fees RV associations charge for damage to common areas in a campsite, for example.

What RV insurance doesn’t cover

RV insurance won’t cover the following:

• Normal wear and tear: RV insurance protects your vehicle against unexpected events, not routine maintenance or deterioration.
• Mold damage, fungi or rot: Insurers consider mold a sign of neglect and won’t cover damages unless it’s directly linked to water damage caused by a covered event.
• Certain types of water damage: RV insurance doesn’t cover water damage caused by regular wear and tear, freezing temperatures or manufacturer defects.
• Earthquake coverage: RV insurance covers most natural disasters, including floods, storms and fires, but earthquake coverage varies by insurer.

How to Buy RV Insurance

Here are some tips on how to find and purchase the right RV insurance coverage for you.

Determine the coverage you need

Your car insurance policy may extend to towable campers or trailers, but not motorhomes. And while auto insurance may cover you against liability and damages to the RV, it generally doesn’t cover belongings or appliances inside the vehicle. Homeowners insurance may also offer some coverage, but only when the RV is parked on the insured property.

Another option is umbrella insurance for your RV, which covers liability claims exceeding your primary auto, home or RV policy limits. However, coverage only kicks in if your RV is covered by an underlying policy that meets the umbrella policy’s liability requirements.

Take time to shop around for insurance quotes

RV insurance costs depend on your driving history, location, type of vehicle and usage and any optional riders you select. To get the most affordable premium for the coverage you need, compare quotes from multiple insurers. Consult an independent insurance agent if you don’t have time to shop around.

Consider bundling multiple policies

Most insurers offer multi-policy discounts, helping you save on premiums by combining your RV policy with auto, home, renters, boat or even life insurance policies . Bundling can also help you avoid the hassle of dealing with different companies when you have to file a claim.

Check for available discounts

While these may vary by company, most insurers offer rate discounts for:

• Paying the total annual policy upfront
• Making monthly payments on time
• Staying claim-free during the previous policy period
• Being the vehicle’s original owner
• Installing safety features in your RV
• Having a favorable record of insurance losses
• Staying accident-free for at least three years
• Taking safety courses
• Being a member of an RV association

Drivers aged 50 and up can snag a lower rate, as can parents or guardians who opt not to insure drivers under 25 on their policy.

Insurance when renting an RV

If you plan on renting an RV for a vacation, consider getting RV rental insurance. This type of policy usually provides liability, collision damage waiver, and coverage for personal accidents or personal effects.

You can purchase a policy through the rental company or your insurer. However, remember that your current car or RV insurance policy may already extend some rental RV coverage. Coverage may not be available in some states or for trips longer than 30 days, so call your insurer to verify before heading out.

If you rent your RV to others, it’s considered a commercial-use vehicle, and your insurance policy won’t cover the renter. The person must obtain their own rental insurance. If you’re merely lending your RV to a friend or family member, your existing coverage may extend to them, depending on your policy.

Note that some states — including Arkansas and Wisconsin — require drivers to get special licenses to drive RVs. If you live in one of these states and lend your RV to someone, that person must have the required license if you want your insurance policy to cover them.

What kind of insurance do I need to rent out my RV?

To rent out an RV, you’ll need at least liability coverage, which pays for damages or injury you may cause to other people and their property in an at-fault accident. Except New Hampshire, all states and the District of Columbia, require that vehicles, including RVs, have liability coverage.

Insurance for towable RVs is another matter. When you tow your RV behind another vehicle instead of driving it, you only have to worry about having enough coverage to protect your belongings, not additional liability insurance.

RV Insurance FAQs

What states require trailer insurance.

Trailer insurance requirements vary by state and by type of trailer. Most local governments require liability insurance, while others also require uninsured motorist coverage.

Currently, only two states don't require any type of trailer insurance. You can drive an uninsured vehicle in Virginia if you pay an uninsured motorist fee. In New Hampshire, you can drive uninsured if you prove you have enough money to cover liability expenses in an at-fault accident.

Do you need trailer insurance?

You don't need insurance for a non-motorized trailer hooked to a towing vehicle. The vehicle's insurance coverage extends to the trailer attached to it. However, this coverage is typically limited to liability.

Talk to your auto insurance provider if you want to add property damage coverage for the trailer or purchase a separate RV insurance to ensure the trailer is insured against damage.

Who has the best RV insurance?

Does rv insurance cover water damage, what is vacation liability rv insurance, how we chose the best rv insurance.

• Coverage options and discounts: We picked companies that offer a comprehensive selection of coverage options and premium discounts.
• Customer satisfaction: We favored companies with above-average scores in J.D. Power’s U.S. Auto Insurance Study.
• Financial strength: We considered the financial strength of each insurer as evidenced by their A.M. Best rating. A.M Best is a credit rating agency that assesses the creditworthiness of insurance companies.
• Complaint index: We looked up every insurer’s complaint trend report from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) and favored those with few complaints.

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Exterior Features

• Magnetic Baggage Door Catches
• Outside Griddle with LP Hookup
• 2- 20# LP Tanks
• Ground Solar Prep
• Polished Alloy Wheels
• Tinted Bonded Frameless Windows
• Laminated Clay with Alloy Band Fiberglass Sidewalls
• 200W Roof Solar Panel with 1800W Inverter (12S & 14D 1000W)
• Outside Spray Port
• AIR 360+ OMNIDIRECTIONAL ANTENNA / WITH WIFI PREP (N/A 12S)
• Truss Stabilizer Jack
• Fold Out Entry Steps (N/A 12S)
• Roof Ladder (N/A 12S)
• Front Windshield (N/A 12S, 15TB)
• Outside Speaker (N/A 12S)
• Power Awning
• Heated Holding Tanks (N/A 12S)
• 2" Hitch Receiver (N/A 12S)

Interior Features

• Roller Shades
• 20,000 BTU Furnace
• 13,500 Roof A/C (12S 11K Under Bunk)
• 12V Smart Entertainment TV w/stereo (N/A 12S)

Construction Features

• Aluminum Cage Dinette Bases & Beds
• 6 Sided Aluminum Cage Construction
• Vacuum Laminated Roof and Walls
• Interior & Exterior Composite Sidewall Construction
• 5/8" tongue and groove plywood flooring (12S 1/2' OSB)

Towing Features

• Torsion Axle, Rubber-Ryde Suspension
• Tire Pressure Monitoring System
• Pre Wired for Backup Camera
• Spare Tire W/ Carrier
• 15” Mud Rover Radial Tires and Lift Kit
• Power Tongue Jack
• 2 5/16" Ball (12S is 2")

Kitchen Features

• 12V Refrigerator
• Gas Oven (N/A 19FDS, 15FBS, 15TB, 15RD, 12S)
• Recessed Cooktop W/ Flush Mount Cover (15TB, 15FBS, 15RD, 19FDS)
• Convection Microwave (12S, 15TB, 15FBS, 15RD, 19FDS)

Bathroom Features

• Shower Miser Water Saver
• 360 Siphon Cap on Black Tank
• Quick recovery Gas/Electric Water Heater (12S has On Demand Water Heater)
• Maxxair® Ventilation Fan and Vent Cover (*In living room on 15TB, 15RD) N/A 12S
• Black Tank Flush (N/A 15TB, 15RD, 12S)
• Foot Flush Toilets (N/A 12S)
• 2nd 200W Roof Solar Panel
• Tongue Mount Bike Rack
• Slide Topper
• Dexter Torsion Axles w/Aluminum Wheels
• Microwave Oven                                                                          
• Sport Tire And Wheel Package                                                                  
• Key Alike Door & Compartment Locks
• Frameless Windows
• Gas Griddle
• 12 V Refrigerator
• Hidden Hinge Cabinet Doors                                   
• Outside Speaker (N/A 12S)                  
• AIR 360+ OMNIDIRECTIONAL ANTENNA / WITH WIFI PREP
• Bluetooth System Control Panel (N/A 12S)                          
• Shower Miser Water Saver (N/A 12S)     

The Power Package (Optional) (19FDS, 20BHS, 19BH, 20FBS, 19FD only)

• 460AH SINGLE MASTERVOLT MLI LITHIUM-ION BATTERY W/ SAFETY DISCONNECT
• 3KW (3000 WATTS)/160A INVERTER/CHARGER MASTERVOLT COMBIMASTER
• 3 -200W SOLAR PANELS (600 WATTS) TO MAINTAIN/CHARGE BATTERY BANK
• 11,000BTU COLEMAN MACH SOFT START A/C
• 2 SMART REMOTES - OFFERING MONITORING AND CONTROL FOR THE SYSTEM
• SIDE SOLAR PLUG IN STANDARD FOR PORTABLE SOLAR OPTION

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The Best Fifth Wheels for Families in 2024

• Length: 32’3”
• Dry Weight: 7,580 pounds
• Sleeping Capacity: Up to 7

Favorite Feature: Private bunkhouse with triple bunks

It’s hard to find a fifth wheel under 33 feet that offers a private bunkhouse for the kids. The Keystone Cougar Sport 2700BH does just that. Triple bunks provide plenty of sleeping space for a family of four plus an extra bunk for a friend! There’s even storage space for the kids to keep toys, gear, and clothes.

I also love the open space in the kitchen, which boasts lots of countertop space, a large U-shaped dinette, and a loveseat. Whether cooking dinner, watching a family movie, or playing games, this central space gives you everything you need!

2. Jayco Eagle HT 29DDB

• Length: 34’8”
• Dry Weight: 9,040 pounds
• Sleeping Capacity: up to 10

Favorite Feature: Great outdoor space

Our second choice for the best 5th wheel for a family of four is the Jayco Eagle HT 29DDB. It’s quite a bit heavier than the Cougar Sport, so you’ll likely need a heavier-duty truck to tow it. But it offers a similar floorplan with a rear bunkhouse for the kids, a central living area, and a front bedroom.

The private bunk room has double-over-double bunks, so if the kids bring friends for the weekend, there’s enough space for them to double up. The large U-shaped dinette, loveseat, and kitchen layout are all similar to the Cougar fifth wheel.

But I love the addition of the outdoor kitchen. When cooking for a family of four, having this outdoor space easily moves mealtime outside and expands the liveable area. The 19-foot awning provides plenty of shade on hot summer days to still enjoy nature.

3. Forest River Arctic Wolf 278BHS

• Length: 34’2”
• Dry Weight: 8,293 pounds
• Sleeping Capacity: up to 6

Favorite Feature: Outdoor kitchen and double storage

The Forest River Arctic Wolf 278BHS is the final model on our list of the best 5th wheels for a family of four. Like the Cougar Sport and Eagle HT, the Arctic Wolf has a rear bunk room, a central living space, and a front bedroom. All three layouts are very similar.

However, I love that this fifth wheel offers a second outdoor storage compartment and an outdoor kitchen. The outdoor kitchen takes away some of the interior kitchen space, but this is a better option for many campers because they prefer to cook outside to keep the RV cooler in the summer.

The second storage compartment provides additional space to stow camping gear, and with over 2,000 pounds of cargo carrying capacity, this family fifth wheel has plenty of room to bring all of your necessities and more!

What Is the Best 5th Wheel for a Family of 6?

As we get into larger fifth wheels, we’ll find three excellent options for a family of six. From multiple baths to private lofts, these three fifth wheels provide everything a larger family needs for weekend camping trips or longer cross-country tours.

1. Keystone Cougar 32BHS

• Length: 35’8”
• Dry Weight: 9,428 pounds  

Favorite Feature: One and a half baths

Families with several children appreciate having multiple baths, but you don’t find this luxury in many RVs. The Keystone Cougar 32BHS provides just that: one and a half baths, offering two sinks and two toilets. I love that the main bathroom has a separate entrance, so you can wash your hands, take off dirty shoes, and clean up after a day of hiking, biking, and exploring without dragging dirt through the RV.

In addition, this model has an outdoor kitchen with a mini fridge, sink, and grill, so you can extend the meal prep space. For this floorplan, having this outdoor space is important because the interior kitchen is smaller to accommodate the large rear bunkhouse.

The 32BHS is an excellent 5th wheel for a family of six because the bunk room has double bunks, a single bunk, and a jackknife sofa. Plus, there’s an entertainment center and a wardrobe for plenty of storage. If friends come for the weekend, the tri-fold sofa in the living room also opens for additional sleeping space.

2. Jayco Eagle 28.5RSTS

• Length: 32’10”
• Dry Weight: 9,520 pounds

Favorite Feature: Opposing slides in the living area

While the Jayco Eagle 28.5RSTS is a bit smaller than the other two options on this list, it’s still an excellent choice. Some families don’t want to haul a 35+ foot fifth wheel. This camper provides sleeping arrangements for up to six when the tri-fold sofa and booth dinette are converted into sleeping spaces. If you don’t feel comfortable towing a larger RV, it checks off all the needs of a large family.

The inside kitchen provides plenty of storage, and the outside kitchen helps extend the living space outdoors. The opposing slides in the living space also make this smaller fifth wheel feel much larger. There’s plenty of room, even with the kitchen island, for a family of six to move about, eat together, and enjoy game night.

3. Forest River Sabre 37FLL

• Length: 42’9”
• Dry Weight: 12,008 pounds

Favorite Feature: Private loft for the kids

If you’d rather have a loft instead of a bunkhouse, the Forest River Sabre 37FLL is one of the best fifth wheels for a family of six. The loft space includes two separate areas that can be divided for sleeping or storage. The tri-fold sofas in the front living room provide larger sleeping spaces for older kids who may not want to sleep upstairs, 

I love the 377FL’s overall layout because of the open living area. The kitchen features a U-shaped countertop, a standalone dinette, and plenty of storage options while the front living room has three separate sitting areas for hosting friends or watching a movie.

This fifth wheel is one of the largest on the list, so you’ll definitely want a heavy-duty truck to tow it. Make sure you understand your truck’s towing and payload capacities before planning your first camping trip!

What is the Best Fifth Wheel for Large Families?

If you have an even larger family, you’re not out of luck. We also have three fifth wheels that sleep up to ten people. These larger rigs are longer and heavier and require a heavier-duty truck. They feature multiple slide-outs to increase the living space and accommodate kids of all ages.

1. Keystone Montana High Country 381TB

• Length: 42’5”
• Dry Weight: 14,364 pounds

Favorite Feature: Two full suites

The Keystone Montana High Country 381TB makes the list of best fifth wheels for a large family because it features two private bedroom suites. While the Cougar has a bath and a half, this Montana High Country provides two full baths – an ideal feature for large families. The rear bath also has a separate entrance, making it easy for the kids to get washed up after a day of playing outside.

Older kids will appreciate the standard bed rather than a bunk. There’s also a loft above the rear bedroom to sleep additional children, and the storage in this part of the camper is fantastic. You won’t have any problems stowing away clothes, gadgets, gear, and toys.

The rest of the layout is also family-friendly with a kitchen island, extra storage hutch, and large residential refrigerator. The front wardrobe also has washer and dryer hookups for long cross-country camping trips or for full-timers .

2. Jayco North Point 377RLBH

• Length: 42’11”
• Dry Weight: 14,985 pounds

Favorite Feature: Mid-bunk room

At almost 43 feet long, the Jayco North Point 377RLBH is one of the best for a large family because it offers maximum space. It’s also the only floorplan with a mid-bunk. This space provides a private room for the kids while still allowing for ample living space. Many families love this layout because there are two sitting areas and a kitchen island, ideal for mealtime, game nights, and movie nights.

I love how the mid-bunk room feels like a bedroom with a desk, TV, and closet. There’s a couch underneath the bunk where the kids can play video games or hang out with friends on a rainy day. The loft above provides additional sleeping space.

This unit also features washer and dryer hookups, an outside kitchen, and an optional tailgate exterior TV.

3. Highland Ridge Open Range 395BHS

• Length: 43’8”
• Dry Weight: 13,575

Favorite Feature: Huge bunkhouse and a mega lounge

The longest fifth wheel on the list is the Highland Ridge Open Range 395BHS. With five slide-outs, it also offers the largest interior space. The rear bunkhouse is my favorite feature for large families because the opposing slides provide plenty of room for kids of all ages. The rear wall is full of storage options, and the entertainment center features a flip-up desk. It’s a great space for kids!

The mega lounge in the living area is also a favorite feature. Instead of separating the sofa and dinette, Highland Ridge placed a huge lounger along the entire wall with two removable tables. Large families will love this design because they can eat in the same location and sit together to watch a ball game or movie.

The Open Range’s exterior is another reason it’s one of the best fifth wheels for a large family. Multiple storage bays, two awnings, an outside kitchen, and an outside TV hookup make enjoying the outdoors even more comfortable.

FAQs About the Best Fifth Wheels for Families

Fifth wheels come in all lengths, layouts, and options. There are 25-footers for one or two people, fifth wheel toy haulers to suit ATVers and large families, and everything in between. To help you learn more about the best fifth wheels for families, we’ve listed a few questions and answers below.

What is the most spacious 5th wheel?

The longest fifth wheels on the market will be toy haulers. These massive trailers can be 40-45 feet long and have cargo-carrying capacities of 3,000 to 4,000 pounds or more. If you travel with a lot of gear, such as motorcycles, golf carts, kayaks, e-bikes, ATVs, or other outdoor gear, a fifth wheel toy hauler may be right for you.

Families also choose toy haulers to use the rear garage as a second bedroom. The Happijac system provides additional sleeping space, and many floorplans include a half bath.

However, the other thing to consider when searching for a spacious 5th wheel is the interior expansion with slide-outs. These rooms can double a space in seconds, especially with opposing slides. The most spacious 5th wheels have four or five slides that increase the living space so families can move about more easily, which makes camping trips more enjoyable.

Toy haulers typically don’t have as many slide-outs as other fifth wheels. So, if you’re looking to maximize interior space, find a family-friendly floorplan with multiple slides.

Is it cheaper to live in a 5th wheel?

Fifth wheels are overall more expensive than travel trailers but less expensive than motorhomes. Some luxury 5th wheels cost about the same as a Class C motorhome . In general, a 5th wheel will be the most expensive towable RV but cheaper than a motorized one. You can find new 5th wheels for families with pricing anywhere from $50,000 to over $100,000.

Compare fifth wheels to destination trailers if you’re interested in an RV for full-time living.

What is the downside of a 5th wheel?

There are many advantages to owning a 5th wheel over a travel trailer, such as increased living space and a more private master bedroom. You also don’t have the “wasted” space of a cab when compared to a motorhome.

However, 5th wheels aren’t right for everyone. Because they’re more expensive, they aren’t in the budget for some campers. They also tend to be the largest towable RVs and require heavy-duty trucks to haul safely, which means more money to spend if you don’t already have this type of truck. Consider how fifth wheel weight and dimensions will affect your budget and travel plans.

The larger size also means you’ll need to pay more attention to height clearances and weight restrictions . You’ll also likely spend more on fuel towing a fifth wheel because of its heavier weight.

Finally, you can’t just jump into the fifth wheel and drive it away. The hitching and unhitching process can be taxing, which is why some RVers choose a motorhome. You’ll have to weigh the pros and cons of owning a 5th wheel and decide whether or not this type of RV is right for your family.

These best 5th wheels for families offer spacious interiors, sleeping accommodations for everyone, and outside amenities to make your camping adventures enjoyable and comfortable. You’ll find excellent storage options for the additional items that a family of 4, 6, or larger needs to bring along. Which of these best 5th wheels for large families will suit your travel needs?

• Check out our Fifth Wheel Towing Hitch Buying Guide to help you learn more about these special hitches.
• You can also avoid mistakes while hitching up your 5th wheel in our article about new ownership.
• Finally, learn more about towing a 5th wheel and how it’s different from towing a travel trailer.

Which 5th wheel would you pick for your family? Let us know in the comments below.

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