Beaver Motor Coaches

When thinking of luxury coaches, one thinks of Beaver Motor Coaches. After nearly 30 years in the business, Beaver has become known for its intricate woodwork and luxurious interiors as well as its performance.

Started in a small town in Oregon in the 1970’s, Beaver RV focused on creating a small line of luxury motor coaches for the customer who wanted to travel in style and comfort. Learn more about Beaver Motor Coaches.

Ameri-Camp RV

Ameri-Camp was launched when a group of industry veterans broke away from their respective companies and decided to bring together their collective expertise in making a state-of-the-art towable product. Since then the company has been growing like wildfire and gaining a reputation for quality product and service. Learn more about Ameri-Camp RV.

Alfa Leisure RV

In the 1920’s Andrew Crean toured the US with his family in a “motorhome” built on a model T chassis. This trip must of made quite an impression on John Crean, his son, for in 1950 he founded Fleetwood Enterprise, one of the largest RV manufacturers in the nation. Read more about Alfa Leisure RV.

Airstream RV

Airstream has been around since the 1930’s getting its start in Los Angeles, California. The founder, Wallace Byam, led the company through some difficult times including the great depression. During the 1930’s Wallace experimented with aircraft type construction methods to lessen wind resistance and improved the trailer’s strength-to-weight ratio. Read more about Airstream RV.

Travel Trailers

Rating Over 28 Different Travel Trailer RV Manufacturers

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

Class C Motorhomes

Rating Over 20 Different Class C RV Manufacturers

Class C motorhomes are sometimes referred to as mini-motorhomes, which are scaled-down versions of Class A motorhomes. They range in weight from 10,000 to 15,000 pounds and stretch from 20 feet to 35 feet in length. Class C motorhomes are generally constructed on a van chassis.

Fifth Wheels

Fifth wheel towable trailers are similar to larger travel trailers, but they have an extension on the front of the unit that extends over the tow vehicle and a horizontal plate that looks like a wheel (hence the name "fifth wheel") that rests on the tow vehicle for support. Read More...

RV Comparison Guide

Having problems deciding which RV motorhome manufacturer to choose from? There are so many to choose from these days. I want to let you know of a resource that can help you in your decision making. It's called the RV Comparison Guide. This product comes from a consumer based company that rates RV manufacturers and compares each manufacturer regarding customer satisfaction, quality of construction and resale value, etc.

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