Class C Motorhomes

Owning Class C Motorhome is an experience to cherish for a lifetime. A recreational vehicle comes in two distinct varieties - towables and motorized. Towable RVs include such variants as the travel trailer, the fifth wheel and the tent trailer. A more recent addition to this category is the toy hauler, which features both ample living areas and a secure place to keep your favorite 'toys', like ATV's and motorcycles. A towable RV motor home is designed to be towed by a pick up. It therefore provides the added flexibility of having a car that can be easily separated from the RV and put to independent use. Learn more about Class C Motorhomes.

Winnebago Ratings

In 1966, Winnebago built its first motorhome. It was a 19-foot model that had everything a family needed for cross-country adventure. Through use of the assembly line and other manufacturing innovations in the motorhome industry, Winnebago RV could produce a motorhome that sold for half the price of competitors’ models. Learn more about Winnebago Ratings.

Airstream RV's

Airstream's trailers offer a low center of gravity and independent torsion axle that give you great control no matter where the road may take you. Add to this the fact that an Airstream RV travel trailer's aerodynamics gives you approximately 20% better fuel economy than towing a conventional box trailer, and it is easy to assume that Airstream is rated well among its competitors in the RV industry. There is more to be said about this unique brand of recreational vehicles, though. Airstreams often last 40 years or more; that’s almost 3 times the typical 15 year life span of a conventional trailer. Because of their popularity and longevity, Airstreams hold their value much longer than other travel trailers on the road today, so an Airstream can be a very good investment. Read more about Airstream Ratings.

Motorhome Rentals

Motor homes are houses built as vehicles. These vehicles are usually large enough and have a strong chassis to support heavy loads of the materials of which the house would be made and of course it must have the minimum required amount of space to fit in the minimum requirements of a home. Motor homes can be costly to build and own depending on the type you buy. These vehicles are provided with many of the comforts which one has in his/her home with an added advantage of it being completely mobile. Learn more about Motorhome Rentals.

Class A Motorhomes

Class A motorhomes are at the top of the list when it comes to luxury, style and performance in the RV world. Units range in weight from 15,000 to 35,000 pounds and stretch from 30 to 45 feet in length. Describing them as "motorhomes" is no exaggeration. Class A units come with almost everything one would expect in a home. At the very top of this list is an almost separate category of luxury Class A diesel motorcoaches or diesel pushers, costing $155,000 to 1.5 million or more.

RV Consumer Ratings Guide

An updated version of the ever popular “RV Comparison Guide” from J R Consumer Resources www.jrconsumer.com, promises RV shoppers boundless help in finding their way through all the sales hype that permeates the industry! This no-nonsense, consumer based company continues to exceed expectations, providing strong, unbiased information; a veritable “who’s who” in the world of recreational vehicles. “I thought your book was magnificent!” says one consumer. Read more about the "RV Consumer Ratings Guide".

High gas prices not stopping local RV sales

WENATCHEE — Stretched out in a sunny camping chair, his travel trailer looming behind him, Roy Campbell of Bremerton could have been a poster boy for the recreational-vehicle industry last week at Wenatchee Confluence State Park.

The notion of $4 per gallon for gasoline and more than $4.50 for diesel didn't keep Campbell and his wife, Pam Cambpell, from hauling their 21-foot trailer over the mountains for some Eastern-Washington-style R&R. Read more...