"Class A" motorhomes are generally the top of the line in RV's. They range in weight from 15,000 to 30,000 pounds and stretch from 30 to 40 feet in length. Describing them as "motorhomes" is no exaggeration. "Class A" units come with almost every creature comfort you would expect in a home, minus the front lawn. They are frequently constructed on custom undercarriages or on a 3-10 ton truck chassis. Many "Class A" units also feature an automatic slide out. At the touch of a button, a portion of the RV's exterior wall extends outward to expand its living space. The driver's area is accessible to the living area, which includes kitchen, sleeping, bathroom, and dining facilities, as well as a full array of appliances and entertainment features. Systems include electricity, heating, air conditioning, water, and propane gas. These units can sleep up to eight people, depending on the model and the floor plan.
"Class C" motorhomes range in weight from 10,000 to 12,000 pounds and stretch from 20 to 31 feet in length. They are generally constructed on a larger van chassis, which makes driving compartment similar to a van and like the "Class A" is accessible to the living area. "Class C" motorhomes usually come with a large bunk bed above the cab, in addition to a bedroom in the rear of the unit. Many of these units feature a slide out to quickly increase the motorhomes living space. They contain kitchen, sleeping, bathroom, and dining facilities, as well as a full array of appliances and entertainment features. Systems include electricity, heating, air conditioning, water, and propane gas. "Class C" motorhomes can sleep up to ten people depending on the model and floor plan
"Class B" motorhomes are a wide body van, with a raised roof. They range from 17 to 21 feet in length and can sleep from 2 to 4 people. These units are just as luxurious and contain similar facilities, features, and options as larger units; however they are more economical to operate and easier to park.
Travel Trailers range from 17 to 30 feet in length and require a heavy - duty vehicle to tow them. They have full living, kitchen, sleeping, bathroom, and dining facilities; but these units can not be used while driving. Travel Trailers can be parked a campground while the tow vehicle is used for transportation. Please check with Outdoor Travel prior to renting to ensure your tow vehicle is equipped with the proper hitching equipment, brake controller, and wiring.110 EASTPORT DR PIER 25
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