Fun Town RV 2023 RV Buyer's Guide

• Length: 25- 45 Ft.
• Weight: 5.5K - 20K Lbs

Fifth Wheels have amenities you see at home: a big pantry, massive bedroom, washer-dryer prep, and more. Fifth Wheels are great for full-time living with their spacious living spaces. The amenities you see in some of these RVs are bigger refrigerators and kitchens compared to smaller campers. You might look for other features if you plan to live in an RV full time, like washer-dryer hookups and more storage options.

In fifth wheels, you should pay attention to how many people you intend on bringing on the road. If you plan on bringing your kids, you might want to consider a bunkhouse floor plan. Fifth wheels commonly come with a bunkhouse. There is a range of floorplans that you can come to expect with a fifth wheel. Fifth Wheels are ready to take on any of your needs that need to meet when you choose your next RV.

• Length: 13 - 40 Ft.
• Weight: 1.2K - 10K Lbs.

Travel Trailers for all experience levels. Campers vary in length and weight; many floor plans to choose from, and you’ll always be able to find the perfect travel trailer.

Travel Trailers range from couple’s coaches to bunkhouses. Couple’s coaches tend to be smaller in length due to not needing the extra size for the bunkhouse; the trailers are great lightweight models for a quick weekend getaway. Travel Trailer floor plans have seen with either a bunkhouse, rear living or rear kitchen, or rear bath. Bunkhouses tend to take up the whole back end or split the space with the bathroom; the bunk beds are double or single. Rear living and Rear Kitchen tend to be in couple’s coach since there would be no room for a bunkhouse; this also applies to rear bath travel trailers.

• Length: 14 - 38 Ft.
• Weight: 1.8K - 11K Lbs.

Toy Hauler Travel Trailers are a smaller option to haul all of your off-roading toys. You’ll be able to load up and head out for exciting adventures with all your off-roading toys! These toy haulers are great for people wanting to be out all day and have a roof over their heads. The garage in most models is part of the main living area in travel trailers; some models have a separate garage available. The garage offers a large booth dinette that can be raised or transformed into another sleeping area.

Toy Haulers are built with front bedroom floor plans so the garage can be in the back for easy access. The living room can be shifted around to make room for your vehicles or move back in place once you are ready to relax for the night. Spacious living spaces that toy hauler travel trailers provide are great for families because of how much room you can spread out with your family in one of them. You’ll be able to bring your mountain bikes and accessories, motocross equipment, and even your four-wheelers! RV brands designed their Toy Hauler Travel Trailers living areas to have the most space possible for you to pull in your off-roading vehicle and set out for the next adventure.

• Length: 36 - 46 Ft.
• Weight: 10K - 16.5K Lbs.

Fifth Wheel Toy Haulers are ready to head out on the next off-road adventure. Fifth Wheel garages can hold all of your off-roading toys or even a small car. Fifth Wheels have designated garages that are separated from the living areas. A few models don’t have the same garage as an average toy hauler, but you have bigger interior spaces like separated living and kitchen spaces. Models with floor plans like that won't be able to fit a car but can accommodate your mountain bikes or dirt bikes or even more storage for long-term RV living and traveling!

The living areas of Toy Hauler Fifth Wheels might be more condensed to make room for the garage. They combine the living and kitchen areas into one space with a good-sized bedroom and garage. The garage is designed as a dining, living, or sleeping arrangement. Even though it might be smaller in the living spaces overall, they expect you to open up your garage and use the patio space as an outdoor living space. Fun Town RV have seen RV parking in areas that might not have much outdoor space due to the RV; they get to use that Patio to their advantage.

• Length: 25 - 45 Ft.
• Weight: 16K - 30K Lbs.

Class A: luxury RVs that are great for groups to go head out and enjoy the countryside with the comforts of home. These RVs are long and spacious; they are the typical RV Motorhome you imagine when some say Motorhome.

Motorhomes are meant for long-term living and traveling. Class As will have a huge kitchen, big bedrooms, and a spacious living area. These RVs typically have household features: a washer-dryer hookup, a massive fridge, and much more! They can pull the car behind them, park your RV and go off exploring the area independently from your RV. These RVs can range from one full bath to two full bathrooms for long-term travel. Motorhomes can have additional sleeping areas in the main living space as well. They can easily add three to four extra sleeping spots to your motorhome. Some motorhome floorplans come with bunkhouses that sleep two people; you could easily sleep up to six comfortably there! You’ll have to research which one fits you best, but when you find the right one, you’ll be able to bring your whole family out on your next adventure!

• Length: 17 - 24 Ft.
• Weight: 6K - 11K Lbs.

Want to try Van Life but not ready for that much downsizing? Class B is the best fit for you. It's between Class A and C; Class B’s are known for their smaller size. They are not as big as the motorhomes, but it makes up for you not paying more in gas

In B’s, the living and sleeping area are combined. They transform and fold out when you need them, then easily collapse back when you're done for the night. Class B’s are great to go head out and explore the U.S. They are similar to renovated vans but have way more features! They’ll be able to have a bathroom and kitchen; most vans don’t have those built-in since they are smaller compared to Class Bs. A Class B takes out all the hassle of remodeling a van; it’ll be ready to hit the road as soon as you get your new motorhome!

• Length: 21 - 41 Ft.
• Weight: 12K - 20K Lbs.

These motorhomes are different from the other ones. They tend to have more defined living spaces and are not as compact as B’s. Class C’s are more likely to have slide-outs that allow you more room to hit the road more comfortably. They are a little more cumbersome when parking at a store when you need to restock your supplies. They’ll have defined rooms you won’t have to worry about making your bed every night after a long day of driving.

These motorhomes are great for couples or small families who want to live long-term in an RV. They have kitchens, full bathrooms, and a great bedroom! You will never have to worry about being uncomfortable with the comforts. These are great for couples who want to go cross country traveling in the U.S while avoiding airports.

• Length: 8 - 16 Ft.
• Weight: 600 - 4.5K Lbs.

Want to get off the ground but still be a part of nature? Check out folding pop-ups: a tent on wheels! These are great for campers who want to go out year-round but don't want to be on the wet and cold ground. These trailers will have the basics you’ll need: storage, griddle, optional showers and travel toilet, and so much more!

Pop-Up Campers are great if you want to get off the grid and enjoy the outdoors. Pop-Ups are low maintenance, so you won’t have to worry about anything breaking down while you are out traveling. Folding Pop-Ups are more accessible because they can be towed by many more vehicles, and you won't have to worry about upgrading your car.

• Length: 8 - 15 Ft.
• Weight: 600 - 6K Lbs.

Off-Road trailers are great for people who want a roof over their head while off-grid. These units can take any rough terrain you throw at them, built with reinforced materials that will be ready to hit every bump and kick up fabric from your car. These are hauled by smaller towing vehicles. These RVs are secure to keep all your hiking material together, built with several compartments that can be locked and easily accessible from the exterior.

These all-terrain vehicles are ready to take any weather. If you want an adventure, try out Fun Town RV’s Off-Road Trailers; these campers are built lightweight and durable. Experience Campers should look into these trailers. They provide small kitchenettes and bathrooms, perfect for easing roughing it off-grid. They are similar to folding pop-up campers, but these are ready to handle all four seasons. It can take on any torrential weather you are presented with at the campsite.

• Length: 36 - 43 Ft.
• Weight: 10K - 13K Lbs.

Are you looking into escaping the winter months? Destination Trailers are great RVs to look at; these trailers have all the household amenities that would want for long-term living. Some of them are washer-dryer hookups, residential fridges, oversized bedrooms, and a wine fridge and bar set up! Destination Trailers don’t move like other RVs; they are perfect to park on a piece of land as a guest house or travel to for long periods.

Destination trailers are typically one bedroom with possible extra sleep space like a loft above the main bedroom. These loft spaces can double as sleeping or storage space, which is great for RVs since there is limited storage space. They are great if you want to downsize your life or escape for the season; they have substantial living spaces, a great bathroom and bedroom, and a fantastic residential kitchen setup. Since these trailers are longer than the average RV, you can expect more household utilities would be available for installation like washer-dryers, ample fridge options, optional dishwasher hookups, and more! Destination Trailers offer larger areas like big bathrooms, which would allow dual vanity, more oversized showers, and easier maneuverability in the bathroom. Destination Trailer’s large wall slides to allow for wider RVs great for long-term living. Many brands’s also added slides to the bedroom to give you massive bedroom space—the washer and dryer are located in the bedroom on some floorplans.