We’re all familiar with the age-old maxim “it’s the journey that matters, not the destination”, and nothing embodies this more so than a vacation in an RV. You’re unrestrained by tight schedules, you get to see parts of a destination others don’t see, and it’s just you and the open road – you’re totally free.
But after you’ve decided to hit the open road, it’s a little bit more involved than just picking up the keys to an RV. There are quite a number of different classes of vehicle, and many differences are important to note as they make each class unique.
So to help you navigate the world of RV’s, and choose a rental which is right for your journey, Campanda has put together a great infographic to help you make a more informed decision on which one would be the best fit for you and your family.
Which RV Rental is Right For You?
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Photo credits: Featured header image by Trey Ratcliff of Stuck in Customs. Infographic by Campanda.
8 Comments
I definitely like that this is in the form of an infographic, because it packs a lot of info into a small space. I also had no idea that families could save so much on travel costs by choosing to RV! Not applicable to us yet, but really interesting to keep in mind. Saving for later :)
This is not something I’ve really considered doing before as I like having space but it sounds like there might be more space than I thought. Worth checking out the cost
These are great tips. We’ve never rented an RV but do have a toy hauler (like an RV but it’s trailer). I’m more inclined to do a camping van because they’re easier to drive and use less gas.
I have been discussing with my hubby that we need an RV to travel. I thought we can buy one but since they are very expensive we will consider renting.
Going on a trip where I stay in an RV is something I really am dying to do. I feel you are totally free and can go and visit anything you want without restriction. I would probably fall into the category B as well as most people.
After just spending 11 days camping around Ontario’s north, the luxury of an RV sounds pretty sweet! It’s pretty amazing just how many people can fit comfortably in these things!
The idea of traveling in an RV has always fascinated me! I am not sure when I am going to do that though lol, but never knew there were so many types specifically designed for purposes. Class A looks classic of course by its details. I would also want to rent a campervan, sounds exciting! Thanks for sharing these details :)
Pretty sure I’m a Class C RV gal, it seems it has everything I’d need and as it says, perfect for beginners (which I am). My travel bucket list is huge, horrifyingly huge in fact, but something I’ve wanted to do a lot, is to try out travelling RV style, it seems it’d bring me to where I want to go and see a lot of amazing sights along the way. Yep! Class C for me it seems (for now)