The different types of RVs include:

Towable RVs are attached to or pulled by a motor vehicle. They range from traditional travel trailers to folding camping trailers. Thanks to recent advancements in manufacturing, some of these trailers can now even be towed by a family car.
Motorized RVs are designed to offer fully contained, temporary living spaces. This category includes three different classes of RVs.
Class A motorhomes are the largest and most expensive type of motorized RV. They can reach up to 45 feet in length and typically feature slide-outs, providing the most spacious accommodations.
Class B, commonly referred to as a camper van, is the smallest RV class. While they are the most affordable of the three motorized RV types, the lower price comes with a trade-off in size and available amenities.
Class C RVs are a middle ground between Class A and Class B in terms of size. They are smaller than Class A but larger than Class B. Some models feature slide-outs like Class A RVs, and most can comfortably sleep up to 8 people.
Park Model RVs are built to resemble a home and are intended to remain at a single campground for an extended period. They typically feature full-sized appliances and are designed for long-term living.

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