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Travel Trailer

Travel Trailers: Vacation On The Go

Nothing beats the open road. That's why travel trailers have become such a popular option for road trip travel – they offer comfort and the conveniences of home, all on four wheels. Choosing what kind of travel trailer is best for you and your family will come down to factors like size, price, and what kind of pick-up truck you will be using to haul it.

What are the different types of travel trailers & campers?

Perhaps the most common travel trailer  is the folding travel trailer. It is also commonly referred to as a "pop-up camper" or camper trailer because of its compact size and ability to fit into most camp sites. These trailers are popular because of their low price point and compact size. But don't expect the height luxury and much space if you're big family.

Another type of travel trailer is the RV travel trailer. These are similar to motorhomes due to their size and amenities available. You can usually sleep up to eight people comfortably with an RV trailer. Your next biggest option would be a fifth-wheel trailer, which is the largest out of the three different types of travel trailers. Fifth-wheel trailers can sleep up to 10 people while offering the most amount of luxury and comfort. It should be noted that you will need a full-sized pick-up truck to successfully haul one of these.

Reasons to buy a travel trailer over a motorhome

If you're debating which is right for your road traveling needs, a camper trailer or motorhome, you're going to want to consider a few important factors. The most important factor is going to be price. Simply put: travel trailers are far more economical. In fact, the average travel trailer costs around half what the minimum would be for a motorhome ($50,000).

Travel trailers also have the wallet-friendly advantage of being cheaper to maintain versus motorhomes. You won't have to worry about dealing with mechanical issues on travel trailer, as compared to a motorhome, which can depreciate faster because of its motor. Plus, insurance rates are cheaper for travel trailers.

Reasons to choose a motorhome over a travel trailer

RV motorhomes have an advantage because they don't require towing, meaning it can be easier to drive and maneuver into stalls. Not to mention you're free from the cumbersome task of setting up and tearing down a "campsite" every time you want to change locations.

And when it comes to luxury, comfort and convenience, the motorhome often wins easily. A travel trailer experience can be very basic compared to the rolling house effect of a motorhome, where the family has space to move around each other. Plus, a motorhome offers you the ability to go off grid and avoid the crowds.

What are the best travel trailers?

Travel trailers are made by a variety of manufacturers, such as Forest River RV, Jayco, Lance, Winnebago and many more. Each brand offers its own unique features and technology. Browse a large selection of through live online auctions, weekly events, or through our 24/7 online marketplace. Happy travels!