| Though there may be several designs and flavors | | | | 34 feet. |
| of motorhomes, they are technically classified as | | | | The class B is easy to drive and therefore |
| type A, type B, type C or bus conversions. All | | | | manoeverable. If you need to do a lot of turning |
| the types are motorised homes but each has | | | | and visiting small communities on the trip, this is |
| different features and capacity to suit different | | | | the ideal one as it can driven around any corner |
| purposes and budgets. A motohome can measure | | | | and also manage sharp turns. It is suitable for |
| 21 to 45 feet. | | | | short stay camping and smaller groups of say 3. |
| The type A is the largest of all and comes loaded | | | | The limitation is that you have less space, and a |
| with facilities and high end equipment for long trips | | | | low ceiling which means you cannot transport |
| and can be used as permanet abode by any | | | | objects that stand tall. You also have a small gas |
| person. It is built on special chassis and may cost | | | | tank which will require refueling a lot. |
| $57,000 to $1.4 m. | | | | Type C is a small motorhome mounted on the |
| It has a gallery, living area, sleeping quarters, | | | | chassis of a van. It also offers a living room, |
| permanent sanitary facilities. There is power, back | | | | kitchen, bathroom and bedroom. Though they can |
| up batteries, water holding tanks and an onboard | | | | offer all the comforts of class A motorhome, |
| generator. | | | | they look crammed. The type C cannot have full |
| The class A is highly spacious and that allows it to | | | | size beds but come with bunker types. They are |
| have extra comforts like a refrigerator, | | | | easy to manoevre and can manage sharp turns |
| washer-dryer, large-screen TV, computerized | | | | or narrow roads. |
| leveling system, satellite navigation system, | | | | It cost about $48,000 to $139,000 and measure |
| satellite dish, slideout room extension and large | | | | 20 to 35 feet. |
| storage bays. | | | | The bus conversions are full size buses converted |
| One major disadvantage of the class a type is | | | | to a motorhome. This type is most suitable for |
| that it is not manoeverable due to its length and | | | | large group camping. Their large size enables them |
| bulkiness. Again, it is too low and therefore | | | | to have luxury sofas and most of the bulky |
| unsuitable for rugged environments. | | | | comforts of a home. |
| The type B is like a converted van and can be | | | | They scost between $100,000 to $1m and |
| said to be the smallest in the range of self | | | | measure 35 to 45 feet. |
| contained motorhomes. It is basically a truck | | | | The choice of a motorhome will depend on so |
| which had been modified to have sleeping, living | | | | many factors including budget, your needs |
| and dining rooms. The price range for this class is | | | | assessment and whether or not you ned |
| between $42,000 to $73,000 and measures 16 to | | | | manoeverability or not. |