Camping is the ultimate family adventure—think starry nights, campfire s’mores, and quality time with your loved ones, all wrapped in nature’s embrace. Whether you’re a seasoned camper or dreaming of ...

These Class C RVs are designed by a Finnish crew dubbed Solifer and can fit the budgets and lifestyles of an array of buyers with well-designed floorplans ...

Class C motorhomes range from about 25 to 36 feet and is the only class that features a bunk that sits right above the motorhome's cab. Campers also offer multiple styles and sizes to make sure ...

This off-grid-ready, well-equipped RV is a first for Nomad RVs. Despite its compact construction, it packs a ton of creature comforts.

The 2023 Pittsburgh RV Show is underway through Jan. 15 to highlight the latest technology and innovation to camping and life on the road.

Fuel economy varies by size and engine type for RVs. Class A motorhomes average 6-8 miles per gallon, while smaller Class B and Class C models usually get between 10-18 miles per gallon. Insurance ...

Ford has dominated the Class C motorhome market for many years with the E-Series and looks poised to do it again with the new Transit. Based on the Transit cutaway chassis, a number of Class C ...

Not quite a camper van, not quite a Class C motorhome, Wingamm describes the Oasi as a "micro RV," a vehicle that's the same length as a camper van but with a larger living area that sleeps a ...

Carri-Go built Class C motorhomes during the 2001 model year. Produced on Chevrolet and Ford van chassis frames, the 24-foot long motorhomes created by Carri-Go featured all the essentials for ...

Check out the Dazzle and Twist, Thor's newest Class B camper vans. They're reasonably priced around $120,000 and act as base camps for adventurers.