RV Insurance

In recent years, the RV industry has been enjoying robust growth. Families are finding that there is no better way to have an adventure than by packing up an RV and hitting the open road together. And the RV manufacturers are responding by producing lighter, smaller, and more eco-friendly units making RV’ing that much more accessible to even more people. The different types of RVs include:

• Towable RVs are either mounted on or towed by a motor vehicle. These can vary from conventional travel trailers to folding camping trailers. And with recent manufacturing improvements, some of these trailers can even be towed by your family car. 
• Motorized RVs are those designed to provide fully contained temporary living quarters. There are three classes within this RV designation.  
• Class A is the largest and most expensive type of motorized RV. They can be as long as 45 feet and, with most having some type of slide-out, offer the roomiest accommodations. 
• Class B, often known as a camper van, is the smallest RV class. They’re the cheapest of the three motorized RV classes, but what you make up for in price you lose in size and available amenities.
• Class C is a smaller version of the Class A but a larger version of the Class B. Some have a slide-out like the Class As and most can comfortably sleep up to 8 people.
• Park Model RVs are designed to look like a home and are meant to stay in one campground for an extended period of time. They often have full sized appliances and are designed for long-term accommodations. 

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