From Class As to camper vans, here’s what you need to know about RV class types if you’re looking to buy a camper.

One thing to take into consideration is that Class C RVs are sometimes too small to tow a trailer or another vehicle, although it all depends on the model. Class Cs are a true middle option.

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Class C RVs are often built on the chassis of pickup trucks or vans, making it more fuel-efficient and less expensive than the Class A. Pop-up camper: the camping tent on wheels.

The common-sense appeal of small class sizes has prompted dozens of states in recent decades to set K-12 class-size limits.