Travel Trailer vs RV -  The Pros and Cons

RV living advice

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Hitting the open road in an RV is a dream come true. There are two choices - RVs and travel trailers. What's the differences between them?

RVs can be up to 45 feet long, while travel trailers are typically limited to around 35 feet.

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The cost of an RV or travel trailer can vary greatly. But in general, RVs are more expensive than travel trailers. (But you also need a tow car.)

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For those campgrounds that charge by the size of the site, you may pay more for your trailer than you would for a similar sized RV.

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Insurance cost will vary depending on your needs and the type of vehicle you choose. But the cost of RV insurance can be higher than a trailer.

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Class B or Class C motorhomes are generally the most fuel-efficient options, 5th wheels and large RVs - ouch.

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RV maintenance costs will be higher. But, in reality, that’s not a fair comparison because, with a travel trailer, you’ll still incur maintenance costs for your towing vehicle.

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RVs, especially large A class motorhomes, are pretty cumbersome, On the other hand, manoeuvring a travel trailer takes some practice.

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Renting a trailer or RV for a few days will help confirm the right choice.