8 Small Class A RVs Under 30 Feet

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Updated March 20, 2024

Our Class A RV is 38 feet long but Class A RVs under 30 feet are the envy of many RVers. They’re big and beautiful, easy to drive, and they fit in many more camp sites than larger Class A RVs.

They also provide the very best that a home-on-wheels can offer. From power awnings and full bathrooms to state-of-the-art kitchens and toy haulers, Class A RVs under 30 feet really do seem to have it all.

A significant drawback of Class As, however, is that they’re just too dang long for some of us to feel comfortable driving. Thankfully, many Class A RVs are available at lengths of well under 30 feet. So, we made a list of 8 Small Class A RVs Under 30 Feet for 2024!

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8 Best Class A Motorhomes Under 30 Feet For 2024

Check out our list of awesome coaches before you hit the RV dealerships for your next Class A motorhome under 30 feet. We have visited RV shows and dealerships all across the country to make these picks, which will help you narrow down your search.

1. Thor Vegas 25.7

• Length: 26.9 ft.
• Engine/Chassis: 7.3L V8, Ford E-Series
• GVWR: 14,500
• Tow Capacity: 8,000 lbs.
• Tanks: Fuel- 55 gal/ Fr- 40 gal/ Gr- 41 gal/ Bl- 30 gal
• Sleep: 4

With great driveability and plenty of living space, you won’t feel like you are missing anything in this Thor Vegas 25.7. The Vegas has a rear corner 30X26 shower. The queen bed is side-hinged to fold up for even more room. The 38X73 bunk-over cab can be used for extra sleeping or storage.

Speaking of storage, there are two closets, one next to the sofa with a removable pedestal table slide. There is also more storage with easy rear-door access. Keep your electronics charged with a wireless phone charger and a USB plug. Don’t miss the pop-up countertop electronics charging station for more options.

The Thor Vegas was intentionally built as a short Class A on a Ford E-series chassis for driveability, easy maneuvering, and storage.

The Rapid Camp+ multiplex system is an all-in-one control center that allows you to see tank levels, turn off lights, or extend or retract your power awning all at the touch of a button.

This model also comes with window privacy roller shades, residential flooring, LED lighting, and much more.

Options include a 100-watt solar panel, electronic stabilizing system, and power driver’s chair,

2. Fleetwood Flair 28A

• Length: 29.3 ft.
• Engine/Chassis: 7.3L 350 HP, Ford F-53
• GVWR: 16,000
• Tow Capacity: 8,000 lbs.
• Tanks: Fuel- 80 gal/ Fr- 50 gal/ Gr- 37 gal/ Bl- 37 gal
• Sleep: 8

This small Class A, at just under 30 feet in length, sports a king bed and sleeps eight. The electric drop-down bed over the cab is a great place to put the kids at night for sleeping. The Fleetwood Flair has more than enough room for family and friends. The two slide-outs give you a spacious feel along with a luxurious interior.

Enjoy wonderful camping meals with a residential refrigerator, a pantry, a three-burner stove, and a microwave. Shower in the spacious bathroom with skylight, medicine cabinet and Showermiser.

The dream dinette, driver/passenger pedestal table, and theatre seating give you plenty of options for relaxing. The Wi-Fi Ranger Sky 4 will keep everyone connected.

The cab has a Sony dash radio, an electronic instrument panel, and reclining/swivel cab chairs. There is also a workstation at the automotive-style dash. The Bluetooth coach system in the bedroom has exterior speakers.

3. Coachmen Euro 25EU

• Length: 27.9 ft.
• Engine/Chassis: 7.3L V8, Ford F-53
• GVWR: 16,000
• Tow Capacity: 8,000 lbs.
• Tanks: Fuel- 85 gal/ Fr- 50 gal/ Gr- 31 gal/ Bl- 31 gal
• Sleep: 3

The spacious Coachmen Euro has a sleek design and plenty of features in this 27.9-foot motorhome. Check out the king bed slide where you can relax after a day of outdoor fun. There is a TV to watch movies and plenty of outlets to charge your devices.

Check out the kitchen complete with a convection microwave, pantry, induction cooktop, and stainless steel appliances, including a double-door refrigerator. The full bathroom features a glass shower door, skylight, and power vent.

Reclining/swivel pilot seats are an added feature allowing more room for guests. There is plenty of storage, including two closets for clothes.

The Euro has a crowned, laminated fiberglass roof, a fiberglass front cap, plus high gloss Nobel Select Sidewells with Azdel Superlite composite for a Class A that will last for years to come.

The backup monitor with side view cameras, a computer workstation, and a coach command center will keep you connected to your RV and the outside world if you want.

Traction control, cruise control, plus a tilt and telescoping steering wheel will give you all the comfort and confidence on the road.

4. Jayco Alante 27A

• Length: 29.11 ft.
• Engine/Chassis: Triton 7.3L EFI V8 Premium, Ford F53
• GVWR: 5,000
• Tow Capacity: 8,000 lbs.
• Tanks: Fuel- 80 gal/ Fr- 72 gal/ Gr- 50 gal/ Bl- 49 gal
• Sleep: 8

Inside the beautiful and luxurious Alante 27A, you will find all the best features in a small Class A. Don’t miss the hardwood cabinet doors, drawers, and fascia with LED accent lighting, two 13,500 BTU ACs with an energy management system, a Winegard 2.0 Wi-Fi/4G antenna and a 200W solar panel with dual controller.

Updates for 2024 include a new fiberglass color and graphics outside, new flooring, countertops, and more inside.

Also check out the side cameras mounted in the rearview mirrors, plenty of exterior storage, an awning that stretches almost the full length of the coach, slide toppers, outdoor shower, auto-leveling, and much more.

This motorhome also features a device called a CatStrap which helps to prevent catalytic converter theft. The swivel captain chairs will allow you plenty of seating room, as well as a table that can be set up between them.

The kitchen features a stainless steel, farmhouse-style sink, with sink covers for more countertop space, a 12-volt refrigerator, a large pantry, a 3-burner stove, an oven, and a microwave.

You will also find an electric drop-down bunk that will hold two adults. The dinette also sleeps two people, as well as a jackknife sofa. The king bed has plenty of room to walk around. The bathroom features a porcelain foot flush toilet, a large window, and a shower that is tall enough for most campers.

5. Newmar Bay Star Sport 2720

• Length: 27.92 ft.
• Engine/Chassis: 7.3 Liter V8, Ford F53
• GVWR: 20,500
• Tow Capacity: 5,000 lbs.
• Tanks: Fuel- 80 gal/ Fr- 75 gal/ Gr- 60 gal/ Bl- 40 gal
• Sleep: 6

This Newmar Bay Star Sport epitomizes the Newmar name with its beautiful interior and its family-friendly features. At around 28 feet the Sport offers a full-wall slide out and sleeps 6 in comfort. Its small size allows it entrance to nearly 423 National Parks.

The kitchen features a three-burner range with oven, microwave, 8 cu. ft. refrigerator with the option for 10 or 15 cu. ft., pantry, and booth dinette.

The coach also has a demand water system, water heater bypass system, shower surround with shower door, a systems monitor panel, and a convenient outdoor shower to keep dirt out of the rig.

Also standard on the Sport is the 4.0 kW Cummins Onan Generator with a remote switch and automatic changeover, 30 amp electric service, two 12-volt house batteries, a 60-amp converter, an emergency engine start switch, and much more.

6. Holiday Rambler Admiral 28A

• Length: 29.3 ft.
• Engine/Chassis: 7.3 Liter V8, Ford F53
• GVWR: 16,000
• Tow Capacity: 8,000 lbs.
• Tanks: Fuel- 80 gal/ Fr- 50 gal/ Gr- 37 gal/ Bl- 37 gal
• Sleep: 7

This affordable, beautiful, and well-appointed coach has everything you need in a Class A that is under 30 feet.

A king bed slideout will have you sleeping in comfort, as well as several of your family and friends in this Holiday Rambler Admiral. It sleeps seven with the electric drop-down bed, jackknife sofa, and convertible dream dinette.

Stay connected with the standard WiFi Ranger signal boost, and get work done with an automative-style dash workstation. You can also stay connected with all your RV systems with the MultiPlex house control system.

The kitchen features a residential refrigerator, stainless steel double-bowl sink, pantry, range with oven, microwave, and power vent. Enjoy movie night under the stars with an exterior 50-inch LED TV.

With this model, you also have four-point fully automatic hydraulic leveling jacks, pass-through storage, ducted AC system, and more.

7. Thor Vision 27A

• Length: 29.92 ft.
• Engine/Chassis: 7.3 Liter V8, Ford F53
• GVWR: 5,000
• Tow Capacity: 18,000 lbs.
• Tanks: Fuel- 80 gal/ Fr- 72 gal/ Gr- 50 gal/ Bl- 49 gal
• Sleep: 5

Right at 30 feet, the Thor Vision is a great RV option for traveling couples or a small family. The king-size bed slide with a walk-around room, plus the jackknife sofa makes for great sleeping at night and the second slide makes for plenty of room for relaxing during the day. Add the overhead drop-down bunk option for even more sleeping space.

The main living area has a booth dinette and the swivel cab seats come with a removable cockpit table. You can use it for snacks while you drive or for more space when you are parked. You will also find plenty of storage with two wardrobes, a pantry, and pass-through storage.

Outside you will find an electric patio awning with LED lights, an outside shower, an exterior utility center, and slideout awnings. Enjoy the exterior entertainment center with speakers, a water filtration system, and many more amenities.

The 200-watt solar panel with dual controller is standard on the 27A, as well as the Onan Marquis Gold Genset generator. The E-Z Drive ride and handling package will allow you to drive with ease and reach your destination refreshed.

8. Winnebago Sunstar 29NP

• Length: 30 ft.
• Engine/Chassis: 7.3 Liter V8, Ford F53
• GVWR: 18,000
• Tow Capacity: 5,000 lbs.
• Tanks: Fuel- 80 gal/ Fr- 71 gal/ Gr- 61 gal/ Bl- 40 gal
• Sleep: 5

Winnebago has packed this 30-foot Sunstar coach with plenty of great amenities. Highlights include a king bed, sofa bed, and an optional bed over the cab for more sleeping space. The well-appointed kitchen boasts a stainless steel refrigerator, three-burner range top, pantry, and microwave oven.

Included in the design is a magnetic dry ink erase board, Corian countertops and backsplash with tile inlay, and a stainless steel double sink.

If you choose, you can cook outside with the standard Tailgate Package which includes an exterior refrigerator, sink, LP quick connect, wall-mounted bottle opener, paper towel holder, and storage cabinet. There’s also a PetPal leash tie-down so Fido can stay outside with you and be safely secured.

In this model, you can easily see where the road takes you with a large panoramic windshield. The black painted wheels enhance the look, as well as frameless tinted windows, side storage doors with paddle latches, and a bat wing awning.

Camp in any weather with the 35,000 BTU furnace or the 15,000 BTU AC. A Cummins Onan MicroQuiet gas generator, Lithionics lithium house battery, and three solar-mounted roof panels will keep you enjoying an off-grid life.

Class A vs. Class C Which Is Better?

Whether you choose a Class A or a Class C, there are some things to consider with those options. In general, a Class C will be more nimble, easier to drive and park, and feel more like a large truck or a van. On the flip side, you will find that Class C has less room for living.

Depending on which Class A you choose, these will be more costly in the initial purchase as well as things you will need to replace, in particular tires. Class A’s will give you more room and will probably feel more like home. You can choose from options such as a king bed, residential kitchen appliances, and a washer and dryer.

You will find more camping options with a smaller Class A such as these we have suggested. Many national parks have length limits so you need to have a shorter RV if your goal is to visit and camp in national parks.

Lastly, fuel economy might be a concern. A Class C is probably going to have better fuel economy because they are lighter in weight. You can find both RV types with gas and diesel engines.

How Much Are Small Class A RVs Under 30 Feet?

Small Class A motorhomes can cost anywhere from $50,000 to $200,000 and more. The more amenities the RV has, the bigger it is, and the fancier it is, the more it will cost. Used small Class A motorhomes are still going to be at the lower end of the range.

When you purchase a used RV, you also have to consider how much it will cost to replace tires, what engine repair might cost, items such as awnings, appliances, and more. All of these items will be more costly to replace or upgrade in a Class A.

Should I Buy an Extended Warranty for My Class A Motorhome?

Yes – but not from a dealership! Unfortunately, your odds of suffering a major mechanical breakdown go up with every passing year. Based on RV Warranty claims records, more than 3 out of every 10 RVs will need major repairs in only their second year on the road.

This skyrockets to 8 out of 10 in their fifth year, and virtually ALL of them in their eighth year! Today’s RVs are increasingly more complex, and with more things to go wrong, the need to protect your investment is more important than ever.

Our RV Warranty plans allow you to change your mind! If you’re looking to sell your RV to a private party, you can absolutely transfer the policy to the new owner. Additionally, if you are trading in your RV, or getting out of RVing altogether, you can cancel your policy for a pro-rated refund.

We bought a warranty through Wholesale Warranties for several reasons:

• We can cancel the warranty at any time and get a pro-rated refund
• We can transfer the warranty to the new owner if we decide to sell our RV
• There are no mileage caps on our policy
• We can use repair shops all across the country
• We can use a mobile repair company right at our campsite
• The price is way better than most dealerships
• We could finance the cost of the warranty
• With parts and labor prices increasing all the time, we have peace of mind

You owe it to yourself to at least check out a warranty and get a free quote to see if it is right for you. It just takes a few minutes and you will learn a ton about protecting your investment. We only recommend products we use ourselves and we highly recommend you get a free quote from Wholesale Warranties.

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Final Thoughts About Class A RVs Under 30 Feet

Class A RVs don’t necessarily need to be 40 feet long to offer all the best accommodations and luxurious features. In fact, the 8 Class A RVs on our list above are all under 30 feet. And, they all provide the finest qualities found in just about any Class A RV on the market.

Smaller Class As, between 27 to 30 feet in length, are not just as comfortable as larger and more expensive motorhomes, but they are easier to drive, store, and maintain as well.

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Related Reading:

– Class A vs Class C RV and How to Decide Which is Best
– 4 Amazing Motorhomes with Toy Haulers
– We Review Class A and Super C Motorhomes with Garages
– 6 Best Handicap Accessible RVs

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Do you own, or know of, a small Class A RV under 30 feet that should be added to our list? If so, we’d love to hear from you in the comments below.

Good luck choosing a Class A RV!

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