We tour and review thousands of new and used RVs every year at RV Shows and RV dealerships across the country. Our RV reviews provide valuable insights regarding sleeping capacity, weight, tank capacity, and floor plans.
We have divided our RV Reviews into two main categories: New RV Reviews and Used RV Reviews.
Each category contains our reviews of Class A, B, and C motorhomes and truck campers. We also review towable RVs such as 5th wheels, travel trailers, teardrop campers, and popup campers.
Since we are 3/4 time RVers who have owned a Class A motorhome, a Class C motorhome, a travel trailer, and a popup camper, we feel we have a unique and well informed opinion of each RV we review.
We typically review each RV on how we would live in it if it were our own RV. This allows us to share our thoughts on floor plans, livability, and overall design. We also evaluate each component within each model to give our opinion about its quality and usability.
We visit RV Shows and RV dealerships across the country to find all the RVs we tour and review. Many of these models are reviewed on our YouTube channel called the RVBlogger YouTube channel, where you will find hundreds of video RV tours and reviews as well as helpful information so you can become a well-informed RVer.
If you’re looking for a Class A RV under 26 feet, you’re probably trying to find that sweet spot between drivability and comfort. But here’s the real question… 👉 … Read more
👇👇👇 Click the video below to watch the full video 👇👇👇 Why Small Class C Motorhomes Under 25’ Are So Popular If you want the confidence of a motorhome … Read more
We’ve been reviewing RVs on YouTube and our websites for over seven years now. We’ve climbed through storage bays, opened every cabinet, laid on every bed, and talked with … Read more
Hi, it’s Mike from RVBlogger — I’m in front of the camera and Susan’s behind it. If you’re a brand-new RVer looking for a small, easy camper that’s simple … Read more
By Mike from RVBlogger Susan’s behind the camera, I’m in front of it, and together we walk lots, crawl into showers, measure beds, and poke every cabinet so you … Read more
Slide-outs are a common feature of RVs that allow you to significantly increase the space inside while still being able to safely travel on the highway. These features are … Read more
Used travel trailers with 2 bedrooms are an affordable luxury for larger families, especially since most of the models on this list allow for more than just two in … Read more
Travel trailers with outdoor kitchens are an enormous benefit for outdoor enthusiasts. So if you are in the market for the best used travel trailers with outdoor kitchens you … Read more
4 season 5th wheels are the difference between year-round, life on the road, and heading home to winterize your RV and wait for spring. But since prices are still … Read more
We have toured and reviewed tons of used Class C RVs out there, but what really matters, are the late model Class C RV brands. A brand is a … Read more
Class B RV manufacturers have a difficult job. Taking production vans and turning them into rolling apartments is no easy task. Class B RVs combine all the great things … Read more
We have toured thousands of RVs and campers, and we found the best used (or late model) RVs and campers for tall people. These RVs and campers have ample … Read more
Used (or late model) RVs with a washer and dryer are not as common as one might think. However, just having a washer and dryer on board is a … Read more
Sometimes, our RVs alone aren’t enough; sometimes, we want to bring along an extra toy or two. These four late-model used toy hauler motorhomes are prime examples of rigs … Read more
Truck campers for half-ton trucks are an interesting combination. From a bird’s eye view, they seem like a dichotomy. Does a half-ton have enough payload capacity to handle one … Read more
A camper van conversion is an awesome way to RV. By building from the ground up, you can get a camper that’s perfectly customized to how you want to … Read more
A half-ton 5th wheel is far from a misnomer. Once upon a time, half-tons were designated as such because they had a payload capacity of 1,000 lbs or, half … Read more
Class C toy haulers are notoriously difficult to find. The unfortunate truth of the matter is that the industry just doesn’t make very many of them. In fact, there … Read more
Camper Trailers with a Jeep Wrangler simply make sense. After all, the biggest selling point of a Jeep Wrangler is its off-road capability. It sounds like the perfect idea … Read more
Taking out your favorite toys like dirtbikes and ATVs is a great way to enjoy the outdoors. That’s why travel trailer toy haulers are so popular. They combine living … Read more