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RVs have gained popularity in recent years. Here’s how much it costs to rent one and how you can use points and miles to help offset the costs.

According to the report, RV rental prices currently range from an average daily rate of $89 for a pop-up camper to $307 for a Class A motorhome. The mid-priced travel trailer and Class C motorhome ...

Class B RVs fall between 16 and 22 feet long and best suit couples or individuals. They are also the easiest to drive since they handle like large trucks or vans.

RV travel has a lot of perks, but it can sometimes come with a pretty hefty price tag. To help, we went digging for the cheapest way to rent an RV for a month.

Class B motorhomes are perfect for couples and easier to park Class B RV vehicles are built on a van chassis and this is where campervans fall in. Thanks to their shorter length (20 to 25 feet ...

Class B RVs fall between 16 and 22 feet long, and are best suited to a couple or individual. They are also the easiest to drive, since they handle like a large truck or van.

RV stands for " Recreational Vehicles," so technically, you can also count travel trailers, fifth wheels, and more.

More than half of all Americans want to try something new during their vacation this summer, according to a OnePoll survey conducted by Outdoorsy, a peer-to-peer RV and campervan rental platform ...

This new RV from Fleetwood is meant as a middle ground between their massive Class A units and Class B motorhomes; MSRP starts at around $218K ...

In this case, a Class B Motorhome (also called a campervan) is the way to go. They range from 16- to 22-feet long and come tricked out with a kitchen, living room, bathroom (some have showers) and ...

Camper vans storm onto RV scene across US One Duluth family took a smaller, Class B motorhome on a two-month great American road trip and loved it.