If you don't know the different types of Rvs, let me explain. So first, we have teardrop campers. Those are those small towable RVs, and they got their name because they look like a teardrop. Secondly, we have popup campers, they are also towable, and their living space pops in and out. Third, we have travel trailers, those are bigger towable Rvs, and I have owned some in the past. We then have fifth wheels, those kind of RVs have a thing that sticks out over the front, they have to be attached to the back of a truck to be toed. There are then Class C Rvs. They are drivable RVs, and the part where the driver sits is a van chassis, or the front of a van without the body, with the living part attached behind it. I have owned a Class C in the past. Class B Rvs are also drivable, they are vans with an inside that looks like a house. Finally, we have Class A RVs. The RV that I currently own is a Class A, and they are the biggest kind of RV you can get. They are drivable, and many look like a bus. That's all the different types of RVs.
