4. If you’re renting an RV yourself, which type is best?
There are many types of RVs, ranging from Class A, B, and C motorhomes to trailers, truck campers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, and more—all quite different. But rental companies mainly offer three types of motorhomes: Class A, B, and C. Renting a trailer is less common. The main reasons are that towing a trailer requires some skill, matching it with your tow vehicle, and sometimes modifications (like adding a break controller). Motorhomes (self-contained RVs) are much easier—just drive away.
My suggestion is: if your driving skills are average and you prefer a simpler road trip, go for a Class B RV. Basically, it’s like a large-size Jinbei or Iveco. Once you get used to it, it’s easy to drive and fuel-efficient. The downside is limited interior space—it can feel a bit cramped. If you’re a confident driver or have truck-driving experience, a Class C is a good fit—more space, comfortable, and more affordable.
If money is not an issue and you want maximum comfort throughout your trip, then Class A is the top choice. It’s like living in a fully equipped luxury bus with your whole family. Generally speaking, Class C RVs are the most commonly available for rent.