Different styles of RV trailers explained

There are three main styles of RV trailers available at Steinbach Trailers & RV, each with its own unique features and characteristics. Here are some of the most common styles:

1. Travel Trailers: Travel trailers are a popular choice among RV enthusiasts. They come in various sizes and floor plans, ranging from compact models to large and luxurious options. Travel trailers are towed by a vehicle and offer amenities such as sleeping quarters, kitchenettes, dining areas, bathrooms, and storage space.
2. Fifth Wheels: Fifth wheels are similar to travel trailers but are designed to be towed by a pickup truck with a special hitch called a fifth wheel hitch. These trailers often have a raised forward section with a bi-level floor plan, providing additional living space and a bedroom over the truck bed. Fifth wheels generally offer more interior space and amenities compared to traditional travel trailers.
3. Toy Haulers: Toy haulers are designed to transport recreational vehicles (such as ATVs, motorcycles, or small boats) alongside living quarters. They feature a rear garage area with a ramp door, allowing easy loading and unloading of recreational equipment. The garage area can also be converted into additional sleeping or living space.

Each style has its own advantages and considerations, so it’s important to evaluate your needs, preferences, and towing capabilities when selecting the right RV trailer for your adventures. Talking with one of on-site specialist will help determine which is the best fit for your lifestyle and budget.