Many types of motor homes are available, ranging from a larger motor coach (Class A RV) to the smaller Class B RV. There is also the Class C RV and a variety of travel trailers. When you decide to purchase a new or used recreational vehicle, it is up to you to assess what you want in the unit. You will need to think about your budget, as well as your traveling needs. If you are thinking about a Class B RV, then you will enjoy the basic information listed below. These Class B RV facts will give you an overview of the motor home.

To be brief, the Class B RV is smaller than the other recreational vehicles available today. This is why the Class B RV is thought to be easier to handle when driving. There are people who believe the Class B RV is economically friendly, and more so than other motorhomes. Do not worry, though, it can still be upgraded with extra amenities to suite any luxury visions you may have.

Read the following ten basics to the Class B RV to help you when searching for the best motor home for your family and traveling companions.

1. The Class B RV is otherwise known as a van conversion because of how it is built. It is build on a van chassis and converted to a motor home.

2. Van conversions are bigger than the size of a regular van. They have ceilings that are higher and walls that have been extended to make a pleasant living and driving space.

3. If you need or require more space in this size of unit, you do have the option to purchase slide-outs or pop-ups. This will increase the interior space of the unit.

4. Most van conversions are about 9 feet in width and 22 feet long. This can vary.

5. This motorhome can serve the traveler as both unit for long-term travel and short-term, day-to-day family transportation.

6. Due to its more compact size, this camper is easier to drive, back up with, and park. Many people find that they are the easiest type of motor home unit to back into a camping spot or parking place.

7. A lot of people believe that van conversions are stable when on the road, more so than other units. This makes them feel safer, too.

8. Some people believe that this recreational vehicle unit is more fuel efficient than larger types of motor coaches. One reason this is believed to be true is that with this compact unit, travelers rarely tow other cars or toy haulers.

9. You will find an array of floor plans. There are also many different kinds of upgrades and amenities. The basic van conversion is created for efficiency, but it can be built upon.

10. The basic cost of this RV unit is $35 or so, but this will vary. Price will increase or decrease based on amenities, make/model, new or used, etc.