What Type of Rv Best Suits You?

Here are 10 questions that will help you to understand your personality when it comes to RV class.

There are no right or wrong answers. Only your preferences matter.

If you intend to do some significant traveling then you will want to have an RV that meshes properly with your personality, abilities, and desires.

Welcome to your RV Class Personality Quiz

1. You are on the road. Which phrase below best describes you?

You don’t need a lot of living space. If you have a simple bathroom, a little kitchen, and a place to sleep you're good to go.

You do not want to feel cramped. You like to have some space to move around.

You like plenty of living space. Basically, you want want to your bring your apartment with you.

2. How would you define your storgae needs. Pick the answer that best describes your needs.

You are a minimalist. You don’t have a lot of stuff so you don’t need a lot of cargo space.

You want some extra storage. You don’t need to carry a bunch of stuff with you but you do enjoy a few of the comforts of home.

You like to carry everything you think you may need. You also like to bring along some extras items even though you know you may not really need them.

3. You are at one of the cool destination on your RV road trip. You now want to take some day trips to see the local sites. Which phrase below best applies to you?

You don’t want to have to juggle vehicles. Plus, you would rather bring my camper along in case you find a cool place and want to spend a little more time there.

You don't love the idea of towing another vehicle. However, the larger RV provides extra space which you desire which means your are OK with towing an extra vehicle.

You want to extra space of a larger RV and want a smaller vehicle when reaching a destination. You have no problem towing an extra vehicle.

4. You love to think about a new RV that is the perfect RV for you. Which phrase below best describes what you imagine?

Simple and basic is good for you. You don’t need a lot of extra stuff. You don’t need a lot of amenities.

Comfort is important to me. You want a few nice options, but don’t need all the fancy luxury amenities.

You want your RV to be vast and varied. You desire to travel in luxury.

5. Your level of comfort with driving larger vehicles is important. Which phrase best describes you?

Smaller is better.

You don’t mind a larger rig but a bus-sized RV may be a bit much.

You are confident with a large RV. The bigger, the better. I don’t mind driving extremely large, city bus-sized vehicles.

6. Costs and expenses are important. Which phrase best describes you?

You are frugal and you are always looking for ways to save money.

You pay attention to costs and expenses but have room to play and you are not cheap.

Money is not a concern.

7. You get to your campsite. Now what?

You like the campsite to be easy. You don’t want to have to think too hard about parking and you like a simple setup.

If you have to maneuver a little to get into a campsite parking spot your are fine. In fact you are perfectly OK with it if it means some extra room in your RV.

You don’t mind maneuvering into a campsite. In fact you like the challenge and are great at parking!

8. A good night's sleep is important. Select the answer below that describes how much room you need.

You don’t need much room, it’s only you and one other person.

You like to have the option to bring friends or family along. Also, you want to invite guests over for a visit while on the road. you want some options.

The more the merrier! You like plenty of room.

9. What are your camping habits? Pick the phrase that describes you the best.

You like weekend excursions and the occasional longer trip, but you also like the option of having an extra vehicle with towing capabilities.

You like family vacations for a week or more and you want to hit the road several times a year. You want a regular home to go to when you aren’t traveling.

You want to be or are a full-time RVer. You like to travel a lot but also want the option of being comfortable at one location long-term.

10. A day of traveling involves:

Great tunes, a packed cooler, and a rousing game of license plate bingo as we roll down the road with our destination the only concern on our minds.

Sitting around the table, playing cards or maybe napping on the bed, but make sure to watch the vehicle we’re towing, but if we see a place to stop we can pull over in most areas – as long as they are large enough.

Lounging on the sofa or chopping stuff up for a salad, all while keeping an eye on our car that we’re towing and looking for a large parking lot when we have to pull off to stop because we need lots of maneuverability.

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