Both’s friend sent him a Facebook Marketplace listing for a free 32-foot motorhome—this is when the lightbulb came on. Both decided to go check out the free RV. It was in rough shape ...

For example, if your RV is 25 feet long, you can access 93% of RV-friendly campgrounds in national parks. However, that number drops to 81% for 32-foot RVs, and only 53% for 40-foot models.

It became obvious immediately that taking a 32-foot RV up a narrow, winding mountain road was a bad decision - really bad - and that there was no backing out. Literally. I could not back up a 32 ...

You still have a good selection if your RV is smaller than 25 feet more than 90% of parks permit that length. The number of available campsites drops if your RV is 29 to 32 feet long since about 80% ...

Class Cs are known as "versatile" RVs that have more space for amenities and beds with its average length sitting between 20 to 31 feet, according to Outdoorsy. The class can also often be ...

Kirsten and Devin Trout went from living in an apartment to a 350-square-foot RV. Then, last fall, they downsized again, purchasing a toy hauler RV that's about 100-square-feet. Even with its ...