What is a Class C Motorhome?

Class C Motorhome Perks

Drivable Unit
Better MPG
Comfortable Drive
Convenient Setup
Access to Amenities
Many Floorplans

Class C Motorhomes are a drivable RV, which means there is no towing involved! The Class C Motorhome is a gas-powered RV that provides a very comfortable driving experience. The RV Nation carries multiple Class C RVs which are also easier to park and stow, as we have shorter options available.

Class C Motorhomes are a drivable RV, which means there is no towing involved! Class C’s are also one of the most comfortable RVs to drive. The Class C Motorhome is a gas-powered RV that usually rides on a E-350 or E-450 Ford van chassis. Class C Motorhomes are a mid-size RV that can vary in length from roughly 22 to 40 feet. At The RV Nation, you can find Class C Motorhomes in short options which usually fit in all campsites, and are easy to park & store.

The Class C Motorhomes also have some similar RV sub-categories: the Super C & Class B+. The Super C RV is a Class C motorhome with a large truck chassis. The Class B+ is similar to a Class B, but it has a smaller Sprinter Van chassis and are normally always shorter in length.

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