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Class A Motorhome

Class A RVs are large, spacious, and generally have residential-sized kitchens, large living areas, separate bedrooms, and large bathrooms.

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$150k to $500k
6.4 to 12.2 m (21 - 40 ft)
Sleeps up to 8
Driveable

The Class A Motorhome resembles a spacious luxury bus that you can own. As the largest category of RV motorhomes, they are built on a uniquely designed chassis and are powered by either gasoline or diesel engines.

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CLASS A MOTORHOME

Typical Features & Amenities

Spacious and well equipped

Even the basic models are well-appointed and roomy. For anyone looking for the ultimate in luxury and elegance, Class A manufacturers have models costing as much as $1 million.

Class A motorhome with group of campers gathered in front

Slide-out rooms

Extends the RV’s exterior wall outward at the touch of a button, to enlarge the living, dining or kitchen area by up to 1 meter (3½ ft).

Smooth and stable ride

No special license is required unless the vehicle has air-brakes. Take in the beauty of the open road with large front windows.

A small vehicle can be towed

Bring your car along for daytrips once the motorhome is parked. You can also tow a trailer to carry your boat or golf cart.

Spacious and well equipped

Even the basic models are well-appointed and roomy. For anyone looking for the ultimate in luxury and elegance, Class A manufacturers have models costing as much as $1 million.

Slide-out rooms

Extends the RV’s exterior wall outward at the touch of a button, to enlarge the living, dining or kitchen area by up to 1 meter (3½ ft).

Smooth and stable ride

No special license is required unless the vehicle has air-brakes. Take in the beauty of the open road with large front windows.

A small vehicle can be towed

Bring your car along for daytrips once the motorhome is parked. You can also tow a trailer to carry your boat or golf cart.

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Why choose this type of RV?

The Class A motorhome is perfect for long-term family road trippers. 4 to 5 people can sleep comfortably and can stretch out like they’re in the family room of a house. The Class A can contain all the amenities that make you feel at home.

Sleeps 4-8
Residential Kitchen
Lots of storage
Full Entertainment System
Can tow another vehicle
Large Living Space

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Home On Wheels

Numerous Class A motorhomes feature multiple slide-out sections that expand the living area, and they offer a variety of amenities to enhance your comfort, including kitchens, bathrooms, entertainment centres, and centrally managed heating and air conditioning systems.

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Operating a Class A motorhome necessitates additional practice and acclimatization due to its substantial dimensions, particularly because its weight distribution differs from that of a conventional automobile. Nevertheless, by proceeding with caution and maintaining a steady pace, one can navigate the RV with both comfort and ease. Furthermore, Class A motorhomes are designed with aerodynamics in mind and offer excellent visibility through the windshield. Many of the latest models are also fitted with multiple cameras, providing a comprehensive view of the environment around you.

One of the most advantageous features of Class A motorhomes is their ample size and spaciousness. These RVs can accommodate between two to ten individuals. While bunk beds are not commonly found in Class A motorhomes, certain models do offer them, making them an excellent choice for families with children. Typically, Class A motorhomes are equipped with a king-size bed in the rear, along with a primary living area that provides various sleeping configurations.

Unless you intend to drive an RV that is fitted with air brakes, a standard, unrestricted driver’s license will suffice for operating an RV in Canada.

The primary distinction between Class A and Class B recreational vehicles lies in their dimensions. Class B camper vans generally measure between 18 and 24 feet in length, whereas Class A motorhomes vary significantly, ranging from 30 to 45 feet. Class C RVs, constructed on box van or truck chassis, are both shorter and narrower, with an average length of approximately 35 feet, in contrast to the average length of Class A vehicles, which is around 40 feet.

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