Definition: Most common RV type. Towed by a hitch attached to a bumper or frame of a vehicle.

Typical Size: 10–35 feet.

Features: Varies by size — can include bathrooms, kitchens, bunk beds, slide-outs.

Ideal For: Families or casual campers with a capable tow vehicle (SUV or truck).

Pros: Detachable — lets you use your vehicle freely. Widely available in many sizes.

Cons: Less stable than fifth-wheels when towing; backing up can be tricky.