Once you have your Winnebago View or Navion, it’s time to get ready to pack for your first trip. Before you do so, it is important to know the following weight ratings to ensure you do not “overfill” your new RV.
In the sea of Camper Vans it’s hard to know where to begin. We’ll try and help you answer the question “Which Camper Van Should I Buy?” The Winnebago Class B lineup includes the Winnebago Travato, Winnebago Solis, and Winnebago Roam gas models and the Winnebago Revel and Revel Sport diesel models. In our Blog we will review common questions regarding the key features differentiating the Winnebago Class B Camper Van models.
SumoSprings® are a patented suspension product designed to enhance load carrying capacity, stabilize sway, and improve overall driver control and ride comfort. They are maintenance-free, do not leak air, and do not require airlines or compressors.
An important factor in determining which Camper Van is right for you, is determining how you plan on using the RV. Will you be plugged into shore power most of the time, or do you plan on going off-grid so you need more power included inside your van itself? The Winnebago Class B lineup includes the Winnebago Travato, Solis and Roam gas models and the Winnebago Revel diesel. We will review the details of what powers each Winnebago Camper Van model in our Blog.
Winnebago offers a wide selection of Winnebago Class B Campervans. They include all the comforts of home including a bed, a kitchen and often a bath, while providing easy driving ability and tremendous fuel efficiency. Read more about the Winnebago Class B Camper Van Lineup Here.
With compact designs that offer the comforts of home while boasting impressive fuel efficiency, Winnebago Class B Camper Vans have grown in popularity over the past number of years. Winnebago offers Class B models on both the RAM ProMaster and … Continued
The Winnebago Class B flexible lineup includes gas models, diesel models and 4WD models. Find out more about these Class B models in our Blog.
RVing in the late fall and winter months is incredibly popular with RVers, especially Camper Van owners. Winnebago manufactures an impressive list of 4-Season RVs, in both their Camper Van and Class C motorhome lineups. Typically, when looking at 4-Season RVs, buyers will want to look at how the RV is insulated and heated and what measures are in place to ensure the water systems are prevented from freezing. Learn about Winnebago 4-Season RVs in our Blog.
RVing allows you to do what you love! If you’re someone who doesn’t like a paved road to be your boundary, go “Off Road” in a Winnebago RV! However, not all RVs are equipped to allow you to do this. Winnebago offers AWD models in their Winnebago Class B Camper Van and Class C Winnebago Lineup that allow to blaze your own trail. Learn about these models in our Blog.
Winnebago uses Truma appliances in a number of their RVs. The Winnebago Boldt, Era, Solis, and Travato all include the Truma Combi Eco Plus Heating System, the first forced-air furnace and water heater powered by propane. Continue reading to learn more about why the small footprint and versatility of the Truma Combi Heating System makes it the perfect option for these Winnebago Camper Vans.