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.
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.
The Winnebago Solis took the Class B camper van market by storm with its numerous 4-season and off-grid features and efficient living space. Four floorplans are now available including the compact Solis 59P, extended 59PX with rear gear storage and included air conditioning, the Solis Pocket 36A, and the Solis Pocket 36B with rear wet-bath. Each floorplan is built on the fuel-efficient RAM ProMaster chassis and features swivel and slide cab seat flexibility that seamlessly integrates with the front living space. See our Blog to learn more.
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 Boldt and Winnebago Revel diesel models. We will review the details of what powers each Winnebago Camper Van model in our Blog.
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 Boldt and Winnebago Revel diesel models. In our Blog we will review common questions regarding the key features differentiating the Winnebago Class B Camper Van models.
What is the difference between the Winnebago Solis and the Winnebago Revel? Both are Class B Campervans but from there they are very different. We will review the key differences in our Blog.
As Class B Camper Vans have taken over the RV landscape, Winnebago has kept up with the demand with steady innovations that combine comfort and convenience in these compact motorhomes. We are often asked about the differences between Winnebago camper vans and counterparts from other manufacturers that may have similar floorplans or capabilities. One such example includes the loaded Winnebago Solis 59PX and the Airstream Ridgeline. Although both motorhomes are built with outdoor and off-grid adventures in mind, there are many key differences that make the Solis 59PX stand out from the competition.
The Winnebago Solis Pocket, built on the RAM ProMaster chassis, is a premier Campervan. We will review the highlights of the Solis Pocket 36A interior in our Blog.
Now with a full featured bath, 5,000 watt hours of flexible lithium technology, and the latest restyled and reengineered RAM ProMaster, the all season Winnebago Solis Pocket 36B is not only the most affordable camper van, but it also features extended season capability. Unveiling a new partnership with EcoFlow™ Power Systems, the Solis Pocket 36B offers an optional, compact and flexible power station that is an all in one power hub that optimizes energy performance, saves space, reduces weight, and significantly simplify user operation. Learn more in our Blog.
Now, the Winnebago Solis Pocket has become even more convenient and efficient with the all-new Solis Pocket 36B floorplan with a new versatile, multi-functional dinette and lounging area, and rear wet bath. See our Blog to find out more.