The Winnebago Boldt is a Class B Diesel RV built on the Mercedes VS30 Sprinter Chassis. The Boldt boasts many four-season features, so you can comfortably travel in your Boldt regardless of the weather. Learn about these features in our Blog.
Leveling your rig is just one of the main reasons invest in leveling pads for your Motorhome or Fifth Wheel. However, given the size and weight of modern RVs, the health of our nation’s roads, sidewalks, and driveways are also at risk.
The all-season Winnebago EKKO is not only a power house for rugged, off-grid adventures – it also boasts all the comforts of home. Built on the dependable Ford Transit chassis, the EKKO combines the efficiency of a camper van, the added capacity of a Class C coach, and the enhanced capability of all-wheel-drive. Continue reading to meet the Winnebago EKKO and learn more about its key features and benefits.
We are asked frequently “Is this Winnebago Class B 4WD?” We do have a number of RVs that are available with 4WD. Before deciding on a 4WD RV however, you may want to first ask yourself do you really need a 4WD RV? In this blog we review Winnebago Class B 4WD RVs and decision points on if you need one.
The Winnebago Travato is recognized as the top-selling Class B Camper Van in North America for a multitude of reasons. Built on the efficient and maneuverable RAM ProMaster chassis, the Travato is perfect as a daily driver while still providing all of the comforts and amenities of home. Continue reading to meet the Winnebago Travato and learn more about all of the features that set it apart from the competition.
When your adventures take you off-road, off-grid, or both, the Winnebago Revel is ready to lead the way. Numerous space-saving innovations such as a power lift bed that doubles as a gear garage and all-in-one wet-bath and gear closet, make the Revel the perfect RV for every sort of adventurer. With newly enhanced features, the 2023 Winnebago Revel now has even more to offer.
Winnebago RVs provide quality and innovation that many manufacturers attempt to replicate. Because most RVs across multiple manufacturers are built on the same chassis and many manufactures attempt to duplicate interior floorplans, we are often asked about the differences between some Winnebago motorhomes and their “counterparts” from other manufacturers. One such example includes the Winnebago Travato and the Roadtrek Zion.
There are a variety of sleeping options and features available in Winnebago Motorhomes. Depending on its layout, each floorplan maximizes space efficiency. Even when models share the same sleeping options, there is still a great deal of variation in the design. Continue reading to learn more about one of these options, the space-saving murphy bed.
There are many different options and styles of sleeping areas in Winnebago motorhomes. Each one takes full advantage of its particular floorplan to maximize the most efficient use of space. Continue reading to learn more about the different bed styles available in multiple RVs.
As you are looking at your next RV you’ll want to consider how many people may be joining you overnight in your RV so you can ensure you have a comfortable sleeping surface for each. This may lead you to consider a motorhome with bunk beds for extra sleeping capacity. Winnebago offers 2 floorplans that include bunk beds. Read our Blog to find out more about Winnebago Motorhomes with Bunk Beds.