Your Guide to Park Model RV's

The concept of a park model RV presents a fascinating dilemma for travelers. These RVs are designed as temporary accommodations for camping, seasonal trips, and even construction needs. You may have unknowingly passed by park model RVs during your daily travels or stayed in one at an RV park or campground.

Typically, a park model RV is built on a single chassis and mounted on wheels, usually offering no more than 400 square feet of space. While they come fully equipped, park model RVs are not necessarily intended for full-time living. However, many RV enthusiasts choose to place them in permanent spots in the warmer southern regions of the U.S. for snowbirding.

Now, let’s take a closer look at park model RVs, exploring their features along with some of their benefits and drawbacks.