Class B Recreational Vehicles
Take advantage of last-minute adventure opportunities with the compact luxury of the Class B RV. It’s the most flexible way to explore in style.
Is a Class B RV right for me?
Easy to navigate, even across tight switchbacks and uneven terrain, Class B campervans get you further into the backcountry, longer. Inside, you’ll find modular gear storage, compact off-grid systems, high-end amenities, and flexible floor plans. Outside, you’ll find plenty of storage, flexible solar setups, and adventure-ready exteriors equipped to take you off-road for weeks or more.
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18-23 feet long
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Sleeps 2-4
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0-1 slide-outs
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112027 Winnebago Revel Sport 44N
New Class B at Transwest of Grand Junction, CO
$220,061 msrp
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202026 Pleasure-way Lexor TS
New Class B at Transwest of Belton, MO
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Sleeps 2
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Gasoline
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38 Miles
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242026 Pleasure-way Plateau XLTW
New Class B at Transwest of Belton, MO
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Sleeps 2
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Diesel
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25 Miles
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Class B Motorhomes at Transwest
At Transwest, we partner with the best brands in Class B recreational vehicles with makes such as Airstream, Coachmen, Pleasure-Way, Sportsmobile, Summit, and Winnebago. We understand the hassle of needing repairs on the road, and that’s why we supply parts and accessories for most makes and models of Class B vehicles. As an authorized Winnebago, Forest River, American Coach, and Renegade parts dealer, we have professionals standing by at all times to answer any questions you might have about your new or used RV.
We also offer a wide range of RV services at our state-of-the-art facilities, including water heater maintenance, slide maintenance, winterization, washing and waxing, battery service, roof maintenance, and more. Keeping you on the road is our top priority, and that’s why we employ a team of trained technicians to care for your vehicle with skill and efficiency.
FAQs
What is a Class B RV?
A Class B RV is a motorhome that’s between 18 and 24 feet long. Class B RVs are a popular choice for people looking for an easy-to-drive vehicle that can fit in many standard garages or parking spaces. Class B RVs are more fuel-efficient than larger motorhomes and don’t require you to tow an additional car. Inside a Class B RV, you’ll find an efficiently designed floorplan that will likely include a sleeping area and kitchenette. Some vehicles may also include a toilet, shower, and dining area.
How many people can sleep in a Class B RV?
Most Class B RVs typically fit two adults comfortably, but some larger models can fit up to five adults. One of the most popular Class B models is the Winnebago Revel, which sleeps up to three. Class B RVs are the smallest type of motorhome, but many of them feature unique uses of space that allow for comfortable living.
Are Class B RVs good for boondocking?
Yes. Boondocking is the practice of camping for free, in places that do not have standard and electricity hookups. Class B RVs are a popular choice for boondocking because they are smaller. If you plan to boondock frequently in your motorhome, you may want to prioritize selecting a Class B RV that has a solar set up so you can enjoy an off-the-grid lifestyle.
Can I take a Class B RV off-roading?
Yes, some Class B RVs can be equipped with off-road tires so you can take your adventure to less-traveled roads. Class B RVs are the perfect size to take up mountain roads, especially since they are easy to maneuver. These campers are ideal for people who want to make nature and exploration the center of their trip.
Can I stand up in a Class B RV?
The average height of the interior of a Class B RV is a little over six feet, but this can vary by make and model. Many Class B RVs feature a dropped floor and raised roof to give you extra space.
Transwest carries only the highest quality Class B RVs
With expert technicians to provide courtesy maintenance services and trusted financing partners who understand your Class B needs and budget, Transwest has you covered. Check out the best Class B RV from Antero Adventure Van, Tiffin, Winnebago, and more.
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The Transwest Difference
It’s not always easy to find a motorhome that fits your unique needs away from home. At Transwest, we’re committed to finding you the Recreational Vehicle unit that meets the goals of you and your family. Whether you’re a frequent, spontaneous, full-time, or weekend traveler, we work to provide you with the quality, comfort, and reliability you need to stay on the road.
We carry only the highest quality makes in Recreational Vehicles that are guaranteed to give you a luxurious experience on the road. Spacious 5th Wheels are sure to satisfy your inner weekend warrior, and Emerald Luxury Coaches offer uniqueness and specialized craftsmanship. For all the comforts of home, look no further than Class A and Super C motorcoaches. Class B or C motorhomes give you flexibility on the road.
For 25 years, Transwest has been proactive about finding better crafted and more efficient transportation solutions. As a family-owned company, we understand the importance of relationships. We stay in close communication with our customers throughout every step of the process: purchasing or leasing, financing, maintaining, and reselling. We also offer a state-of-the-art body shop to keep you on the road. Our mission is to be a one-stop-shop for all your RV and motorhome needs.
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