Winnebago CamperVans that Sleep 4 or 5
As the largest Winnebago dealer in North America, we receive a lot of questions on Campervans including “Which Winnebago Campervans can sleep up 4-5 people?” Read our Blog to learn more.
As the largest Winnebago dealer in North America, we receive a lot of questions on Campervans including “Which Winnebago Campervans can sleep up 4-5 people?” Read our Blog to learn more.
The Winnebago Travato and the Winnebago Solis are built on the efficient RAM ProMaster chassis. This newly enhanced chassis now features additional safety and cab enhancements including electronic park brake, forward collision warning plus, multi-collision braking and more. Although both camper vans are packed with innovations, they do have their differences. Read our blog to learn more.
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.
From slope to shore, adapt to any adventure and any budget with the flexible Winnebago Solis. This camper van is designed so you and your family can take any adventure on, while featuring a classic rooftop extension so you can take everything in. The Solis is available in the 59P and 59PX floorplans. Read our blog below to learn about the key differences between the two floorplans.
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.
The Winnebago Solis is known for its ability to adapt to any adventure and any budget. Available in two floorplans, the 59P and 59PX, the Solis is an innovative and efficient Class B camper van and features a class pop-top to extend the number of sleeping spaces in your motorhome. Read our blog to learn more about the Winnebago Solis 59P and 59PX with the top ten questions we often receive from our guests.
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 all-weather Winnebago Solis was designed to be as versatile as it is affordable, whether you’re cruising beachside or camping slope side. With 4 floorplans that offer 4-season features, the Winnebago Solis is the perfect RV to use in any season.
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, both campervans and Class C motorhomes. Typically when looking at 4-Season RVs, owners will want to look at how the RV is insulated and heated and how the water systems are kept from freezing. Learn about Winnebago 4-Season RVs in our Blog.