The Winnebago Travato was built for four season adventure! Spring to Winter, the Travato has features that help you make the most of your van regardless of the season. Read about some of theses key features in our Blog.
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.
Winnebago produces numerous RVs that are specifically engineered to extend your camping season into colder temperatures. Winnebago has a number of Class B RVs that are 4-season RVs ready not only for fall weather, but the colder weather that follows. Read more about Winnebago 4-Season Class B Campervan RVs in our Blog.
RVing allows you to do what you love! If you’re someone who doesn’t like a paved road to be your boundary, go “Off Road” in a Winnebago RV! However, not all RVs are equipped to allow you to do this. Winnebago has 3 models of 4×4 RVs in their Winnebago Class B Camper Van lineup and an AWD model in the Winnebago Class C Lineup that allow to blaze your own trail. See our Blog to learn more.
Winnebago uses Truma appliances in a number of their RVs. The Winnebago Boldt, Era, Solis, and Travato all include the Truma Combi Eco Plus Heating System, the first forced-air furnace and water heater powered by propane. Continue reading to learn more about why the small footprint and versatility of the Truma Combi Heating System makes it the perfect option for these Winnebago Camper Vans.
We are often asked what the difference is between a Class B Motorhome and a Camper Van. Other terms to describe these RVs include Adventure Van, B Van, and Class B RV. Class B Vans have become one of the biggest trends in travel, as they can take on both bustling cities and off-road, off-grid treks. Read our Blog to learn more.
As the largest Winnebago Class B Camper Van Dealer in the Country, we often receive the question, can a Camper Van tow a car or can a Camper Van tow a boat? See our Blog where we discuss Winnebago CamperVan Towing Capacities.
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 read more.
Winnebago offers a number of RVs that fulfill the #Overlander’s desire for adventure including the Winnebago Revel, Winnebago EKKO, Winnebago Travato, Winnebago Solis, Winnebago Era and Winnebago Boldt.
We have compiled the top 15 items to get yourself or that special #Overland RV owner in your life.
Due to their compact size, a majority of Winnebago Camper Vans include a Wet Bath. Instead of a traditional bathroom, with the toilet and shower areas in separate spaces, a Wet Bath is your shower and toilet sharing the same space. Read our Blog where we review the different bathrooms that are included in each Winnebago Camper Van model including details on the Shower and Toilet set up in each: