Many manufacturers aim to replicate Winnebagos quality, so we are often asked what the differences are between Winnebago motorhomes and other manufacturer’s coaches that have similar floorplans or are built on the same chassis. One such example of this includes the Class B Camper Vans, the Winnebago Solis Pocket and the Thor Rize. Read about the differences between these 2 RVs in our Blog.
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.
It’s no surprise, with compact RV living, it is incredibly important to make sure you are efficiently using the space available to you. There are many products and accessories available that further help to maximize your living space. One product that is incredibly useful for this purpose is the Luno Front Cab Air Mattress. Read our Blog to learn more.
Over the years, Winnebago has released limited editions of motorhomes that often feature custom paint schemes, new interior stylings, and more. With their 2023 lineup, they are adding an additional chassis color for the Travato and Solis 59PX on the RAM ProMaster Chassis. This eye-catching color is called Spitfire Orange, and is only available for a limited time.
Winnebago has been a leader in the RV industry for over 60 years, known for motorhomes built with superior craftsmanship and advanced manufacturing technologies. Beyond this, one of Winnebago’s greatest strengths include their unrivaled innovations and industry firsts. One such example includes their ability to maximize storage space by including efficiently designed garage areas for all of your gear. Read our Blog to find out 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.
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The Winnebago Solis entered the Class B Campervan market and took it by storm with its available Pop-Top Roof, Rear Annex and numerous 4-Season and Off-Grid features. The Winnebago Solis is available in 3 floorplans, each built on the fuel-efficient RAM ProMaster chassis. We will be reviewing all three, including the 59P, 59PX, and Solis Pocket (36A).
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:
An important factor in determining which Camper Van is right for you, is determining how you plan on using the RV. Will you be plugged into shore power most of the time, or do you plan on going off-grid so you need more power included inside your van itself? The Winnebago Class B lineup includes the Winnebago Travato and Winnebago Solis gas models and the Winnebago Era, Winnebago Boldt and Winnebago Revel diesel models. We will review the details of what powers each Winnebago Camper Van model in our Blog.
The Winnebago Solis® National Park Foundation Limited Edition (NPF) takes the family-friendly, adventure-ready Solis to a new level with exclusive features to enhance comfort, performance, functionality and style. Read our Blog to learn about the specifications of the all-new Winnebago Solis National Park Foundation Limited Edition model.