If you don't have a heavy-duty vehicle, a full-scale travel trailer may be out of your towing range. However, there's no need to fret, since there are plenty of RV options that don't weigh too ...

[High Quality Material] The RV insert molding decorative parts are made of high-quality vinyl material, which is UV resistant and can be used for a long time. [Size] The heavy-duty vinyl insert ...

In this list of lightweight travel trailers, we skipped all the models or floor plans with a sub-5,000 pound UVW but a tongue ...

The Highway Lite camper trailer is designed for adventurers seeking a cheap and durable solution for their outdoor excursions ...

Swift set out to revolutionize the travel trailer segment with an all-timber towable, but eventually switched it up and made ...

Devoted to the construction of lightweight vacation trailers, Trail-Lite by R-Vision entered the marketplace during the 1998 model year. Trail-Lite by R-Vision range of recreational vehicles covers ...

Model I will be the first lightweight trailer from the company, designed for owners of half-ton trucks or large SUVs who want to get into the Brinkley family ...

and the company has resisted the common path of overbuilding and feature-loading teardrops to the point they cost as much as larger travel trailers. Prior to this month's Highway Lite introduction ...

There are a lot of choices out there for anyone in the market for a new RV. Let's take a look at some of the biggest brands ...

Taxa Outdoors, a lightweight travel trailer maker, doesn't deviate from this trend. "Shipments are up 30% annually and the backlog is six months right now, which is a 100% increase year-over-year ...

Flight crew members even use it for travel, and then keep using it once ... "This charger is small, lightweight, but still entirely functional," one five-star reviewer wrote.

If you’re planning to hit the road with an RV, make sure you have the right insurance plan. A travel trailer, could be covered by your existing auto insurance policy. But a motorhome generally ...