Types of RVs We Repair in Burleson, Dallas & Fort Worth, TX

Types of RV Offered by RV Outpost Supercenter

Pop-Up Campers
It is extremely light. Almost any vehicle can pull it, and it can even be pulled by a smaller vehicle. It's a popular choice among tent campers and small families that want a few more creature amenities than a tent can offer. For those on a tight budget, a folding trailer is an excellent option.

Teardrop Trailers
Teardrop trailers are travel trailers with a smaller footprint. They are, however, so distinct that we believe they deserve their own category. Many vehicles can pull it because it is small, light, and compact. For the solitary traveler or couple who enjoys short journeys, a Teardrop can be the best option.

Hybrid Trailers
A hybrid travel trailer is a combination between a pop-up camper and a traditional travel trailer, with more space than a pop-up but less weight than a traditional travel trailer. Most campsites will be able to accommodate it.

Travel Trailers
There are many different lengths, weights, and floorplans to choose from. Many of them have adequate inside and outside storage. Outdoor kitchens are included in several of the designs. Some travel trailers can accommodate a large number of people. Traditional pop-ups or hybrids have soft edges on all sides, which provides better insulation.

Fifth-Wheels
Fifth-wheels have larger living area space than any other form of RV among the largest. For full-time RVers or large families, the internal space of a fifth wheel may be ideal.