RVs For Sale near Las Vegas, Nevada

A 2021 Coachmen Chaparral 334FL in front of a white background.Discover the best RV campers for sale near Las Vegas at Saitta Trudeau RV, where adventure meets comfort. Our dealership in Pahrump, Nevada, is stocked with the latest RV trailers and campers, ensuring you find the perfect match for your road trips and camping adventures. From luxurious motorhomes to compact RV trailers, we offer a variety of models to suit every traveler's needs. Saitta Trudeau RV takes pride in being a leading RV dealer in Nevada, offering unparalleled customer service and a seamless purchasing experience. Visit us today and embark on your next journey with confidence. Explore our selection of Motorhomes, Fifth Wheels, and Travel Trailers for more!

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Park Models and Destination Trailers

If you’ve been shopping for an RV, you may have heard the terms “park model” or “destination trailer” and been confused as to what they mean. To clear up any confusion, here is Saitta Trudeau RV’s guide to park models vs. destination trailers.  

Park Models

One thing that distinguishes park models is their size. They are enormous, so large in fact that they cannot be towed by a normal tow vehicle. Park models require a trained driver with a specialized vehicle to move from place to place. Of all the RV types, park models come the closest to being stationary homes, and subsequently offer the most in terms of amenities like lighting and space. 

In case the name didn’t make it obvious, park models are designed to stay in one place, so much so that many of them don’t have holding tanks and are instead completely reliant upon whatever hookups are nearby. 

Destination Trailers

You might assume that if park models are huge, destination trailers must be tiny. The truth is that while destination trailers are smaller than park models, it isn’t by much. Destination trailers are still colossal by RV standards, and many of them have high ceilings, private bedrooms, and big kitchens. Some even have second stories!

However, destination trailers do not require a specialized vehicle or trained driver to tow them. Theoretically, anyone versed in safe RV towing practices with a big enough truck can tow them, though naturally, such a massive camper can be very difficult to handle. If you plan on towing a destination trailer, review safety information and try to get some practice in beforehand. 

Why Bother With Either?

You may be asking yourself why anyone would bother with an RV that makes traveling more difficult. The simple answer is that park model and destination trailer owners are rarely bothered by the difficulty of moving their campers because they almost never move. If you want to explore a new place every week, a travel trailer or motorhome will work wonders. If you want to stay in one place for months or even years, park models and destination trailers are as close to a home away from home as you can get. In fact, some people find them to be a more affordable alternative to a traditional stationary home. They live in their RVs year-round and enjoy a standard of comfort similar to a traditional home at a fraction of the price. 

For more information, visit Saitta Trudeau at our dealership in Pahrump, Nevada. We have RVs of all kinds on sale, so stop by! 

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