Many of us have fond memories of camping in a tent and cooking over an outdoor fire. But as we age the ground becomes harder and colder. We prefer our modern conveniences when trekking in the wilderness. You could say that the camper is the new tent! While it's a lot of fun to window shop RVs, trying to tell them apart can get frustrating. But it's easy to identify whether a camper is class A, B or C once we know its distinguishing characteristics. This is the first in a series that will help you decide which type of RV best suits your lifestyle. The first in our show what Class C RVs are. To get a rough idea of ​​what Class C RVs are from an aesthetic standpoint, imagine a moving truck like a U-Haul. Sometimes called mini campers, Class C vehicles are built on a sectioned truck or van chassis. A good way to distinguish the C-Class from the A-Class is the cab, which is part of the original truck or van. Directly above the luxurious cabin is a ledge that usually contains an extra bed. Generally, the entertainment center is mounted ...