RVs that make motorhomes cool again Whether you?re looking to run away to the beach or would rather stake out a secluded campsite high in the hills, there are plenty of trailers and even tiny homes to help you go off-grid.
But one particular type of RV has shed its stodgy reputation amid a new surge in popularity: the Class B van. Packed full of amenities and with way more functionality than the stuffy motorhomes of yesterday, new Class B vans are easy to park, get better gas mileage than many other RVs, and can easily tow small boats or toy haulers.
Below, take a look at five inventive camper vans you can buy in North America right now.

Safari Condo Flex Promaster

Cost: Starting at $75,891 Key Features: Quebec-based Safari Condo builds Class B motorhomes on GM, Mercedes, and Dodge platforms. Each design has different benefits, but we like the livability of the Flex Promaster. A height adjustable queen sized bed lets you expand the cargo space down below and the van also boasts a toilet/shower cabinet, a dining area that can seat four, and plenty of storage space.

Winnebago Revel

Cost: $134,799
Key Features: Billed as the first mass-produced, manufactured 4x4 RV in the United States, the Revel uses a 144-inch Mercedes-Benz 4x4 Sprinter as the base and comes with a 3-liter turbo diesel engine, all-terrain tires, and an on-demand four-wheel-drive ...