<\/span><\/h2>\nThere are a lot of different reasons for the price differences, and not just whether you are buying a small pop up camper compared to a full-on motorhome.<\/p>\n
First of all, brand matters. It might seem silly–a camper is just a camper, right? In a way, that is correct, but at the same time, some brands are just lucky enough to be more reputable than others. The internet matters, reviews matter, and experience matters.<\/p>\n
Brands that have been around longer are typically more trustworthy because they have been in the camper game longer. They have seen what can go wrong and what needs more attention, and they have worked hard to fix those problems and anticipate campers\u2019 needs.<\/p>\n
And, since brand matters so much, the price can go up on an RV that is in high demand. You will also want to check where the RV is coming from, as it could have roots in Canada or Australia and not even sell models in the USA.<\/p>\n
Of course, age is going to matter when it comes to campers. Any vehicle is generally not a good investment because it deteriorates over time, but vehicles are a necessity to everyday life, so we just have to decide if we care that much about buying a new model over a used model.<\/p>\n
So, you will see a newer model at a much higher price than its older version. While the newer version could have some upgrades, it is also just the beginning of a longer life with that certain vehicle or trailer.<\/p>\n
So, if you do not care about buying a used vehicle, that is a good way to save money on campers. Even if your camper is a couple of years old, you could save hundreds, or maybe even thousands just because you bought an older, still perfectly functioning, vehicle.<\/p>\n
Depending on the year as well, some campers will just have cooler extras than others. You might find a camper with a bathroom, and that will jack up the price, and you might have a full-on electronic system in another for more money as well.<\/p>\n
Floorplans can look different, can include more storage, and can include more sleeping room or kitchen room, among other differences. All of this will affect the price of the camper as the amenities give value to the model you are considering.<\/p>\n
It also depends on where you are purchasing the camper or RV from. You can get a quote from the camper\u2019s exact website, or you can go to websites like rvtrader.com to see individual seller\u2019s costs, which vary greatly from person to person.<\/p>\n
So, the prices I will list below are the prices I have generally seen each trailer start at. <\/strong>Even with the same model, you will find a fluctuation in price due to age or seller preference or floor plan, so none of these prices will be exact. They do, however, give you a good starting point as you continue finding the perfect trailer in your price range.<\/p>\nI will also try to tell you the highest-rated trailer, but of course, there are thousands of lists out there. So, I will try to use one of the most highly rated of each category to give you a quick overview of what you can expect from each type of trailer.<\/p>\n
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