The right size depends on three key factors: your crew, your tow vehicle and your destination. First, ensure there's enough comfortable sleeping and living space for everyone on your trip. Second, if you're considering a towable RV like a travel trailer or fifth wheel, you must know your vehicle's towing capacity to ensure you can pull it safely. Finally, consider where you want to camp. Many national and state parks have length restrictions, so a smaller RV might grant you more access, while larger private resorts can accommodate bigger rigs. Refer to our "Find Your Jayco Match" table above to see how different sizes align with different travel styles.

In most states and for most models, a special license is not required to drive a a motorhome; a standard driver's license is sufficient. However, licensing requirements are determined by each state and are typically based on the vehicle's Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR). It is always best to check the specific regulations of your home state to ensure compliance.