Campervan Types

Choosing the right campervan for your travels can make all the difference in your adventure. From luxurious Class A motorhomes to compact and nimble microvans, each type offers unique benefits tailored to different needs and preferences.

If you still don’t know which type would be the best fit, contact us. By renting a campervan from Craic N Campers, you can be sure you’ll get the ultimate luxury experience with our modern and fully equipped motorhomes.

These are the largest, most luxurious motorhomes, often resembling buses. They offer spacious living areas, high-end amenities, and ample storage, making them ideal for extended trips or those seeking a high level of comfort.

Pros: Luxurious interiors, plenty of space, fully equipped with top-tier amenities.

Cons: Expensive to rent or buy, challenging to drive and park in tight spaces, lower fuel efficiency.

Compact and van-like, these motorhomes are easy to drive and park. They include basic amenities like a small kitchen and sleeping area, making them suitable for couples or small families.

Pros: Fuel-efficient, highly maneuverable, easy to park, perfect for urban and rural adventures.

Cons: Limited living and storage space, fewer amenities compared to larger motorhomes.

These mid-sized motorhomes are recognizable by their over-cab sleeping area. They offer a balance of space and drivability, with ample amenities for comfortable travel.

Pros: Good balance of space and maneuverability, additional sleeping area, well-equipped.

Cons: Larger footprint than Class B, can be harder to navigate in tight spaces.

Standard vans converted into campervans. These offer a customizable and often cost-effective solution, tailored to specific needs and preferences.

Pros: Highly customizable, more affordable, ideal for personalized setups.

Cons: Quality can vary greatly, may lack the durability and amenities of purpose-built motorhomes.

These trailers are towed by a separate vehicle and come in various sizes and configurations. They offer the flexibility of detaching the trailer to use the towing vehicle independently.

Pros: Flexible travel options, can leave the trailer at the campsite, more living space.

Cons: Requires a capable towing vehicle, setup and teardown can be time-consuming.

These are compact trailers that expand or “pop up” to provide more living space. They are lightweight and easy to tow, making them a popular choice for occasional campers.

Pros: Lightweight, affordable, easy to tow and store.

Cons: Basic amenities, less insulation and comfort compared to hard-sided trailers.

Small, car-like vans that are highly maneuverable and economical. They are suitable for solo travelers or couples who need minimal space and amenities.

Pros: Extremely maneuverable, very economical, easy to drive and park.

Cons: Very limited space and amenities, best for short trips or minimalist travelers.