Park Model RVs For Sale near Vancouver, BC

Park Models and Destination Trailers

Of all the RVs built for full-time living, there’s perhaps no group of campers better suited for this kind of lifestyle than park models and destination trailers. You’ll quickly find these models are the biggest and most comfortable RVs on the market, and if you’re looking for a new kind of affordable housing experience, then you definitely want to give these models a second thought. You can also check out park models for sale here at Jubilee R.V. Centre in Kamloops, British Columbia. 
 

Park Models

While they’re very similar, there are some key differences between park models and destination trailers. Park models are the bigger RVs. So big, in fact, that you won’t be able to tow them yourself. You’ll need to hire a specially-trained driver with a special truck and trailer. Of all the RVs in the industry, park models will feel most like a stationary home. Models like the Radec often come with more lighting, more interior space, at least one private room, and a full-fledged kitchen. 

More storage space is also common and you can even get sturdier steps installed to the front door. The ceiling height will also make it feel less like a vehicle and more like a home.

Destination Trailers

Destination trailers truly aren’t that much smaller than park models. They still come with high ceiling heights, private bedrooms, big kitchens, and can even feature a second story for more sleeping space. One of the biggest differences is that you technically can haul a destination trailer using the right sized truck, without hiring a trained driver. However, they’re still quite large and you might find yourself settling into one place for a longer period of time than you might with a smaller RV. Some other common features include bay windows and extended front ends. 

Why Bother With Either?

So now for the big question of why you’d bypass some of the more common RVs for one of these. The benefit of these models is that they’re a better fit for those looking to spend a lot of time in one area. They’re not built for the camper who wants to change locations every week or two, but rather the camper who wants to stay in one spot for months and even years to really experience a particular region like a local.

They are a more affordable alternative to more traditional, stationary homes. The park models and destination trailers you’ll find here are a fraction of that cost. If you’re saving up for something else, or if you just don’t need to spend the money for a big, stationary home, then these models might just be up your alley. 

Ready to check out some park models and destination trailers for sale? Stop by Jubilee R.V. Centre to check out the models we have available right now, including Forest River Quailridge, Woodland Park, and Canadian made Radec park models. We welcome all those from Vancouver and Prince George, British Columbia.