What is the difference between a motorhome and a recreational vehicle?

A recreational vehicle, or RV, is an umbrella term for various kinds of vehicles, including motorhomes, camper trailers and campervans.

RVs consist of living quarters suitable for lodging. For example, a common recreational vehicle can consist of a kitchen, restroom, beds and other necessary amenities.

Generally, recreational vehicles are utilized as short-term lodgings, especially when taking a trip. But today, a growing number of people are moving into RVs as their primary residence.

On the other hand, a motorhome, or motor coach, is a self-motorized RV, offering mobile living accommodation, normally for 2 - 8 people.

Motorhomes also have a designated cab area with a driver and passenger seat.

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