3 of the Most Incredible RV’s You’ll Ever See

Written by Dale Clary

All I’ll say is that the people who had these built have way too much money on their hands.

This first RV was built by a guy who wanted to make sure he’d have all his toys wherever he went. He calls it ‘The Powerhouse’.
It’s 122ft with everything attached. That’s ridiculous. This beast of a motorhome has everything you could need.

video credit destinationamerica.com

#2: I could definitely see myself using this one

Alright, technically this one is a camper, not an RV – but just look at the thing – It’s Awesome

Maxim magazine said the same thing I was thinking: “Admit it, the kitchen in Traveler is nicer than your kitchen at home.” …Yep, that’s a fact.





from viral nova:

“And the brilliant design isn’t just for show (or to meet the tiny home standards). It’s also efficient: “The unit at Canoe Bay is heated by a sealed combustion, high efficiency fireplace….there is no furnace. No one has opted for a furnace. The fireplace is rated at over 90% efficient and even through this brutal winter – our temps have consistently been -20 to -35 below zero – the fireplace has easily heated ESCAPE and saved us plenty of money. Remarkably better than even we expected.” No heating bills, less to clean and an amazing looking cabin? I’m sold and ready to build my own tiny home. As Alek Lisefski of Tiny Project said, “While living in a such a small house, my space, and in turn each area of my life, will be simpler, less chaotic, and free from all but what is essential.” I think he has a point. Sources:Tree Hugger To share this small, but awesome, RV with others click the button below.”

Order yours here: http://www.escapetraveler.net/
photos credit http://www.escapetraveler.net/ by Private Properties

#3 & My Personal Favorite:

The Ultimate Zombie-pocalypse Survival Camper

This Rough Rider has a Luxury Interior that lets you live like a king when you’re off the grid.

Zombie’s or not, I’d love to take this thing for a spin. If you had one of these beauties there’d be no limit to where you could go. You’d be able to explore the country off-road as much as you do from the highway.

…yeah, I’m not sure this would actually count as “camping”.


Look at that TV on the swivel bar – watch a movie in bed or in the cabin


And my favorite feature: The roof is covered with (almost) indestructible solar panels to keep you plugged in even when you’re way off the grid.


Watch this video to get the full effect:

EarthRoamer XV-LTS Exterior Tour from EarthRoamer on Vimeo.

And here’s a video tour of the interior:

EarthRoamer XV-LTS Interior Tour from EarthRoamer on Vimeo.

Get them here if you’ve got cash to burn: http://earthroamer.com/ (And let me know if you get one so I can take a ride in it with you sometime!)
photo/video credit http://earthroamer.com/