24 feet, that’s the length in question today! We’re talking about RVs, of course, not, like, the world’s longest sub sandwich or something… (But if you were wondering, the world’s longest sub sandwich measured 2,411 feet and 5 inches in length… yes, that’s nearly a half-mile. It’s weight? Just under 1,300 pounds.)
Is your current RV longer than 24 feet or shorter? After you vote, please leave a comment and tell us the length of your RV. And the length of your perfect sub sandwich too, just for fun!
36 feet long. And a foot long sub is more than enough.
My travel trailer is 26’1″ long.
A 6″ sub works for me.
41 ft. fifthwheel
My travel trailer is 26’1″ long.
A 6″ sub works for me.
38ft Motorhome. Foot long sub is great.
23 foot Motorhome. A 6″ sub will do, unless I am buying for 2 meals then I get the footlong.
Ours being 24′ means we buy a bag of chips to go with the sub!
Have a 36’ MH, prefer a 6” sub
old 37′ class A, still purrs along nicely. 6″ sub is good.
I own a Wolf Pup 18TO and it is just shy 24′ tongue to bumper. My wife and I always split a footlong sub.
We have a 38′ older MH. 6″ sub is more than enough for me.
The rig in the photo is portable retail space, not a camper.
But it’s so funny!
40′ fifth wheel a Publix Supermarket sub makes a great meal for wife and I.
42 Foot Monaco Dynasty Countess III. Love the footlong rotisserie chicken! Two meals in one.
26 foot travel trailer, 6″ sub
Thor Four Winds 24FS. Measures as at 24’9″ (TECHNICALLY longer than 24, less than 25!) Small enough to get into tight spots, big enough for the two of us. Wouldn’t change a thing (except the wall coverings…ugh!)
40ft Fifth Wheel. 6″Turkey sub.
21 ft Little Guy Max, perfect for 2. Not a sub person, but if I had to it would be a 6 in. Would a hot Buffalo chicken count as a sub? 😀
30’ fifth wheel, pulled by Ram 3500 crew cab long box, 48’ total length.
28′ 8″. perfect for those original State Parks with the shorter sites. One that we use in Florida, if you are over 30′, go somewhere else. Have been into many other last minute
sites because we fit.
Ours is 30 foot Class A. Perfect sub sandwich ,,,,12 inches
We have a 33 foot travel trailer toy hauler. We started with a 20 feet toy hauler and realized we did not like the motorcycle in the living quarters.
21 feet for my primary rig.
1990 Ford 4 Door Centurion Conversion 1 Ton 4WD Bronco with a Bronco specific 1993 Hallmark “Pop Top” camper that mounts on the rear where the original hardtop was located. Certainly NOT for a full timer rig but GREAT for off-road off-grid trips most anywhere you want to go for a week or less!
I have several other towable campers all less than 20 feet including the a 1957 Avion that is the second oldest Avion trailer known to exist.
36′ triple slide 5th Wheel. Moved up from a 18′ TT to a 27′ TT to a 30′ 5th wheel BH to our current one. 12″ sub
35’ Newmar Class A we can get in most anywhere. There have been a few free fishing spots we would not fit but mostly no problem. We can hang over a concrete slab a good five foot. This length is perfect for fulltime with a bath and a half!
25′ 6″ Sprinter-based Class A motorhome. Now @ 70-years-old and no gall bladder, 6″ sub.
My class a motorhome is 26’8″. Perfect sub is foot long but all I really need is 4″ of that.
24’6” Renagade Villagio B+. As far as the Hoagie, 18”. We live one hour n/e of Philadelphia, the home of the hoagie!
37′ New Horizons Majestic 5er. I’ll take a 12″ sub and make 2 meals out of it.
Flagstaff Micro Lite 25FKBS is about 26 ft. A great couples camper. Pulled with a RAM 2500. No sub, just a protein bowl.
1995 19.5′ Fleetwood Tioga Walkabout, it fits in a single parking lot space! Perfect for us.
I started out living in a 20′ TrailBlazer TT in the ’70’s while in college, back in the same TT with DW while building our log house in Tennessee, moved up to a 24′ TT when our church friends wanted to sell it, finally in our 40′ DP full-time having sold our S&B last Feb. Lots of fun and games along the way.
Now 70 and no subs – gyros instead.
26ft tip to toe. Love our Black Series HQ19. Perfect for 2. It can go anywhere on/off grid & feel at home.
Our 5th wheel is 42′ long.
We try not to eat subs very often due to the carb count but, if we do, they’re 6″ers from Subway. Most of the time we get a Subway salad and load it down!
It is a 24’5″ BTouring Cruiser. Just right for 2 fit old folks
We are full timers in a 41’ fifth wheel.
We had friends that had a 21’ TT that I called the killer RV because my husband would be dead if I had to live in one that small with another person😆
1994 Fleetwood Tioga 23.5 feet. Since it takes less than 2 parking spaces, I can park it in most parking lots at museums, attractions, and small grocery stores. I have no problem fitting into older state and national park campgrounds.
If the motive of this poll is to get an idea of RV lengths in use, why not have several ranges to select from vs just +/- an arbitrary 24′?
Our DP is 42′ 9″.
Spike, we’ve conducted more than 2,000 polls through the years, and have been more specific on this subject before. This time was just to get a general idea of how many of our readers are traveling “big” or “small.”
I have noticed you are answering more questions as “admin” then usual. I’m hoping Diane is ok and just busy doing other things or as things change at RV Travel this is one of them.
Hi, Cheryl. I’m here, and I’m fine. Thank you for your concern. Now that first-time commenters have to be approved for security purposes (first-time comments are held in Pending for moderation), Chuck gets the early shift for moderating. (He’s a morning person and I’m a night person.) That’s why we’re looking for some part-time help, to cover the early shift and to help on weekends, when we get thousands of comments. It’s difficult for me to get my work done on the weekend when comments are coming in almost nonstop, like this past weekend. And since folks on the East Coast start commenting at 2:00 a.m. Pacific time, shortly after I go to bed, we need someone to moderate comments early morning. But all’s very well! Thank you. Have a great day, Cheryl. 😀 –Diane (the night owl)
Our travel trailer living space is 22 ft but if you include the tongue then it’s 27 ft.
2020 Coleman 2515RL is 29’5”. I want to trade up for a Rockwood 2887MB that will be 36’6”.
2006 Country Coach 39’ long, is longer than I wanted but we loved the floor plan and the Coach.
My 2014 winnebago adventurer, gas rig, is 39′. put some Banks power stuff on. Runs great and I tow a 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee.
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Georgie Boy Pursuit- 25 feet and 25 years old! Anybody else got one?
We like to boondock almost exclusively and a shorter rig let’s us get off the beaten path.
With my 26′ Winnebago class C I can go where many can’t: Dry camping on many friends’ driveways, small roads and town streets– especially on the east coast, state parks and older private parks, most parking lots. Also, cheaper to fuel and easier to wash and wax. With the slideout, plenty of room inside for my full-time life.
30 feet from spare tire to tongue tip. 2nd 5th wheel. Used almost 8 months of year. Large enough for the 2 of us when we are together. I travel for employment and she is a school teacher. We love our Road trips home when she is able to travel during her breaks. Subs are seldom. If done she does a 6 inch. I don’t care for them.
A 23′ Nash 5th Wheel. 22 years old and I can’t bear to replace it.
Tiffin Phaeton, 40ft, with all the comforts of home. We travel the country with all 7 of our dogs. They are our family and would not think of leaving them behind.
35’ fifth wheel
A new 32ft Class A. Have owned 2 other class A and 2 5th wheel and 2 vans over 40 years. Tent camped many years before owning an rv. Been all over the US and some of Canada.
Envy!
23’ft Outdoors RV travel trailer. It allows us to find amazing boondocking sites and also fit into most campgrounds! Our family of four travels full-time all over the U.S.
First a 24 foot Class A, then. 40 foot diesel pusher (mostly full-timing), then a pickup and camper (wife wasn’t happy with that) and now a 24 foot Class C with Diesel engine for ease of towing. Great for two and three week trips.
Escape 21 foot hitch to bumper fiberglass trailer. that would be a ’18’ by floor length.
Newmar 38 foot Love it fully self-contained easy to drive with the Newmark comfort Drive system wouldn’t trade it for the world
Our Alliance Paradigm 310 RL is 34′ 11″. That is less than 35′.
We are working on downsizing. I should say I am. We are down to 35′ going for 28-30′.
Same here, from 38 to 28′ to 30; Any buyers? 🙂
37′ New Horizons 5th wheel. I’ll take a 12″ sub and make 2 meals.
We went through various longer RVs over the years, but now that we are older and hopefully wiser, we travel in a class C Mini Winnie that is just under 25 feet. No slip and slide to mess with, thank goodness, easy to drive and setup. Just right for an old geezer and his lovely wife.
In 12 years – 31’ class C, 36’ class A, 24’ B+ all gas rigs. Got tired of the squeaking, rattling inside the rigs and the rear dual wheels bouncing & banging off the rough roads. Now 26’ cabin TT & a Superduty pickup. Went from three vehicles to two. Peaceful driving now and insurance went from $1,300 a year on MH down to $235 on the TT.
25.5′ class A
Until about 4 PM, EDT on Tuesday, July 12, 2022, our RV was a 43′ DP. Since then it has been a 36′ DP. Either way, longer than 24′. Agree many advantages to traveling in something so small, but once one is “camped,” “situated,” whatever, there are many advantages to longer, larger.
Congratulations on your new RV, Neal! We hope you have many, many happy years and safe miles with it! 😀 –Diane
30 feet.
29′ 11″ with a GWR at 7495.
I also have a pop up tent trailer that’s about 15′ long
After living on a 44′ sailboat for 12 years, and a 40′ yawl for 15 years, I’ve downsized to a 23′ Coachmen Leprechaun! It comes with a Great Room just outside the canopy with room for billions of people!
Shoot up a flare if you’re near the Carolina Mountains!
43′
30 feet
39′ fifthwheel toyhauler
Our latest camper is the smallest we’ve ever owned, a 15′ square drop. Our first was a 28′ TT and then we had a 37′ 5th wheel.
30′
Sitting in our 21’ class B during a quick 3 day trip. Still have a 30’ 5th wheel that we use for wintering in the south. But we also took the Class B to Texas for short trips.
Just sold 42’, 2018 high end 5W and ordered 17’ Truck Camper. 42’ with 3 super slides and all amenities was great to live in for 2 years, but with new home built we are ready for active
Road trips (retired young) and 42’ really hampers spontaneous mobility.
35′ fifth wheel.
40’ 5th wheel toy hauler
30ft class C
32 ft class A
31′ 5th wheel toyhauler
My wife and I have purchased our largest travel trailer to date, a 21′ Safari Alto Condo. It pulls with a minivan, fully loaded only 3150 lbs. Vehicle is rated at 3600. Prior to this we used Volkswagon and Pleasure way camper vans.
27 feet motor home, 6 inch sub
we have a 25 foot fifthwheel and a lance slide in truck camper. The truck camper is used the most as it fits in anywhere so much more flexibility especially in canada as sites are small.
39′ 5th wheel toyhauler; 12″ sub (2 meals!)
31 ft. Class c 12 in. Sub
25 LW Tiffin wayfarer. We LOVE IT ❤️
22 foot Arctic fox with 700 watts of solar.
36′ Salem Hemisphere 5th Wheel and 12″ Sub!
27 foot…more like 28! New Freedom Elite by THOR. ( with solar)
I don’t recommend. I miss my old Sightseer.! (32 ft)
33 foot camper–12 inch sub. Perfect!
A 2019 we’ve had for 3 1/2 years Artic Wolf….26 foot with back end slide that gives us 2 queen beds. A little small for full time living but we just started a month ago! Classic 12 inch sub with double meat!
39 foot 5th wheel toy hauler. Like a 14″ sub the wife & I can share.
My first RV was a 17′ Casita Spirit Deluxe Travel Trailer I bought new in 2010 and put 54,000+ miles on. In 2014, I “graduated” to my second (and current) RV. It’s a 2015 Dynamax DX3-37RB Super-C diesel puller that I bought new and, currently have 56,000+ miles on it (low mileage because of Covid). I really like the true Super-C form factor as it has a huge saftey factor that other RVs can’t match.
33′ eclipse attitude toy hauler, 12″ sub
We have a 40 foot Cougar fifth wheel.. it’s nice and better suits our needs as a large family, but I still miss our 32 foot Outback.
36ft Cedar Creek Triple slide 5r
44 ft Landmark 5th wheel
24.5ft 2009 Winnibago View. Bought used with 44k miles 3 years ago it now has 75k miles. NO issues, except AC went out I replaced it myself. Also I added lithium batteries and new controller and 500 watts solar. We’re not full-time but are on the road on numerous trips short and long. Absolutely love it!