3 Small Class A Motorhomes Under 30' - 2024 Models

In this YouTube video, we tour and review three awesome Class A RVs under 30 feet long. All three Class A motorhomes are easy to drive, have tons of storage space, and fit into many campsites.

The short Class A RVs we tour review and rate in this video are:
0:00 Intro
1:04 Holiday Rambler Admiral 28A
12:19 Thor Vegas 26.1
24:22 Coachmen Euro 25EU

[debby]

Thor finally, finally fixed that weird a** bathroom setup in to something really nice. 👍

[pattyolson]

I like the Thor Vegas for the additional sleeping options, the front swivel seats that have a table between and the BR. I like the Coachman Euro for the dishwasher and the bathroom, with the glass shower door.

[Beck]

I love the Euro, but I’d take out the couch and move the tv to where it was. Open up the floor space 😊. Great review as always!

[rpodadventure]

Life is faced with difficult decisions and trade-offs. I love the idea of a dishwasher. However, I really love having room for storage even more. I can't justify losing storage space for a dishwasher, especially with the possibility that it might not do as good a job as I do.

[rvfishing]

For the Couchman the 25TB would be the way to go for me. No slide to use the bed.

[lisaaneepeacock]

Single bowl!!! My RV has one and I love it!!!
I wish my house has one!

[kimcolangelo]

Single bowl sink with sprayer and a goose neck faucet is so functional. I wish all makers would include a convection microwave. You can cook anything in them-especially when the weather is not cooperative outside.

[rvillesmithy]

All very interesting. The Coleman Euro has an induction range and a dishwasher, which begs the question of the electrical power required to run this thing. It would be worth discussing that in your video. Sounds to me like this is exclusively a shore power rig.

[ozwomanid]

If I had the funds, I would choose the Euro with a washer. The Thor is a great second option, yet a propane cook hub and a shower curtain really falls short. Thor needs a induction cooktop and retractable shower door...

[MadeUpLikeADoll]

On the Holiday model I would’ve preferred a single bowl sink and more countertop space for meal preparation. The outdoor storage and theater setup was nice

The Thor Vega
The cabinet are sweet!! The sofa is a little small. I wish the back could recline. I missed if the sofa could transition into a bed. The kitchen had a decent amount of cutting surface.

The Coachman has an interesting design. The entertainment area seemed a little tight, but I like that the sofa jackknifes out. The upper cabinets above the sofa reminds me of a narrower version of the carryon cabinet in air planes. The kitchen works for me. The garbage bin, and cleaning caddy stole my heart ♥️ super thoughtful and necessary. A dishwasher (omg). Absolutely a dishwasher! At these price points, give me as many useable amenities as possible. I’m getting older and hand washing is becoming less appealing to me. The bedroom space colors are soothing and mimics a hotel suite. More walking area would be appreciated.

[ConsultantMerciaMur-SAY]

Yes dishwasher!🎉. With a instant water heater!

[momorannecorner]

I love watching your videos when you’re showing RV’s because you explained it very well in details. You seems like you are working in there. 😊

[amiralions]

I love the Coachmen. I'd love it even better is the slide didn't have to come out to access the bed. The Thor is okay, but I wonder if putting a fully stocked refrigerator on a slide is a good thing.

[soundroadtube]

This is nice and I like that you use the tape measure 👍

[jules]

Wow, the Rambler is quite cozy and stylish! I tend to prefer a single sink to have more countertop space but I think this is my pick of the 3 because of the overall layout and look.

[kevinwiley]

My Vote…..ABSOLUTELY have to have the dishwasher!!!!

[kevindelaurentis]

Mike, you wouldn't need a dishwasher. You have Susan. Don't let her slap me.

[claudioagnello]

Hello. I love how straightforward, informative, and entertaining your approach is to these videos. My wife and I had an A-liner popup some years back and we're thinking about getting something slightly larger so we're in the research phase right now. One question I have for the two of you has to do with the reliability and quality of RVs in general. Do you ever mention this in your videos? It would be helpful to know, given a choice of a couple similar trailers, if one had better construction and perhaps a better record with reliability. We know that when your "house" is moving and being jostled about, that things will break more readily than in a permanent structure but if you are aware of RV companies that seem to do a better job of putting their units together, that would be a great thing to pass on to prospective buyers. Thank you for your content.

[SlackerWannaB]

I’d be very interested in the Coachmen if there was an overhead bunk. Too bad its really just a couples campers.

[Ournestonwheels]

We love the Coachmen Euro it doesn't sit high as a Reg class A. We can do without the dishwasher storage would be better the 2 sinks are good. Does this Class A come with 2 twin beds?