4 Small Class A RV Motorhome Reviews

In our quest to find the smallest Class A RV motorhome we found 4 Small Class A RV Motorhomes and did a review and tour through each one of them.

We found the Best Small Class A RVs and Motorhome floor plans. Some have a king bed, slide outs, washer and dryer, and bunk beds.

These Small 2021 Class A RV Motorhomes are perfect for a weekend camping trip or for Full Time RV living.

The 2021 Class A RV Motorhomes we review in this video are:

0:00 Intro
1:08 Jayco Alante 27A
4:33 Coachmen Pursuit 27DS
7:11 Forest River FR3 32DS
11:09 Jayco Alante 29S

Below is a link to another YouTube Videos we made about Class A RVs that are also toy haulers:

To see our Blog Articles about Class A Motorhomes just grab the links below:

Fifth Wheel vs Class A Motorhome

Where to Find the Best Class A Motorhome Rental

8 Small Class A RVs Under 30 Feet

4 Amazing Motorhomes with Toy Haulers

Class A vs Class C RV and How to Decide Which is Best

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[dankimmett]

The 3rd one was our favorite. Thank you

[HowlingWof]

Great Review man I have a 2005 class a motorhome here trying to fix it up myself these videos of a helpful to me thank you

[Kevin]

Nice job. All of these look like great small Class A’s.

[bosse]

Sure like that last one. Very nice. Would love that.

[CampingCompanions]

Hi Mike & Susan. Nice campers. Thanks for giving us the tours.

[sherriweber]

I like the Forest River I think that was the 3 one and I liked the one you were standing in at the end. Thank you so much for showing these.

[Rejoicewithsinging]

I like them all but the last one especially 👍❤️😊

[tltegoluv]

I’ve been miss watching your vids I’m glad I found you again I love all the tip and issues the subscribers off and ask

[pabloflaifel]

Mike, my favorite was the Alante 29S, if anything, because bedroom seems to be accessible and usable with slide in. May I suggest you show how motorhomes look and how accessible they are with slides in before taking slides out. I would also like to see available outside storage and other outside features. Thanks, these were great examples of small motorhomes that can be parked in State and National parks. We like to see more like these. We currently have a 32 ft. class A that we can park anywhere we find two continuous parking spaces, we don't use a tow vehicle.

[DanTheMagicManMD]

I like the Alante 29s. It’s worth mentioning the 29s has an outside kitchen, also love the barnyard door to the bathroom.

[sandys]

I like the last one but would need to move the tv and have a larger frig. Thanks for showing these rvs!

[geod]

I went to a RV show just today and toured almost all of these. I think I now prefer the small Class A over a C simply because of that huge windshield! I was surprised at some under $100K.

[williamgiesecke]

I like not having slides less things that break.. Great video thank you 😊 I know the Coachmen Pursuit has a model with no slides..

[territaylor]

These are beautiful..wish I could get one of these
.but am looking for a used one..

[seawrightstudios]

I like the interiors of the Jayco Alantes.

[largolt]

Why would 7 people give this a thumbs down? A "small" Class A does have advantages. If you're determined to get the Class A, it makes sense to shop around for ALL sizes, not just the monstrous versions built on a chassis the size of a Greyhound bus. There's nothing wrong with a 29 or 30' long class A. It will be easier to fit it in your back yard if you have to store it at home and you're less likely to struggle with the size when visiting national parks. I've been inside one and yes, they will feel smaller but that's the main tradeoff. Not everyone needs to live like a king and queen in a 50' long "land yacht". Pick the size you feel is best and do NOT let relatives or the sales people pressure you into "getting an extra two feet". I've seen a few Class As in Germany and they were all under 35-37' long. Interestingly, quite a few Germans prefer them as horse-haulers! The back has a stable for 1-2 horses and the rest is a normal RV.

[tltegoluv]

I loved the Jayco and Coachman RV’s tell the wife your newest family fan Tégo said hello

[OrionStar]

So Whats the difference between Class A and C RV's?

[jansalcher]

I'd like to see the smallest class A's 25 ft and below.