Definition of Unit Classifications
Travel Trailer
A non-self-propelled RV with wheels designed to be used as a piece of camping equipment, pulled by, or attached to a motor vehicle. Unit must include living quarters, and provide cooking, eating, sleeping and bathroom facilities (kitchen and bathroom facilities can be waived for Truck-Mount and Pop-Up Travel Trailers).

Conventional: A Travel Trailer designed to be towed by a car, van, or pick-up truck with a bumper or frame hitch (Approximate Size: 12 to 35 feet).

Pop-Up: A Travel Trailer with sides that collapse, and is designed to be towed by a car, van, or pick-up truck with a bumper or frame hitch (Approximate Size: 15 to 23 feet).

Fifth-Wheel: A Travel Trailer designed to be affixed and towed by a vehicle that is equipped with a special hitch affixed to the bed of a tow vehicle (Approximate Size: 21 to 40 feet).

Truck-Mount: A Travel Trailer designed to be affixed to the bed of a pick-up truck (Approximate Size: 18 to 21 feet).