The best class B RVs on a RAM ProMaster chassis will help you get your RV adventures rolling. They’re great for long-distance trips, ideal for couples or solo travelers, and don’t require much storage space in the driveway.
Why Choose a Class B RV?
Class B RVs never go out of style. They’re compact enough to fit in a standard parking spot, which makes them easy to navigate through urban environments. They also fit in a wider variety of campgrounds with RV size restrictions.
Here are a few resources to help you decide whether a class B RV is right for you:
- What is the Easiest RV to Drive?
- Is a Class B RV Right For Me?
- Camping World’s Guide to Sprinter Vans
Who Makes the Chassis for Class B RVs?
Most class B RVs today are built on a chassis from one of three predominant manufacturers:
- Mercedes-Benz®
- Ford
- RAM
Our focus today is on camper vans built on the RAM ProMaster chassis. RAM actually offers several ProMaster chassis options, but the most commonly used in RV construction is the 3500 extended van chassis.
RV manufacturers like to build on this chassis because it allows them to offer their finished RVs at a lower price point than if they used a more expensive chassis. It also allows RAM class B RVs to include important safety features like forward collision assist and 360° cameras.
The Best Class B RVs on a RAM ProMaster Chassis
Let’s take a closer look at some of the best class B RVs built on a RAM ProMaster chassis.
Winnebago Travato
RV Specs
- Length: 21’
- Exterior Height: 9’4”
- Interior Height: 6’3”
- Sleeping Capacity: 2
The Winnebago Travato is all about versatility. It starts with the dining area, which features a 360-degree swiveling table that can be removed and installed in a second position. The cockpit chairs swivel to face the table.
Several features allow you to enjoy an extended camping season in this camper van: roof and sidewall insulation, the Eco-Hot water system, heated holding tanks, and the option to upgrade to dual-pane acrylic insulated windows.
The Travato is still big on storage for a compact class B RV with roof and bike racks, underbed storage, Tough-Track® mounts for your electronics, and Anything Keepers® for books and other small accessories.
Check out our nationwide selection of Winnebago Travato camper vans.
Thor Sequence
RV Specs
- Length: 21’1”
- Exterior Height: 9’5”
- Interior Height: 6’3”
- Sleeping Capacity: 2
The fuel-efficient Thor Sequence allows you to go further without burning a hole in your wallet. With a 36-foot turning diameter, this class B RV is easy to maneuver – even for first-time RV drivers.
The Sequence comes equipped with Thule® accessories, including a bike rack that fits two adult bikes, an extendable ladder for easy access to the Thule® roof rack, and a Thule® patio awning.
Inside, you’ll find a fully equipped kitchen with solid surface countertops, a 12-volt electric refrigerator, and a two-burner gas cooktop. There are also four Sequence floorplans to choose from based on your needs, featuring more sleeping space or an expanded wet bath.
Find Thor Sequence camper vans at your local Camping World dealership.
Thor Rize
RV Specs
- Length: 17’11”
- Exterior Height: 9’5”
- Interior Height: 6’3”
- Sleeping Capacity: 2
The Thor Rize class B RV is designed for experienced RVers ready to downsize or beginners dipping their toes into the lifestyle. It features heated exterior mirrors, a touchscreen dash radio, and a backup camera for easy parking when you reach your campsite.
Residential vinyl flooring throughout makes it easy to sweep dust and dirt out of the sliding van door. Roller shades give you privacy when you’re finished enjoying the view out of the large opening side windows.
The Rize’s three floorplans give you the flexibility to choose the layout that works best for you. Plus, the Thule® bike rack mounted to the rear door makes it easy to haul mountain bikes or e-bikes to your favorite trails.
Discover Camping World’s selection of Thor Rize class B RVs.
Winnebago Solis
RV Specs
- Length: 19’9” – 21’1”
- Exterior Height: 9’ – 9’5”
- Interior Height: 6’3”
- Sleeping Capacity: 4
Most campers of this size are built for two, but the Winnebago Solis is the perfect option if you want a class B RV for family camping. It can sleep up to four comfortably with the pop-up top, which features fiberglass construction and gives you the feeling of sleeping under the stars.
On top of the pop-top, this RV is equipped with a 220-watt solar panel with a charge controller that’s connected to two deep-cycle AGM batteries. The 59PX floorplan also features a gas generator for additional off-grid power.
Inside, the Murphy+ bed easily folds down when it’s time to rest, and flips up during the day. This allows easier movement in and out of the vehicle and provides additional storage when you’re traveling.
Find Winnebago Solis RVs near you.
Jayco Swift
RV Specs
- Length: 20’11”
- Exterior Height: 9’3”
- Interior Height: 6’2”
- Sleeping Capacity: 2
The Jayco Swift can handle weekend adventures and long cross-country road trips. It features a rear park assist system, backup camera, and heated side view mirrors to make it one of the easiest RVs to drive.
Use the sliding screen door for better airflow without letting bugs inside when parking. Plus, the interior is also equipped with a 13,500-BTU air conditioning unit when you want to close the doors and cool things down.
Outside, there’s a 190-watt roof-mounted solar panel with an integrated control panel that helps to charge the RV’s two 12-volt AGM house batteries. LED-lit running boards make entry easy and safe in low light, and an armless patio awning provides valuable shade on sunny summer days.
Explore pricing and availability on Jayco Swift RVs or explore Jayco’s entire RV lineup.
Airstream Rangeline
RV Specs
- Length: 20’11”
- Exterior Height: 9’3”
- Interior Height: 6’2.25”
- Sleeping Capacity: 2
Airstream’s European-inspired Rangeline Class B RV combines flexible storage solutions with versatile living spaces. For meals, the adjustable table is built on an easy lift-and-slide adjustment system, and the cockpit chairs swivel to provide seating for up to four people.
For getting your beauty sleep, the foldable bed is built on a European suspension system that quickly folds away when you need more storage space or freedom of movement inside. For cooking, the kitchen features a stow-away electric cooktop, sink, microwave, all-electric refrigerator, and plenty of pantry storage.
On the outside, you’ll find powder-coated running boards for easy access and concealed water connections that naturally blend into the exterior design. If you’re traveling with a pup, you’ll also love the integrated pet bowls in the bottom galley drawer and the built-in tether on the camp side exterior.
Discover Camping World’s selection of Airstream Rangeline campers.
With the right class B camper van, there’s no limit to where your adventures can take you. Here are a few articles to help you plan your next RV road trip:
- 10 State Parks That Are Screaming Road Trip
- 7 Essentials You Need Before Your First Road Trip
- A Pickleball Road Trip: The Best Places to Play Ball
Would you add any other RAM ProMaster class B RVs to this list? Let us know in the comments below.
Hi Tucker – considering purchasing a class B on a Promaster chassis. Can’t afford new, but of the used ones out there, which ones are roomiest with a bathroom that includes hot water shower? Great article, thanks!
Hi Tom,
You can explore our full collection of used class B motorhomes here: https://rv.campingworld.com/searchresults?zip=60666&forcedistance=nationwide&condition=used&rv_class=b
I’d highly recommend visiting a Camping World dealership near you to tour some of these models in person to find one that feels roomy enough for you. Here’s where you can find a location in your area: https://rv.campingworld.com/locations
Hope that helps!
Built mine from a Nissan NV 2500. 25,000 miles all around the country n haven’t seen another. Vehicle has 100,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty. Shorter inside than Ram Ford n Mercedes. A/C,extra AGM battery, 2,000 watt inverter, cheap Lowe’s frig freezer runs on 80 watts, marine toilet n plumbed w water heater, sink n shower
Awesome Dave!
I own the Thor Sequence 20L, and it has been the best RV to use when you have dogs, as well as simply driving long distances, where you can simply leave the passenger seat to either use the toilet, or watch TV. You can use the rear AC turning on the generator, and simply purchasing a cover, keeping the vehicle plugged in for 110 voltage keeps all batteries charged. I really cannot find anything wrong with this vehicle. I don’t have to deal with Mercedez costs, Ford Transit issues, and even have a place for my dogs water and food. It comes with a screen door, awning, bike rack, and then I added a storage container to the rear. Something that has to be done simply to bring tools and more barbeque tools. It has a way to use the propane for barbecue grill, and then it has a small solor array on top to keep the refrigerator going for 30 hours. The prices have increased from 79k to 140k for the same 2021 Van.
Great advice Michael!
Thanks for sharing your recommendation!
I would like to see videos of the Winnebago Solid..all of them. I like to see pictures as well.
Hi there!
I’d invite you to check out our article specifically on the Solis: https://blog.campingworld.com/find-your-rv/everything-you-need-to-know-about-the-winnebago-solis/
Let us know if you have any other questions we can help with!