WITH THE OPTION TO WORK anywhere, anytime, it should come as no surprise that people are opting to do so on the road. However, not all RVs are designed for optimal work-life balance. If that’s what you’re looking for, you’ll need one of the best RVs for working remotely.
If your job isn’t location-based, full-time RV life is a real possibility. Or perhaps you work from home but would love the freedom to go on a road trip without needing time off. From travel trailers with office space to the best camper vans for remote work, we’ll help you find your perfect mobile office.
Key Takeaways
- Best RVs for Remote Work: The article highlights top RVs across various classes—travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, and motorhomes—that are specifically suited for remote work and feature dedicated desks, private office spaces, or flexible workstations.
- Key Features to Prioritize: When choosing an RV for work on the road, important considerations include separate workspaces, reliable internet (like Starlink), solar power for off-grid productivity, and ergonomics to ensure comfort and focus.
- Versatility by RV Type: From compact van campers to luxury fifth wheels, every RV type offers unique benefits, but toy haulers and Class A RVs typically offer the most space for a dedicated office setup with clear separation from living areas.
Best Towable RVs for Working Remotely
We’ve selected a favorite floor plan and a runner-up for each major towable category: travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toy haulers.
Heartland Eddie Bauer 32MKS
Travel Trailer
Specs
- Length: 35’10”
- Dry Weight: 8,688 pounds
- Cargo Capacity: 2,214 pounds
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 4
The Heartland Eddie Bauer 32MKS is precisely what we were searching for when we began RV living as remote workers four years ago. As you’d expect from an Eddie Bauer model, it’s stylish and refined, with earth-toned cabinetry, upscale hardware, and a modern aesthetic. But beyond its looks, this travel trailer is designed with remote work life in mind.
A rear desk provides a workspace with panoramic windows, perfect for enjoying mountain or beachfront views. Storage compartments above and beside the desk provide plenty of room for office supplies.
This travel trailer also has a fantastic kitchen, complete with a full island and a 16-cubic-foot refrigerator. Adjacent, it still packs in a dinette, theater-style sofa, and jackknife sofa, providing space to host guests. The front main bedroom offers a queen mattress and ample storage.
Travel trailers with designated workspaces are rare, but this Heartland Eddie Bauer travel trailer is perfect for a remote work couple on the road!
Runner Up: Jay Feather 27MK
Anyone looking for a lighter-weight travel trailer but still seeking a remote work setup might consider the Jay Feather 27MK. At just 7,305 pounds, it includes a rear desk, dinette, one sofa, and a full bathroom and main bedroom.
Keystone Montana 3941FO
Fifth Wheel
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Specs
- Length: 42’7″
- Dry Weight: 15,644 pounds
- Cargo Capacity: 2,356 pounds
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 4
If you’re looking for an RV that truly feels like a house, the Keystone Montana 3941FO might be the one. We recently toured this model at the Florida RV SuperShow, and I fell in love with it. It’s spacious, luxurious, and perfectly suited for full-time RVers who work from the road.
The full-width desk area at the front is framed by a massive window—an inspiring place to get work done. It’s not just a desk in the corner, either—it’s a fully enclosed office, complete with ample built-in storage, a blackboard for notes or brainstorming, and a sliding barn door for privacy and focus. It’s one of the most thoughtful remote workspaces we’ve seen in any fifth wheel.
The living space includes three couches, two of which convert into beds, an entertainment center, and a fireplace. The kitchen is huge, with beautiful appliances and cabinetry reaching the high ceilings.
Overall, the camper has five slides, providing plenty of space. One in the main bedroom makes a king bed possible, although you can opt for a queen. The bedroom also has a closet, dresser, TV, and washer and dryer hookups—everything you need to feel at home while working remotely on the road.
Runner Up: Sierra 3800RK
As a slightly smaller fifth wheel with office space, the Sierra 3800RK is also more affordable than the Keystone Montana. It has a designated desk in the kitchen and countertop seating, potentially providing two workspaces.
Forest River Wolf Pack 26-13.5
Travel Trailer Toy Hauler
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Specs
- Length: 31’9″
- Dry Weight: 6,688 pounds
- Cargo Capacity: 4,627 pounds
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 2
If you’re a remote worker who wants to bring your gear, toys, or even a golf cart along for the ride, the Forest River Wolf Pack 26-13.5 is a standout choice. As a travel trailer toy hauler, it offers a massive garage —22 feet from the ramp door to the edge of the bed or 13.5 feet to the start of the bathroom—providing flexible options for hauling a UTV or motorcycles, or setting up a multi-use remote workspace.
Inside, a flip-up desk doubles as a dining area next to the large side patio doors, allowing for natural light and an open, airy vibe while you work. This area easily transitions between a work zone and a hangout space. The living area also includes a cozy fireplace and a cleverly hidden pantry behind it—perfect for staying stocked without sacrificing space.
The front bedroom features a king-size mattress, a luxury touch not always found in travel trailers. Storage is modest throughout, but the bedroom includes dual wardrobes, and the full bathroom has a linen closet. There’s also pass through storage outside for your larger essentials. All in all, the Wolf Pack 26PACK13.5 is a versatile camper for adventurers who want ample room for productivity and play.
Runner Up: Nightfall 27N
This Nightfall 27N toy hauler has a main bedroom, overhead Euro bed, and two Gaucho sofa beds, providing sleeping for up to six. The multi-purpose table has an adjustable height, so it can double as a workspace or card table.
Forest River Wolf Pack 365PACK15.5
Fifth Wheel Toy Hauler
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Specs
- Length: 44′
- Dry Weight: 12,078 pounds
- Cargo Capacity: 4,832 pounds
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 4
The Forest River Wolf Pack 365PACK15.5 is a fifth wheel toy hauler that strikes the perfect balance between adventure, comfort, and productivity. With a spacious 15.5-foot separate garage, this RV easily hauls your toys and gear, but it also transforms into a functional remote office or guest suite. The space includes a flip-up desk, its own half bath, TV, and loft sleeping area, offering flexibility for work, visitors, or even a multi-purpose studio setup.
What sets this work-friendly toy hauler apart is the clearly defined layout. The garage is separated from the main living area, providing privacy and minimizing noise while working. In the main space, you’ll find a well-equipped kitchen with generous counterspace, a comfortable sofa, and a huge pantry.
Head up the few stairs, and the layout continues to impress. The primary bedroom feels like a private suite, with direct access to a full bathroom and plenty of storage. Two bedside wardrobes flank the bed, while a larger wardrobe includes washer and dryer hookups—ideal for full-timers or long-haul workers. Whether you need the best RV for working remotely, hosting, or hauling, the 365PACK15.5 adapts to fit your lifestyle.
Runner Up: Seismic 399
The Seismic 399 has a 13’6″ garage and a spacious living area with a wrap-around couch and an extendable table that can serve as a desk or dining space for four.
Best Motorhome RVs for Working Remotely
Explore our top picks and honorable mentions in each motorhome category.
Thor Freedom Elite 19HE
Class C
Specs
- Length: 20’5″
- GVWR: 11,500 pounds
- Chassis: Ford E-Series
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 4
For remote workers who value mobility and simplicity, the Thor Freedom Elite 19HE is a smart, budget-friendly Class C motorhome that packs a lot into a compact 20-foot frame. With easier maneuverability than most towable units, it’s perfect for those who want to work and travel without the hassle of towing a trailer or setting up a large camper.
In the rear, a spacious U-shaped dinette offers a versatile space that easily serves as a dining area and a remote office. When the workday ends, the dinette becomes a bed for added sleeping capacity. Along with the rear bed setup, there’s an over-cab bunk in the front, making this motorhome with office space capable of sleeping multiple people. A swivel-mounted TV in the cab bunk provides flexible viewing from the dinette or bed.
Despite its small size, the Freedom Elite 19HE offers impressive functionality. The kitchen features a two-burner stove, convection microwave, 12-volt refrigerator, and even a flip-up counter extension for extra prep space. The wet bath includes a tankless water heater—an excellent addition for staying fresh before hopping on video calls.
Runner Up: Eddie Bauer 26EB
This Class C Eddie Bauer 26EB camper offers a permanent bed and a spacious full bathroom. With a removable pedestal table in front of the sofa, there’s still a workspace, but with a bit more living area.
Jayco Granite Ridge 23S
Class B Plus
Specs
- Length: 25’2″
- GVWR: 11,030 pounds
- Chassis: Ford Transit 350HD AWD
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 2
For remote workers who want to stay connected while exploring off the beaten path, the Jayco Granite Ridge 23S is a rugged and ready solution. Built on an all-wheel drive (AWD) platform with a lift kit and all-terrain tires, this camper van is designed to handle dirt roads, interstates, and everything in between. Even better, it comes equipped with Starlink, making high-speed internet access possible almost anywhere you roam.
Despite its compact size, the Granite Ridge is one of the best RVs for working remotely because it offers multiple work setups. A dual removable table system at the bench seat creates two separate workstations—ideal for couples or travel companions who both need laptop space. The swivel cab seats add even more flexibility, letting you create a more relaxed or mobile-style office environment when needed.
The layout is well-suited for work and adventure. The rear bed converts from two twins to a single king, offering versatile sleeping arrangements. A compact but functional kitchenette and a wet bath round out this modern camper van with office space. One standout optional upgrade is the full-body paint package, which enhances the rugged, go-anywhere look that matches this van’s adventurous personality.
Runner Up: Eddie Bauer 22ET
This Class B Plus Eddie Bauer 22ET camper offers unique features, like the Skybunk queen bed, which raises to allow for gear storage. The bench with an adjustable table creates a functional desk with views out of the cap’s built-in skylight.
Winnebago Travato 59G
Class B
Specs
- Length: 21’
- GVWR: 9,350 pounds
- Chassis: Ram ProMaster
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 2
The 2025 Winnebago Travato 59G is thoughtfully designed to cater to remote workers seeking a mobile yet productive environment. One standout feature is two additional seats with seatbelts positioned just behind the front cab. This area not only allows for safely transporting extra passengers, but it also doubles as a remote work zone. The two captains’ chairs also rotate, with the passenger having a table mount for additional workspace.
The Travato 59G is equipped with modern amenities that support a comfortable remote working lifestyle. The full galley enables meal preparations without the need to venture outside, while the rear wet bath ensures personal hygiene needs are met conveniently. The double bed provides a comfortable space for two.
The inclusion of thermal cab window coverings aids in maintaining a comfortable interior temperature, and the Truma Combi G Comfort Plus heating and Coleman-Mach air conditioner ensure this camper is ready for all weather!
Runner Up: Sequence 20J
This Thor Sequence 20J camper van has a versatile seating setup, offers several different workspace options, and sleeps 1-2 people.
Thor Freedom Traveler A24
Class A
Specs
- Length: 25’8″
- GVWR: 12,500 pounds
- Chassis: Ford E-Series
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 4
The Thor Freedom Traveler A24 is one of the most affordable Class A motorhomes on the market. It is a great entry point for full-time travelers or remote workers who want the space and style of a Class A RV without the steep price tag. Despite its compact size, it comfortably sleeps up to four, making it ideal for couples, small families, or friends sharing the road.
The living area offers a surprising amount of remote work flexibility. Both front cab seats swivel to face the cabin and come with a removable pedestal table between them—perfect for morning coffee and emails. Just behind them, a sofa bed in the slide-out also features a removable table, creating a second dedicated workspace. The slide-out adds extra room, keeping the interior from feeling cramped during work sessions or downtime.
A full bathroom is spacious, and its clever layout allows the doors to open wide into the hallway, creating more usable space and a roomy feel. In the rear, the twin beds easily convert into a single king-size bed, offering versatility whether you’re traveling with a partner or a friend. With smart design choices and multiple workstations, the Freedom Traveler is one of the best RVs for working remotely in the Class A category.
Runner Up: Vista 34R
The Winnebago Vista 34R has a unique rear bedroom setup with a Murphy bed. When the bed is folded up, there’s a workstation! The large U-shaped dinette also provides a nice work area.
What Are the Best RV Types for Working Remotely?
Trying to determine the best RV class for remote work depends on several factors. You’ll need a place to sit and a convenient outlet to charge your laptop or devices. Are you comfortable working on any surface, such as the dinette? Would you rather have a designated office that doesn’t have other uses throughout the day?
Every RV class has unique advantages for remote working professionals.
Smaller Towable Campers
Since space is limited in pop-ups and small campers, it’s not uncommon to find convertible, multi-purpose furniture. Create or store a fold-down desk inside one of the cabinets for quick and easy access when it’s time to clock in. Then tuck it all away when you clock out. Out of sight, out of mind.
Travel Trailers and Fifth Wheels
Many travel trailers and fifth wheels already include a desk in their floor plans. Whether the desk is in the rear of the RV, inside the primary bedroom, or located in the kitchen with built-in cabinets above, the office is already in place and waiting for you to set up shop.
Small Motorhomes
Class B van campers and small Class C motorhomes have convenient table options, such as movable sofa tables or dinette seating. However, the best space to work in is the great outdoors itself. Who doesn’t love an office with a view? Extend the awning and take your work outside when the weather permits. Take advantage of the best part of working from an RV—the ever-changing view.
Class A RVs and Toy Haulers
Class A RVs and toy haulers have plenty of room to spread out. If you’re looking for a designated office space inside your RV, then it’s wise to consider a Class A motorhome or a toy hauler. Both have space for an office that is separate from the main living area, whether in the form of a slide-out or garage, to give you adequate separation of space.
What Makes a Good RV Office?
Before choosing the best RV for working remotely, we recommend considering what your ideal RV office looks like. Once you’ve determined what works for you and what doesn’t, setting up an RV office is simple. What do you require of the space, and what are you willing to compromise?
Remember these tips:
- Set up your workspace as far from your bed as possible. There’s no need to confuse your body by working where you rest and resting where you work. Your productivity level—and your back—will thank you.
- Look into Wi-Fi systems and boosters to ensure your internet connection is as fast and reliable as possible. Using your cellphone as a hotspot is sufficient for a quick meeting, but it shouldn’t be a long-term solution.
- Consider adding solar to your RV so you can always charge your computer and other accessories. There’s no reason you can’t use the RV as an office tool.
- Designate a hard surface, such as a desk, table, or laptop stand, to hold your computer. Working with your laptop in your lap is hard on your neck and back.
- If possible, set up your RV office with a view of the outside. In the event you can’t take your work outside, there’s no reason why you can’t enjoy the view.
With these tips and RVs in mind, the transition from working in the office to working on the road should be a little less bumpy. The view is guaranteed to be better. Explore these other remote work resources to aid your journey:
- RVs with Office Space
- Do You Need an RV Wi-Fi Hotspot?
- Starlink Internet for RVers
What do you look for in an RV office? Tell us in the comments below!
