Downsizing from a Class A to a Class C Motorhome

Downsizing from a Class A to a Class C Motorhome
See some of the struggles and benefits of this RV transition.

Phil and Stacy of Today is Someday have been traveling in a Class A 35-ft motorhome for multiple years, but they have been curious about the smaller RV life and wanted to challenge themselves to give it a try by testing out a 25-ft Winnebago View.

The video below shares their first impressions of moving from their older Class A Tiffin to a brand-new Class C Winnebago View. Although they definitely find it challenging to fit all of their belongings in a smaller space, they are excited to be more nimble and try out all the new technology in the Winnebago View 24T. 

So far, they've noted that the kitchen area is similar in counterspace, the bathroom is actually bigger, and they are impressed with the floorplan overall! They are also excited for the option of "driveway surfing" and parking in normal parking lots now that they are in a smaller RV.

Class A to Class C RV downsizing insights:

As Phil and Stacy show by example, if you plan to downsize to a smaller motorhome, be sure to narrow down your RVing necessities, plan plenty of time for moving over all of your belongings between RVs (with breaks!), and remember that you will have less capacity in your water tanks.

See more from Today is Someday as they test out a new Winnebago View 24T in their regular video updates on their YouTube Channel! You can also see their experience at Camp Winnebago here.