Our Favorite New Rigs From the 2026 Hershey RV Show
A complete list of the hottest new motorhomes, travel trailers, and fifth-wheels that we saw at America's Largest RV Show.
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The big 2026 Hershey RV Show has come and gone, but we can’t help but continue to think about all of the new rigs we saw there. There were dozens of new models and floor plans on display, with tons of interesting features and intriguing design elements. Now, over a week and a half after the show ended, we’ve finally had the chance to consult our notes and carefully consider everything that was on display. That has allowed us to come up with a list of our favorite new RVs that will be arriving at dealers over the next few months. Here are the ones that made our short list.

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Pleasure-Way Everbound Travel Trailer
Pleasure-Way is best known for its line of outstanding Class B and Class B+ camper vans, but at the 2026 Hershey RV Show it unveiled its first towable. The new travel trailer—dubbed the Everbound—is a head-turner, with a sleek, fiberglass body designed to hold up to years of use on the road and at the campsite. We especially liked the model with the red end cap, which stood out in a sea of whites, browns, and beiges. Inside, the Everbound offers double twin beds that convert to a king, a well-equipped galley kitchen, and a full dry bath. Buyers can choose from three different floor plans with front lounges that convert to dinettes, workspaces, or just comfy couches. Expansive windows allow plenty of natural light into the interior and a 500W solar package, with 460Ah house battery, come standard. Pricing starts at $90,870.

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Leisure Travel Vans Wonder FX
Speaking of RV manufacturers who make excellent Class B models, Leisure Travel Vans was in Hershey to make a major new reveal. The company used the show to unveil the Wonder FX, which includes a number of features that we really love. Those include a king-sized Murphy bed, a rear lounge, theater seating, and a well-appointed galley. As usual, the fit and finish of the rig are impeccable, with high-quality furnishings and fixtures throughout. And for those who need to get some work done on the road, the Wonder FX is even available with an optional rear office space that has to be seen to be believed. MSRP starts at $208,630.

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Keystone Montana Line
The Keystone Montana has been the best-selling fifth-wheel in the US for years, making it an icon in the RV industry. But with the 2027 lineup, Keystone isn’t resting on its laurels. The company has updated nearly every model and introduced several new floor plans, giving these towables a makeover of the highest level. Every version of the Montana that we saw was beautiful, luxurious, and well-designed, with layouts that were both clever and functional. If we had to choose, our favorites were probably the 3600RO, which comes with a fantastic rear office with a height adjustable standing desk, and the 3800FL that features a massive front lounge that feels spacious and residential. These rigs have gotten larger and heavier, so you’ll need a proper tow vehicle, but there is no question you’ll be loving life at the campground. MSRP varies by floor plan.

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Coachmen Origin 26RH
This European-inspired Class A coach was one of the surprises of the show, in part because there was little fanfare to announce its arrival. From the outside, the rig looks sleek and modern, with a distinctive paint scheme and eye-catching graphics. The 38′ motorhome doesn’t disappoint on the inside either, with a simple—but highly functional—floor plan that includes two twin beds that convert into benches, theater seating, a dry bath, washer/dryer prep, and more. The rear of the Origin even opens up to reveal a foldout patio that makes the interior feel more open and airy. The rig’s relatively small size should make it easy to drive, too, making it less ponderous and easier to park than other Class A models. MSRP starts at around $235,000.

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DRV Mobile Suites 39RKTS
The Hershey RV Show marked the return of the legendary DRV Mobile Suites fifth-wheel trailers, which saw production paused last summer. Now under the Jayco banner, these towables are back with two new floor plans that are as impressive and luxurious as we had hoped. We especially loved the 39RKTS model, which features a rear kitchen, a beautiful front bedroom suite, and a gigantic L-shaped lounge that will make whiling away the hours at the campsite incredibly comfortable. The rig comes with two fireplaces (one in the living room and one in the bedroom), washer/dryer prep, a large en suite bathroom and a half-bath midship, and a coffee bar that converts to a desk. Residential appliances, a credenza with a rollout table, an exterior TV, and a walk-in closet are just a few of the many, many features. Final pricing is TBD.

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Forest River Teleos 25RD
Forest River jumps into the premium travel trailer space with the reveal of its Teleos towable. This model features an all-composite build designed for longevity and good performance in a variety of temperatures. An aerodynamic exterior, partially inspired by Class A coach design, gives this trailer a futuristic look that certainly stands out from the crowd. Inside, the Teleos impresses with an absolutely huge lounge that dominates much of the interior space. A galley kitchen, with unique induction burners integrated into the counter, sits nearby and includes all of the appliances you would expect, including a microwave and roomy refrigerator. The dry bath sits midship, with a spacious primary bedroom located beyond. Designed with couples in mind, this model even comes with an EcoFlow Generation 2 power system that supports up to 7200W of solar, enabling off-grid camping at any time. Pricing is TBD.

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Cornerstone Series 6 645D
Cornerstone, a new sub-brand of Tiffin,made its debut in Hershey and definitely left an impression. This decidedly upscale, luxury Class A manufacturer delivered on its promise of offering a beautiful and elegant coach that is elevated in every way. We’re talking heated floors, 1.5 baths, residential-style appliances, TVs mounted on lifts, and an expansive rear bedroom suite with a walk-in closet and washer/dryer prep. As you would expect, all of the materials, fixtures, and furnishings are a step up from anything else you’ll find in an RV, with the exception of a handful of truly top-notch luxury brands. All of this rides on a PowerGlide diesel chassis with a Cummins X15 605HP engine and a six-speed Allison automatic transmission. All of that translates to an RV that is as smooth to drive as it is opulent to live in. Pricing starts at $1,089,367.

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Brinkley Model R 3710
Staying firmly in the luxury space, the new Brinkley Model R takes fifth-wheel trailers to a new level. With this 41′ 4″ model, the company is leaning into open, spacious designs, residential appliances and furniture, and enhanced functionality throughout the rig. The first floor plan in this lineup is the 3710, which features a plush front living room, a beautiful kitchen and spa-like bathroom midship, and an impressive primary bedroom in the rear. Ample storage capacity, a powerful HVAC system, and no fewer than five slide-outs ensure a camping experience that is comfortable and relaxing. And one of the best aspects of this towable is that even with all of those slides, everything inside is accessible even when they are closed, which adds flexibility to where and when you camp. Brinkley continues to innovate and impress, delivering some of the best RVs currently on the market. MSRP is TBD.

Kraig Becker is a writer in the RV, outdoors, and adventure travel space. Over the course of his career he has contributed to such outlets as Popular Mechanics, Outside Online, Business Insider, TripSavvy, Digital Trends, GearJunkie, The Adventure Blog, and countless others. An avid runner and cyclist, he enjoys camping, hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, and just about any other outdoor activity. His travels have taken him to seven continents and on many amazing adventures.




