The Best Fifth-Wheel RVs of 2026

Fifth-wheel trailers have always occupied a unique place in the RV market. Spacious and stylish, these models combine the size and luxury of a Class A motorhome with the convenience of a smaller travel trailer. This makes the large towables an excellent option for families, full-time RVers, or anyone looking for a comfortable camping experience.

As with other types of RVs, there are literally dozens of fifth-wheel models to choose from. Most range in length from 25-45 feet, with the average model coming in at about 32 feet. This gives owners plenty of space for not only bringing friends and family along on camping trips but all of the outdoor gear, food and beverages, and other equipment you’ll need at the campsite.

But with so many fifth-wheel options to choose from, which models stand out in terms of features, amenities, and build quality? We’ve survey the current RV landscape and came up with a list of recommendations to help you find one that meets your personal needs. These are our picks for the best fifth-wheel trailers for 2026.

What is a Fifth-Wheel Trailer?

A fifth-wheel trailer is an RV that uses a special hitch coupled to the bed of a pick-up truck rather than the rear of the tow vehicle. Because they are bigger and heavier than standard travel trailers, most fifth-wheels require a one-ton truck or larger for safe towing. But this type of hitch provides more stability and reduces sway, especially when traveling at highway speeds.

Fifth-wheel trailers tend to offer spacious floorplans with large kitchens, multiple sleeping areas, expansive bathrooms, and other luxurious amenities. Most can comfortably accommodate six to eight people, with plenty of onboard cargo space for gear and supplies. This makes them popular options for long-distance road trips, extended camping excursions, remote workers, full-timers, and even boondocking.

As with smaller travel trailers, fifth-wheels can be parked at a campsite freeing up the tow vehicle for other activities. This eliminates the need for a dinghy and makes running errands or exploring a new destination easier and safer than driving around in a large motorhome.

The Best Fifth-Wheel RVs of 2026

Brinkley Model Z

Compared to some of the other manufacturers on this list, Brinkley is a relative newcomer to the RV space. But over the past few years, the company has quickly risen to the top of the towable market with its Model Z standing out as one of the best fifth-wheels the industry has to offer right now. Billed as a camper that offers “an automotive exterior with a residential interior,” this rig certainly leaves an impression. That’s due in large part to its excellent build quality that includes notably upscale materials, furnishings, and fixtures. It doesn’t hurt that the 11 available floor plans also feel fresh, bold, and innovative, too. 

Available in lengths measuring 29′ 11″ to 41′ 9″, the Model Z is a luxury trailer with a little something for everyone. Smaller units make great couples’ campers, with room for a few guests, while the larger rigs have room for extended families and full-timers. All of the layouts are open and airy, with innovative features like integrated desks, smart TVs mounted on elevators, and slide-out tables that combine form and function. Washer/dryer prep is standard across the line, as are large, spa-like bathrooms, and ample storage inside and out. Pricing starts at $107,666.

Grand Design Solitude

The Grand Design Solitude has a legacy of being amongst the best fifth-wheel trailers for years. This spacious and comfortable RV is perfect for extended travel, offering all of the amenities of a home in a well-built and well-designed package. That includes a full suite of residential appliances, plenty of storage—including walk-in closets—and a large shower with a skylight. With ten unique floor plans to choose from, there is sure to be a model that appeals to everyone. Highlights include king size beds, free-standing dinettes, island kitchens, and washer/dryer prep.

The Solitude offers exceptional build quality with top-notch construction and outstanding materials on display throughout. The fifth-wheel is also very well insulated, making it a great choice for four-season camping. This model ranges in size from 34′ 4″ to 42′ 11″ depending on the model. Pricing starts at $143,840.

Alliance Paradigm

The Paradigm is Alliance’s flagship fifth-wheel camper built to meet the needs of experienced RVers who spend plenty of time on the road. To that end, the trailer has plenty of nice features that add comfort and convenience to extended trips and full-time living, including an HVAC system that includes three air conditioners, a 40k BTU furnace, and a 5k BTU fireplace. Most models include a free-standing dinette with two chairs and an ottoman, along with efficient residential-style appliances, and king-size beds with a queen option. 

Alliance offers the Paradigm in ten different floor plans, with the smallest measuring 33′ 3″ in length and the largest stretching out to 42′ 6″. Each model includes large walk-in closets, washer/dryer prep, fully walkable roofs, and bathrooms with some of the largest showers we’ve seen in an RV. We’re especially partial to the 395DS layout, which features two bedroom suites at each end, complete with private bathrooms and an upstairs loft. Pricing starts at $112,962.

Jayco Pinnacle

There is so much to love with the Jayco Pinnacle that it’s hard to know where to begin. From its handmade hardwood maple cabinets to the residential vinyl flooring to the solid surface countertops, everything about this rig oozes craftsmanship and attention to detail. We also love the full suite of GE appliances, the included NuvohH2O whole-coach water purification system, and the incredibly efficient and quiet HELIX air conditioners. The power-reclining theater seating with heating and massage functionality and large pantry are just icing on the cake. 

Available in six floor plans, the Pinnacle ranges in size from 36′ to 43′ 2″ in length with room to sleep up to six depending on the model. The fifth-wheel’s steel drop frame, vacuum-bonded laminated fiberglass shell, and industry-leading roof system should ensure durability and reliability for many years to come. Among the long list of other features are a Bluetooth audio system with remote control, a 40″ smart TV with JBL sound bar, a built-in laundry hamper, and the excellent JAYCOMMAND multiplexing system for monitoring and controlling lights, power, holding tanks, and more. Pricing starts at $125,492.

Crossroads Redwood

The Redwood fifth-wheel from Crossroads is the epitome of a luxury trailer. Built to feel like a home away from home, this trailer offers a sleek, open-concept interior that feels modern without sacrificing comfort. High quality materials are used throughout, giving the furnishings, appliances, lighting, and other fixtures a sophisticated tilt, while unique color schemes standout in a crowded field. Other nice touches, like linoleum flooring, ceiling fans, a fireplace, and a washer/dryer combo make this a great option for full-times.

With five floor plans to choose from, the Redwood offers potential buyers several options to choose from. Those models range in size from 40′ 8″ to 45′ 3″, making this a big, luxurious option for buyers. The RV’s distinct, aerodynamic profile makes for more efficient towing out on the road, and features like six-point auto-leveling and generator and solar prep come in handy at the campsite. The trailer is even rated for four-season camping in temperatures ranging from 0ºF to 110ºF. Pricing starts at $173,550.

KZ Durango Gold

Built specifically with full-time RVers in mind, the KZ Durango Gold is a luxury RV that continues to get better over time. This fifth-wheel comes with a very long list of great features, including an auto-leveling system, an all-weather insulation package, a fully-heated and enclosed underbelly, and heated holding tanks. The rig comes with plenty of plenty of onboard storage, a king-size bed with electric-tilt functionality, and a large living room that boasts an electric fireplace, comfortable reclining seats, and a 65″ LED TV connected to a JBL 2.0 sound system.

KZ offers the Durango Gold in 11 distinct floor plans, three of which include a fold-down rear patio for extending your living space outdoors. All of the models come with expansive, well-equipped kitchens complete with stainless steel residential-style appliances including a dishwasher. The fifth-wheel features up to three A/C units, a powerful 40k BTU furnace, and heated waterlines that give this model serious four-season cred.  Add an optional solar panel array to make this a luxury basecamp for off-grid adventures. This trailer starts at a little over $130,580.

Keystone Montana High Country

The Keystone Montana is the best-selling RV in the country and belongs in the RV Hall of Fame. But the Montana High Country is an outstanding fifth-wheel in its own right. This model is available in 11 floor plans, sleeps 6-10 people depending on the model, and ranges in length from 34′ to 43′. More importantly, it comes with a range of amazing features that make it an outstanding choice for families, full-timers, and remote workers. It also comes with a four-point auto-leveling system with hitch memory, a powerful HVAC system, and heated holding tanks for four-season camping. 

Inside, the Montana High Country impresses with its modern aesthetic and residential-style appliances. Some models come with free-standing tables, but booth dinettes are also available. 50″ smart TVs with JBL sound systems come standard, as does an on-demand water heater and Starlink prep. Pendant-style light fixtures, bright modern color schemes, and large windows add an air of sophistication and elegance to each floor plan. And with a starting price of just $91,515, Keystone has put a lot of luxury within the reach of more buyers. 

These are our picks for the best fifth-wheel trailers currently available. As you can see, there is a wide range of prices, sizes, and capabilities. The list should have something for just about everyone, depending on their specific needs and budget. As you can tell, it is hard to go wrong in this class of RV, as most options offer excellent comfort, versatility, and space.