RV Tioga

The RV Tioga was a popular Class C recreational vehicle (RV) manufactured by Fleetwood Enterprises. Production spanned several decades, beginning in the late 1960s and continuing through the early 2000s. Tioga RVs were known for their relatively compact size, making them easier to handle and park compared to larger Class A RVs. They typically featured a cab chassis (usually Ford or Chevrolet) with a coach built onto the back, incorporating living amenities such as a kitchen, bathroom, sleeping area, and seating.

The Tioga was offered in a variety of floor plans and lengths, catering to different needs and budgets. Popular features often included a dinette, a rear bed or bunks, overhead storage, and basic appliances like a refrigerator, stove, and sometimes a microwave. While models and features varied throughout the production years, the Tioga's reputation was centered around affordability and practicality, making it a common sight on roads and in campgrounds. Fleetwood also produced variations of the Tioga, sometimes under names like "Tioga Arrow," offering different trim levels and options packages. The company's emphasis on value positioned the Tioga as a stepping stone for many families and individuals entering the RV lifestyle. Over time, the Fleetwood Tioga established itself as a recognizable and enduring model within the RV industry.