• Phaeton
• Allegro Bus
• Jay Flight G2
• Fuzion
• Energy
• Kountry Aire
• Freelander
• Greyhawk Sport
• Navion
• Era

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• Drive the speed limit. Fuel consumption skyrockets when you hit 60 mph.
• Plan your trips so you stay in one location longer. Once there, walk, bike or paddle to where you want to go.
• Stick to roads your RV can handle.
• Keep your engine well-tuned to save on gas and reduce emissions.
• Where possible, use biodiesel fuels.
• Use solar energy where possible.
• Keep a trash can for mixed recyclables when on the road. Empty it according to campground recycling rules, which can vary.
• Dispose of all trash properly, taking it with you if necessary.
• Avoid using disposable items like Styrofoam and plastic plates and cups. Buy unbreakable dishes.
• Don't let your dog run wild. It can dig up native plants and disturb fragile ecosystems.
• Never tie your dog to a tree, which can damage the bark. Instead, use a screw-in stake or keep him inside.
• Use biodegradable bags when you "stoop and scoop."
• Dispose of animal waste according to the campground rules or bury it off-road.
• Observe fire conditions and always keep a full jug of water nearby.
• Remove flammable brush near fire pits and keep campfires small.
• Don't burn plastics and metals.
• Use non-toxic, phosphate-free, biodegradable cleaning supplies and sanitary additives.
• Reduce the need for air-conditioning by parking in natural shade, opening windows, using awnings or portable sun shelters.
• Wash air-conditioning filters when dirty, instead of buying new ones each time.
• Reduce the need to turn on heat by parking in a sheltered spot, out of the north and west winds.

Tips from: http://www.nomadik.com/rving/green-rving/

10. Madison Arm Resort, Montana

9. Tunnel Mountain Campground, Canada

8. Squaw Flat Campground, Utah

7. Rocky Knob Campground, Virginia

6. Boyd's Key West Campground, Florida

5. Orchard (Huerta Saucedo) Vacation Village, Mexico

4. Mt. Desert Narrows Camping Resort, Maine

3. Yosemite Pines RV Park, California

2. Horsethief Lake Campground, South Dakota

1. Rivers Edge RV Park, Alaska

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Information taken from http://www.keystonerv.com/?page=company

Chalet RV specializes in ultra lightweight, hard-sided folding travel trailers.  In fact, they are the nations leading manufacturer.  Their flagship line is known for their ultra low weight, hard-sided security, and ease of operation.  They are actually so easy, they can be fully setup in 30 seconds!  Chalet RVs Takena travel trailers weigh less than 3,000 lbs fully loaded with all options.  They provide fuel efficient towing with most mid-sized minivans and SUVs.  Nowhere else can you find welded aluminum vacuum bonded construction and composite floors with other features like residential style face frame cabinet construction in their price range.  Chalet also has a new Oregon Camper that is a pop-up truck bed camper.  It can offer lowered wind resistance for better gas mileage similar to standard pop-up campers.  However, unique to the Oregon, is has fully automatic setup and is 100% hard sided. 

Information taken from http://www.chaletrv.com