How many can you sleep in an RV?

How many can you sleep in an RV? Most RVs sleep between 2 and 8 people, but the exact number depends on the rig and floor plan: Class B camper vans usually sleep 2–4 (some add a pop-top for a small 5th), Class C motorhomes often sleep 4–7 with an over-cab bed, Class A coaches handle roughly 4–8+, travel trailers range from 2–10 if you choose a bunkhouse layout, fifth wheels typically sleep 4–8, pop-up campers sleep about 2–6, and rooftop-tent setups sleep 2. Keep in mind manufacturers sometimes count kids on dinettes or jackknife sofas, so adult capacity may be lower; also check seatbelts and weight ratings for safe travel. If you share your headcount and budget, I can point you to specific RV floor plans that fit.