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Diesel Pusher
Diesel engine is in the rear of the motorhome/ coach.
Dry Camping
Camping without hooking up to any available electrical outlet, water line, sewer line, phone line or cable TV.
Dump Station
An underground holding tank & sewage system for wastewater and sewage water from RV's.
Engine Oil Cooler
A mechanical device similar to a water radiator used to cool engine oil by flow of air, whether forced air by driving and/or fan driven air.
Fifth Wheel Trailer
 A trailer that is constructed with a raised forward section that makes a bi-level floor plan extending over the rear section of the towing vehicle. It is designed to be towed by a hitch mounted in the bed of a truck or hitch system mounted above the tow vehicle rear axle, known as a fifth wheel hitch.
Fresh Water
Water that is OK to drink (Potable Water)
Folding Camper
 A lightweight RV camping unit designed for temporary living quarters which trailer is mounted on wheels and connected with collapsible side walls that fold for towing. Sizes range from approximately 8 to 16 feet long.
Full Hook up
Term used to describe an RV that can use, or a campground that offers, electric, sewer and water.
Full Timer
People whose year round home is an RV.
Galley
An RV's kitchen facilities.
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This unit is built on an automotive manufactured van frame with an attached cab section. The RV manufacturer completes the body section containing the living area and attaches it to the cab section.
Generally larger than a folding camping trailer, rigid const-ruction units offering Trailer more of the conveniences of home including a kitchen sink, dinette, shower, refrigerator and flush toilet. Sizes range from approximately 12 to 35 feet long.
Conversion Vehicle
Vans, pick up trucks and sport utility vehicles manufactured by an automaker then modified for recreational use by a customized vehicle specialist.
Diesel engine is in the front of the motorhome.