Yep that is correct. Everything was originally called a camper outside of a tent. Later it was camper vans, then Motor coaches. Wasn't called an RV and pull behind wasn't call a travel trailer. Was call a camper. Anything that has a kitchen, bathroom and can sleep in is classified as a camper/travel trailer. You can also go to your county tax office and claim it as a second home. Save you money on taxes. When I went to the DMV to register our TM. They had a hard time trying to find it listed. They still classify it as a pop up. But when you go to a campground. You need to tell them its a travel trailer, not a pop up. Because a lot of campgrounds will not allow pop up campers. Most RV resorts will not allow a TM. Then there is the problem of owning one more than 10 years old. Won't let you in if it is. Some will, but you have to send them pictures of it showing the decals are not peeling off.
