What is excluded from the Travel Trailer definition?

Recreational Park Trailers are excluded from the definition of a Travel Trailer primarily because they are considered a distinct category of manufactured housing designed specifically for long-term occupancy. Unlike Travel Trailers, which are typically mobile and intended for temporary use, Recreational Park Trailers are built for a more permanent placement in a recreational park or similar setting and are not generally designed for road use or frequent relocation.

Understanding the nature of these different types of units is important in the context of manufactured housing regulations. Travel Trailers are often associated with temporary living situations, such as camping or road trips, while Recreational Park Trailers serve a different purpose, focusing more on a stationary lifestyle that may include full amenities for extended stays.

The other options relate to categories of units that are either specifically designed for temporary use or not considered manufactured housing, reinforcing why Recreational Park Trailers sit outside the Travel Trailer definition.