These are the most popular RV brands on the market right now

Travel trailers are by far the most popular RV type, with 289,940 being sold in 2018.

Jayco retained its lead in the "large, but highly fragmented" travel-trailer segment, RVDA said, but lost 20 basis points from 2017. Cherokee, Wildwood, Salem, and Rockwood, make up spots two through five.

Second to travel trailers, 83,252 fifth wheel RVs were sold in 2018. Montana was able to raise its lead to 8% market share, but Reflection is quickly catching up.

For the largest and most expensive of motorhomes, which have declined in sales for three years in a row, the iconic Winnebago has retained its lead. However, its market share fell slightly in 2018. Allegro, A.C.E, Cochmen, and Georgetown make up the rest of the top five.

Class B, conventionally known as the camper-van segment, is one of the quickest growing segments, RVDA says, and Winnebago's Touring Coach easily topped the competition. Erwin Hymer and the famous Airstream also make the top five of this segment.

Class C motorhomes, or those built on truck chassis, is also growing in step with its smaller Class B counterparts. Four Winds leads this segment, though its lead slipped a bit in 2018. Coachmen, Winnebago, Sunseeker, and Chateau make up the other top four brands in this segment.