1. Earth RoamerAbout: EarthRoamer has 2 models, the XV-LT and the XV-HD. They are based on the Ford F-550 and Ford F-650, respectively, and are built more for maneuverability and off-roading than super lux showing off.

Highlights: XV-LT: 22.6 ft turning radius of a 4 door Jeep Wrangler. XV-HD: 46 inch military vehicle tires, washer and dryer, 200 gallon fresh water tank

Price: $280,421 and up

Best For: The Lone Wolf

2. Global Expedition VehiclesAbout: Global Expedition Vehicles (GXV) builds off-road RVs which range from smaller rigs based on heavy duty consumer trucks all the way to 8x8s, or even specialty built mobile command units.

Highlights: Pangea Lifting Roof- Lifting roof area has space for 2 queen beds

Price: $159,000 and up

Best For: Working On The Cure For The Zombie Apocalypse

3. UnicatAbout: The UNICAT's Terracross comes to the hoop strong with an utterly menacing look. It's available in 6 main variations based on different commercial vehicles to fit 2 people all the way to the entire family. Need a specialty moving laboratory, film production RV, tour bus, disaster response unit? They’ll build it for you.

Highlights: Terracross TC59-Family: Seating for 6, room for a motorcycle on the back

Price: Contact for Pricing

Best For: Clandestine Operators With Cool Call Signs Like 'Night Stalker'

4. Tiger Adventure VehiclesAbout: Tiger produces 6 models, all based on heavy duty consumer trucks or vans.

Highlights: Javan: At $88,900 the Javan is a RV with the price of a sports car

Price: $88,900 to $220,800

Best For: The Practical Traveler

5. Action MobilAbout: 2 axles not enough? How about 3? No? Ok, Action Mobil will sell you a 4 axle RV. Their model line includes six 2 axle models, four 3 axle models, and their big daddy 4 axle Desert Challenger perfect for storming any front with all the interior comforts of a modern condo.

Highlights: Desert Challenger: 600 horsepower, 8 wheels, 30 tons, originally created for carrying missiles

Price: A Lot

Best For: Invading Canada When The Time Comes. Soon...

6. All Terrain WarriorsAbout: The Australian Alpha Camper is ATW’s sole offering and is built on a Mitsubishi Fuso 4x4 truck which offers space for 6, a shower, and a kitchen.

Highlights: Three, 120 watt solar panels to keep electrics going without using any diesel

Price: Contact for Pricing

Best For: Exploring The Outback

7. Applied MindsAbout: From the outside the Applied Minds KiraVan looks more like a NASA vehicle for a mission to Mars than a RV. With hundreds of buttons, switches, and digital gauges the cabin resembles the control center of NORAD. Teleporter optional.

Highlights: I mean, just look at it!

Price: More Than Your Life

Best For: A Bond Villain

8. Pure Offroad RVAbout: The Australian built Pure Offroad RV was developed for handling real trails and not just looking monstrous but still has all the comforts expected in a $100,000 RV.

Highlights: Has the same tires as NATO vehicles in Europe and a “twisting” chassis to maintain ground contact in rough stuff

Price: $90,000 to $100,000

Best For: A Quick Escape

9. Jeep Action CamperAbout: At only $30,000 and with a length that is only slightly longer than a standard Jeep 4x4, this Wrangler based pop-up camper is the smallest and most accessible RV on the list. It’s not a rolling apartment like many of the other bigger RVs but what it lacks in size it makes up in usability.

Highlights: Camper body is removable for normal Jeep use

Price: $30,000

Best For: The Weekend Warrior

10. CAMIAbout: All the other RVs on this list are measly off-road land based vehicles, but what if you need to do some real James Bond stuff? Then check out the Terra Wind, an amphibious RV with a staggering $1.2M price tag.

Highlights: Can reach 80 mph on the road and 7 knots on the water

Price: $1,200,000

Best For: Richard Branson