The 29NP is part of Winnebago's National Parks-friendly NPF lineup, sized to fit where larger Class A rigs can't go, and it earns its keep with a layout that works hard in a compact footprint. The rear bedroom and bunk-over-cab give you real separation between sleeping areas, while the outdoor kitchen makes it easy to keep the party outside. Under the hood, Ford's 7.3L V8 and TorqShift 6-speed pair with the Driver Confidence Package. Adaptive cruise, pre-collision assist, lane keeping, and hill start assist all come standard. The electrical package is a standout for the segment: three roof-mounted solar panels (345W total), a 320-amp-hour Lithionics lithium battery with heating system, and a 2,000-watt inverter with remote panel make boondocking a realistic option, not just a checkbox. Owners consistently call out the cabinetry and interior quality as above average for the class, and the full-wall slide opens the living space up considerably.
Class a motorhomes that share features with the Sunstar NPF 29NP, like bunk over cab, outdoor kitchen and rear bedroom.
