$147,256
What stands out immediately about the 26DS is how much living space Coachmen carved out of a manageable footprint — a private rear bedroom with an east/west bed, a J-shaped dinette with a flip-up counter, and a full bath, all accessed through a mid-entry door that keeps the bedroom genuinely separate from the main living area. The bunk over cab adds a dedicated sleeping spot without eating into the rear layout. Under the hood (and under the floor), the practical details are solid: tankless water heater, solar prep, heated holding tanks, and Sumo spring suspension that owners say makes a real difference on longer drives. It's Coachmen's entry-level Class C line, so expectations should be set accordingly on fit and finish, but the feature list punches above its price point.
