The loft package is required on the 402LFT, which tells you something about how this floor plan is designed. It's built to sleep a crowd, and the rear bedroom, two entry doors, and open living area give everyone room to spread out. A 5,100 BTU color-changing fireplace anchors the living room alongside a tri-fold sofa and table-and-chairs setup, while the kitchen gets a proper island, solid surface countertops, an undermount stainless sink, and a 24" oven with four-burner stove. Three air conditioners, a tankless water heater, and a 50" TV are all standard, and practical extras like washer/dryer prep, solar pre-wiring, outside shower, and WiFi prep make it easy to set up a semi-permanent basecamp. As a Forest River brand, Palomino keeps the price accessible, though owner reviews suggest budgeting for some post-purchase attention to fit and finish.
Destination trailers that share features with the Puma 402LFT, like two entry exit doors, rear bedroom and kitchen island.
