What makes the Roo 17E stand out is how much it hides in a compact, light-towing package, a full bathroom, residential-style kitchen with undermount sink and gas oven, a fireplace, and 200W of solar with a 30-amp controller all come standard. The expandable tent ends are where the sleeping happens, and while they're cozy and ventilated with a bunk fan/light combo, owners do note they're a step down from a hard-wall bedroom in terms of noise and light insulation. Day-to-day comfort is well-covered: a 15,000 BTU A/C, 35K furnace, Maxxair vents, and a 12V smart TV round out the interior, while the power awning, power tongue jack, and MORryde steps make camp setup less of a chore. The 6-sided aluminum frame and vacuum-laminated roof give it a more serious build quality than the price point might suggest.
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Other expandable trailers floor plans (around 18 ft 9 in), similar in size and price to the Rockwood Roo 17E.
