What makes the 233S stand out is how much usable space it delivers once those expandable ends are popped out. Owners regularly comment that it feels bigger than a trailer this easy to tow has any right to be. Sleeping 8 with a full bath, it's built on a 6-sided full-aluminum frame with complete composite wall construction and a fully laminated roof, so the bones are genuinely solid. The Near Nature package adds square bunk ends with aircraft cable and an automotive-grade easy latch system, while the Climate Protection Package brings radiant foil in the underbelly, laminated foam ducting, and an enclosed underbelly for shoulder-season use. Dexter sprung axles and nitrogen-filled tires keep the ride composed on the way there.
Other expandable trailers floor plans (around 24 ft 10 in, near $42,000), similar in size and price to the Rockwood Roo 233S.
