

The Cedar Creek 390RKB is built around a rear kitchen that takes the "residential" label seriously, pairing a full island with solid surface counters, a stainless dual-tier workstation sink, a convection microwave, and a Suburban tankless water heater that means no waiting for hot water. Cedar Creek's all-aluminum superstructure and true gelcoat fiberglass exterior give it a structural pedigree you don't often see at this price point, and the flush-floor slides, 7'3" living room ceiling height, and electric fireplace make the interior feel more like a condo than a trailer. The 390RKB also arrives with a solid off-grid foundation, including a 200-watt solar panel, 1,000-watt inverter, a 6-point hydraulic leveling system, and two 15,000 BTU soft-start air conditioners. Cedar Creek owners consistently rate liveability and floorplan execution at the top of the scorecard, and the 390RKB's kitchen-centric layout is a good example of why.
Other fifth wheel trailers floor plans (around 43 ft 3 in), similar in size and price to the Cedar Creek 390RKB.
Based on overall weight and weight directly on tow vehicle's hitch and a new model tow vehicle. Please consult with a professional.