One of the standout design choices here is the flipped axles, which eliminate wheelwells entirely and give you a true flat floor from wall to wall, a small detail that makes a real difference in how the space lives. The 102" wide-body shell gives that extra room to breathe, and Genesis Supreme fills it with some genuinely useful hardware: a 4.0 KW Onan generator with transfer switch, a 10 cu. ft. double-door 12V refrigerator, and an 18-ft power awning with an LED light strip for evening use. A Queen bed with nightstand and dresser anchors the sleeping area, while bunk accommodations round out the sleeping capacity, and the two swivel/rocker chairs with a picture window make the living space feel more deliberate than typical. The 190W solar panel and skylight above the shower are thoughtful touches, and options like the slide-out with sofa, Arctic package, and walk-on roof with folding ladder give buyers meaningful ways to configure it for their style of camping.
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Other fifth wheel trailers floor plans (around 39 ft), similar in size and price to the Blazen Limited BCR380.
