Having the bedroom up front keeps adults a bit separated from the chaos in the rear bunkhouse, a layout decision that makes a real difference on longer trips. The bunkhouse sleeps the crew, with USB charging ports built into the bunks and beds so devices are always ready for the next day. Standard equipment goes deeper than most entry-level trailers: 200 watts of solar with a 30-amp controller, a 12V refrigerator, solid hardwood cabinet doors and drawer fronts, and a fully enclosed, insulated, and heated underbelly for shoulder-season camping. The 96-inch exterior width translates to a genuinely open feel inside, and flush floor slides keep the residential vinyl flooring continuous throughout.