The 2026 Prime Time Avenger 16BHX is built for families who want bunkhouse functionality in a compact, manageable trailer. At just over 20 feet in overall length and 3,284 pounds dry weight, it keeps towing simple while still providing dedicated sleeping space for up to five.

The front camp queen bed offers fixed sleeping without daily conversion, while the rear bunks create defined space for kids or guests. In smaller travel trailers, bunk layout efficiency often determines whether the unit works long term, and the 16BHX uses its footprint intentionally to separate sleeping zones.

The dinette converts into additional sleeping when needed, allowing flexibility without crowding the main floor area during the day. Traffic flow remains practical from the entry door to the kitchen and rear bath.

The kitchen is scaled appropriately for the size of the coach, featuring a refrigerator, two-burner cooktop, microwave, and a large stainless sink. Rather than oversizing appliances and limiting movement, the layout prioritizes function and storage within a tight footprint.

The rear bathroom includes a shower and toilet in a fully enclosed space, an important feature for families who want convenience without stepping outside to shared campground facilities.

With a hitch weight of 435 pounds and a UVW of 3,284 pounds, the 16BHX falls within the comfortable tow range of many SUVs and light trucks. Its 1,551-pound cargo carrying capacity provides meaningful flexibility for gear, making it more usable than many trailers in this size class.

Tank capacities include 41 gallons of fresh water and 30 gallons each for gray and black, supporting extended weekends without frequent hookups.

For buyers entering the RV market who want dedicated bunks, manageable length, and realistic tow requirements without stepping into a larger bunkhouse platform, the Avenger 16BHX delivers practical family capability in a streamlined package.

The 2026 Prime Time Avenger 16BHX is built for families who want bunkhouse functionality in a compact, manageable trailer. At just over 20 feet in overall length and 3,284 pounds dry weight, it keeps towing simple while still providing dedicated sleeping space for up to five.

The front camp queen bed offers fixed sleeping without daily conversion, while the rear bunks create defined space for kids or guests. In smaller travel trailers, bunk layout efficiency often determines whether the unit works long term, and the 16BHX uses its footprint intentionally to separate sleeping zones.

The dinette converts into additional sleeping when needed, allowing flexibility without crowding the main floor area during the day. Traffic flow remains practical from the entry door to the kitchen and rear bath.

The kitchen is scaled appropriately for the size of the coach, featuring a refrigerator, two-burner cooktop, microwave, and a large stainless sink. Rather than oversizing appliances and limiting movement, the layout prioritizes function and storage within a tight footprint.

The rear bathroom includes a shower and toilet in a fully enclosed space, an important feature for families who want convenience without stepping outside to shared campground facilities.

With a hitch weight of 435 pounds and a UVW of 3,284 pounds, the 16BHX falls within the comfortable tow range of many SUVs and light trucks. Its 1,551-pound cargo carrying capacity provides meaningful flexibility for gear, making it more usable than many trailers in this size class.

Tank capacities include 41 gallons of fresh water and 30 gallons each for gray and black, supporting extended weekends without frequent hookups.

For buyers entering the RV market who want dedicated bunks, manageable length, and realistic tow requirements without stepping into a larger bunkhouse platform, the Avenger 16BHX delivers practical family capability in a streamlined package.