The east/west bed layout sets the 860LS apart from most pop-ups, which use the traditional end-bunk orientation. It's a small detail that makes a real difference in how the space feels when you're actually living in it. The 4-layer laminated seamless roof and insulated bunkends help keep things comfortable in cooler weather, backed up by a 20,000 BTU furnace that owners say does a solid job warming the interior. Inside, you get residential laminated countertops, a 2-burner high-output range, a deep bowl acrylic sink, and Coachmen's Glide-N-Lock cable-supported beds. It comes pre-braced for an A/C unit, and a 13,500 BTU air conditioner is available as an option along with a 200W solar setup with a 30-amp roof ramp.
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Other popup campers floor plans (around 12 ft 2 in, near $15,000), similar in size and price to the Clipper LS 860LS.
