The high-wall design is the real story here. Instead of the cramped, tent-like feel of a traditional popup, you get a nearly residential interior with enough headroom to move around comfortably. Owners consistently call out the spacious bathroom and the slide-out U-shaped dinette as standout features, and the outdoor kitchen makes it easy to keep the cooking outside when the weather cooperates. It's heavier than a classic popup, but still light enough to tow with a midsize truck or SUV, and small enough to store in a standard garage, a combination that's harder to find than you'd think. Little touches like the heated mattress and cassette toilet show Flagstaff put some thought into the details.
Other popup campers floor plans (around 25 ft 9 in, near $26,000), similar in size and price to the Flagstaff High Wall HW27KS.
