What sets the 28TSCSE apart in the pop-up world is its large front deck. Purpose-built for hauling bikes, kayaks, or whatever your adventure requires. Paired with a roomy interior that still sleeps six and includes a full bath. Owners describe the design as "well thought out," and it's easy to see why: most pop-ups force you to choose between gear and comfort, and this one refuses to compromise. It's a toy-hauler concept applied to the pop-up format, which made it a standout, and also, eventually, complex enough to produce that Forest River discontinued it. That makes the 28TSCSE a somewhat rare find for the buyer who knows exactly what they want.
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Other popup campers floor plans (around 30 ft 8 in, near $20,000), similar in size and price to the Flagstaff Sports Enthusiast Package 28TSCSE.
