The 1910ESP earns its Extreme Sports name with 12" of ground clearance, off-road tires, a roof solar panel, and a 1000W inverter. Actual off-grid capability, not just a badge. The swing galley keeps the outdoor cooking zone practical, and the built-in griddle pairs nicely with the 8.5' awning for comfortable camp setups. Inside, two beds (a 48"x80" and a 60"x80") handle a group of five, and the EZ reach front storage trunk is one of those details owners consistently appreciate for keeping gear organized and setup fast. One owner put 7,500 miles of rough terrain on theirs without issues. That kind of durability is what this rig is designed for.
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Other popup campers floor plans (around 20 ft 7 in, near $21,000), similar in size and price to the Rockwood Extreme Sports Package 1910ESP.
