$18,084
Three separate sleeping areas in a pop-up is no small feat. The 1940F pulls it off with a 48"×80" end bed, a 60"×80" end bed, and a gaucho bed, giving you real flexibility on who sleeps where. The swing galley keeps cooking space out of the way when you don't need it, and the addition of a griddle makes it genuinely useful for more than just reheating. An ez-reach storage trunk and a 40"×74" dinette round out a layout that feels well thought-out for a towable this size. Owners consistently praise how easily the 1940F tows and sets up, and the 8'6" awning adds covered outdoor living that pop-up campers don't always deliver.
Other popup campers floor plans (around 20 ft 5 in, near $18,000), similar in size and price to the Rockwood Freedom 1940F.
