At around 2,100 lbs, the A122S tows behind vehicles that would struggle with a travel trailer, yet it doesn't skimp where it counts. There's a full bath, a 20K BTU furnace, and a 12V refrigerator backed by a 100W roof solar panel already built in. The hard-sided fiberglass construction gives it noticeably better insulation and road noise rejection than canvas soft-sides, and the power roof lift means you're set up and relaxing before the neighbors finish unhitching. A front storage trunk, dual 20-lb propane bottles with auto-changeover regulator, and solar prep on the frame round out a feature list that punches well above the popup category. The optional ProRac crossbars (rated to 150 lbs) are worth a look if you're hauling bikes or a kayak.
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Other popup campers floor plans (around 18 ft 4 in), similar in size and price to the Rockwood Hard Side A122S.
