What sets the Rockwood High Wall HW276 apart from a typical pop-up is how much house it brings along. A hard-wall shower with a residential flush toilet, a three-burner glass-top stove with oven, a microwave, and an extra-large three-way refrigerator make the cooking and bathroom experience feel much closer to a travel trailer. The thermostatically controlled heated mattresses are a standout comfort feature, and the quilted memory foam bunk tops mean everyone sleeps well. Outside, the HW276 comes ready for adventure with a built-in outdoor gas grill and worktable, an awning with an LED light strip, and ProRac permanent mount crossbars that accept optional bike, kayak, and cargo carriers. Solar panel prep on the frame and a double battery box make off-grid trips a real possibility.
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