The 290BHS earns its reputation as a lot of trailer for the weight. Two entry doors and a dedicated outdoor kitchen make it feel more like a campsite setup than a typical travel trailer, while the bunkhouse layout keeps sleeping for eight from feeling like a puzzle. Up front, the private bedroom offers separation from the rest of the rig, and the U-shaped dinette gives the living area a genuine gathering space rather than a token table. Standard features like a 200-watt solar panel, 8 cu. ft. 12V refrigerator, power awning with lighting, and enclosed underbelly with forced-air heat add real-world usability, and the Azdel laminated construction keeps the weight honest without sacrificing structural integrity.
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Travel trailers that share features with the Apex Ultra-Lite 290BHS, like front bedroom, bunk beds and U-shaped dinette.
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