What stands out immediately about the SS288BH is how much it fits into a sub-6,000-lb package, a King bed for the adults, double bunks for the kids, and an outdoor kitchen for those nights when you'd rather cook outside. The enclosed underbelly opens up shoulder-season camping that lighter-duty trailers can't handle, and the HyperDeck flooring holds up to the kind of traffic a sleeps-10 layout actually generates. Owners specifically call out the walkable roof as a practical win, making maintenance and setup far less of a hassle. CrossRoads has built a reputation for loading features at this price point without cutting corners on durability.
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