

The 240BHS is built around a bunk room that sleeps a crowd without crowding out the adults, a residential 60"x80" Queen bed with a store-more base anchors the bedroom end, while the bunk end keeps the kids tucked away. Azdel composite laminated sidewalls and a TPO roof paired with an enclosed underbelly with forced heat give it solid all-season bones, and dual ducted A/C means the whole coach actually cools down. Day-to-day living benefits from thoughtful touches like an on-demand water heater, a stainless farmhouse sink, seamless edge countertops, and over 40 cubic feet of pass-through storage for gear-heavy trips. WiFi prep with a long-range antenna and exterior speakers round out a floor plan that's clearly designed to be lived in on longer stays, not just overnights.
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Other travel trailers floor plans (around 27 ft 7 in, near $45,000), similar in size and price to the Shadow Cruiser 240BHS.