The 2790BHS is built around that bunkhouse, with the front bedroom giving adults their own space while kids claim the bunks in back, and two separate entry doors mean nobody's cutting through the living area to get where they're going. The U-shaped dinette handles a crowd comfortably, and the outdoor kitchen keeps the cooking and the chaos outside when the weather cooperates. Dutchmen's heated underbelly is a genuine perk here, extending the camping season into shoulder months without much fuss. It's an entry-level trailer in terms of finish quality, but owners who go in with realistic expectations tend to find it holds up well on the road.
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Travel trailers that share features with the Aspen Trail 2790BHS, like front bedroom, bunk beds and two entry exit doors.
