The Black Label trim is what sets this one apart. Owners consistently note it's a meaningful upgrade over standard Forest River builds, with noticeably better design touches and materials that make the interior feel more intentional. The mid-bunk layout keeps sleeping quarters tucked away while leaving the main living area open and functional, and the single full bath handles a group of six without the usual juggling act. At 24 feet it's manageable to tow without sacrificing the amenities, and the Grey Wolf line has a strong reputation for reliable slide-outs and solid everyday comfort. If you're weighing standard Grey Wolf against Black Label, most owners say the upgrade is worth it.
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Travel trailers that share features with the Cherokee Grey Wolf Black Label 19SMBL, like bunk beds and mid bunk.
