At around 3,265 lbs dry, the 177BQ is one of the few bunkhouse layouts you can realistically pull with a mid-size SUV like a Jeep Cherokee, which opens up a lot of options for spontaneous trips. Inside, a Queen bed anchors the sleeping quarters while twin bunks handle the rest of the crew. Sleeping five total without the floor-plan gymnastics of a fold-out sofa setup. Owners consistently praise how well it handles dry camping, with solid solar performance for a unit at this price point. For weekenders who want a dedicated bunk for the kids and a real bed for themselves, this one's hard to argue with.
Other travel trailers floor plans (around 22 ft 8 in, near $29,000), similar in size and price to the EVO Select 177BQ.
