Don't let the 22-foot length fool you. The 176BQGT packs in a bunk area alongside the main sleeping space, a full bathroom with a large shower pan, and enough kitchen functionality (residential faucet, microwave, glass-cover cooktop) to feel genuinely livable. The Ascent package brings smooth fiberglass walls, a 200W roof-mounted solar panel with 30-amp controller, and the AccessiBelly enclosed underbelly with 12V heated tank pads on all holding tanks, a meaningful upgrade for shoulder-season camping. Construction details like the powder-coated I-beam frame with camber, 5/8" tongue-and-groove plywood floor, and triple-seal slide-out system show Forest River put real thought into longevity here. The full-length power awning with LED strip, JBL stereo, and USB-A/C charging outlets round out a rig that punches well above its weight class.
Other travel trailers floor plans (around 22 ft), similar in size and price to the EVO 176BQGT.
