Two entry doors are a small detail that makes a big difference when you're moving a crowd in and out, and the T2850 is built for crowds, sleeping up to 10 with dedicated bunk beds and a U-shaped dinette that doubles as extra sleeping space. Adults get a proper front bedroom sanctuary while the kids have their own zone in the rear. Practical touches like a large water capacity, solar, and a heated underbelly mean this rig is ready for more than just fair-weather weekends. It's a lot of trailer for the money, though prospective buyers would do well to do a thorough pre-delivery inspection given the EVO line's uneven quality control reputation.
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Travel trailers that share features with the EVO T2850, like bunk beds, two entry exit doors and U-shaped dinette.
