The Hood River Edition lives up to its name with extra ground clearance and torsion axle suspension that handle rougher terrain better than most compact trailers in this size class. Inside, a slide-out dinette opens things up considerably, and the full bath is a real one. Not the compromised wet bath you'd expect at this footprint. Storage is genuinely surprising given the overall size, and the rugged Northwest-inspired aesthetic carries through both inside and out. It tows easily enough that a half-ton truck handles it without drama.
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Other travel trailers floor plans (around 25 ft), similar in size and price to the R-Pod Hood River Edition RP-202.
