At around 3,500 lbs dry, the G20BHS is one of the few true bunkhouses you can tow with a half-ton or capable SUV, which opens up a lot of options most families don't have with heavier rigs. It comes standard with a 200W solar panel, 1800W inverter, and 30-amp charge controller. Gear that other manufacturers charge extra for. Backed by a double battery box and additional solar prep if you want to expand later. The Dexter TorFlex axles and nitrogen-filled tires with a pressure monitoring system give it a noticeably smoother ride on rough roads than you'd expect from a trailer in this price range. Full aluminum framing, laminated roof, and composite walls round out a construction spec that punches above its entry-level price point.
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Travel trailers that share features with the Rockwood Geo Pro G20BHS, like bunk beds.
