Double-over-double bunks in the rear and a dedicated front bedroom give this layout real separation between sleeping areas, a setup that's hard to find in a trailer this size. Forest River threw in some genuinely useful upgrades here: the rooftop 13,500 BTU air conditioner is a meaningful step up from a side-mount unit, and the oversized under-counter fridge (36% larger than comparable LE models) is one of those things you'll actually notice at camp. The walk-on roof with SuperFlex membrane and powder-coated I-beam frame add some structural confidence, and the backup camera harness comes pre-wired so you're not starting from scratch. No propane oven on this one. The cooktop handles stovetop duties, and the all-vinyl floors keep cleanup simple after muddy adventures.
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Travel trailers that share features with the Wildwood FSX 266BHLE, like bunk beds and front bedroom.
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