$43,565
The 1915 stands out in the toy hauler segment by squeezing a full bathroom into a compact, towable package. Something that's easy to take for granted until you've camped without one. Owners consistently praise the livability of this floorplan, noting that the living space feels more functional than the footprint suggests. It sleeps four and hauls gear without forcing you to choose between comfort and cargo. As a Genesis Supreme build, it leans toward value and utility, so buyers who prioritize a solid layout and adventure use over premium finishes tend to come away happy.
Other travel trailers floor plans (around 26 ft, near $44,000), similar in size and price to the Powerlite 1915.
