The RFS275 is built around that 7-foot ramp door and flat interior floor, no wheel wells eating into your usable space, which makes a real difference when you're loading gear or configuring the living area. An electric bed drops down above the two fold-up sofas, and there's a large folding table for when the ramp area doubles as a hangout space. Up front, the 102-inch wide-body design gives the galley and living room room to breathe, with two swivel rockers, a 32" TV, and a corner shower with a skylight keeping things comfortable on the comfort side. Worth noting: the original Rage'n brand had a strong reputation for durability and smart layouts before shutting down in 2008. This Genesis Supreme revival carries the name forward with similar floor plan thinking.
Other travel trailers floor plans (around 32 ft 9 in), similar in size and price to the Rage'n Limited RFS275.
