Travel trailers that share features with the Prowler 240RB, like rear bedroom and rear bath.
The 240RB's no-slide design is a genuine selling point. Fewer moving parts, easier towing, and a layout that doesn't shrink down when you're parked on a tight site. The rear bedroom and full bath sit at the back, while the front offers a second sleeping area, giving the trailer a surprising amount of functional separation for its size. Heartland positions the Prowler line squarely at the value end of the market, and owners generally back that up: the price-to-space ratio is strong, though the components. Tires, venting, storage. Reflect the entry-level price tag. Worth a close walkthrough before you buy, but for a light-towing, no-fuss trailer, the layout logic is sound.
