The 191BHS squeezes a surprising amount of livability into a lightweight bunkhouse layout — owners regularly call it out as an easy first camper that doesn't sacrifice comfort. Azdel composite walls keep weight down without compromising durability, and the 11 cu. ft. 12-volt refrigerator, microwave, and power awning with LED lighting mean you're not roughing it. The bunkhouse sleeps five, and optional upgrades like solid surface countertops, frameless windows, and a 200W solar panel let you dial in exactly how off-grid-ready you want to be. The Badlands package takes it further with a roof rack and solar standard, while the Off Road package swaps in mudder tires and beefier wheels for those who venture past the paved sites.
Travel trailers that share features with the PaloMini 191BHS, like bunkhouse.
