Two distinct sleeping zones make the 22RBC a practical choice for anyone who wants a little separation between adults and kids. Bunks in the rear, a bedroom up front, and a full bath in between. At around 4,200 lbs dry weight, it stays within reach of most half-ton tow vehicles, which opens it up to a wider pool of buyers than heavier rigs. Palomino's reputation sits squarely in the budget-friendly camp: you're getting solid bones and a thoughtful layout rather than premium finishes, so minor fit-and-finish details are worth inspecting at delivery. For a first trailer that won't demand a new truck, the 22RBC covers the basics without a lot of compromise.
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Travel trailers that share features with the Puma XLE Lite 22RBC, like front bedroom, rear bedroom and bunk beds.
