Destination Trailers

Destination trailers are designed to be towed once to a campsite and then stay there — most aren't legally roadworthy past 4-6 trips a year. They're closer to a park model home than a traditional RV: 35-40+ feet long, residential-grade appliances, double-pane windows, large sliding glass doors, and often a real porch. Tow ratings exceed most non-commercial vehicles' capacity — moving one usually requires hiring a transport service.

In catalog

11

Length

27.75–45 feet

Sleeps

4

Best for

Buyers wanting a part-time vacation home on a fixed lot
Long-stay seasonal owners (snowbird campgrounds, lake lots)

Not for

Anyone wanting to actually travel with the RV

Featured destination trailers in our catalog

2026 Forest River Cherokee Timberwolf 16ML

27.75 ft · sleeps 4

2026 Forest River Cherokee Timberwolf 20OG

35.67 ft · sleeps 4

2026 Forest River Cherokee Timberwolf 27MDK

35.92 ft · sleeps 4

2026 Forest River Cherokee Timberwolf 39TN

40.58 ft · sleeps 4

2026 Forest River Cherokee Timberwolf 39DL

42.67 ft · sleeps 4

2026 Forest River Cherokee Timberwolf 39NA

42.67 ft · sleeps 4

Top brands making destination trailers

Forest River 11 models

Compare to other RV classes

Class A Motorhomes Class B Camper Vans Class B+ Motorhomes Class C Motorhomes Expandable Trailers Fifth Wheels Folding Campers (Pop-Ups)Super C Motorhomes Toy Haulers Travel Trailers

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