If you’re new to the RV lifestyle, it can be a little overwhelming. There are so many options and floorplans to choose from. Fifth-wheel or travel trailer? How many people will you be traveling with? When do you plan on doing most of your traveling? What climate are you in? These and many more questions need to be answered before you make an investment in a house on wheels. After all, you want to get the most bang for your buck. There’s no sense in spending your hard earned dollars on features you will never use or an RV that doesn’t suit your needs. The Rockwood Windjammer is right up your alley for affordability and features that you’re looking for.
Spacious Floorplans
With an optional Super Slide-Out, you’ve got the ability to add a 67″ sofa and 44″ dinette, free standing table and chairs or a massive 48″ x 83″ King U dinette booth that will provide plenty of space for you to take your family out for a long weekend and not have everyone sitting on top of each other. If you’re a movie buff, you also have the option of movie theater seating instead of a sofa. Windjammer RVs are built with a V-shaped front to add to the space inside and provide an aerodynamic drive.
Kitchen Essentials
If you’re like me, you would rather cook in your RV than go out to eat. It’s cheaper that way and it provides plenty of quality time with the family by providing a home-cooked meal. With the WIndjammer, the standard kitchen features are enough to make you never want to go out to eat again! A 22″ gas oven, microwave oven, a 3-burner, high output gas range with a glass top stove, and an auto gas/electric refrigerator are just a few of the reasons to use your RV kitchen to its fullest potential.
Optional Upgrades
If you’re looking for an RV that meets all of your needs, you’ll have to take a look at the optional upgrades for the Rockwood Windjammer.
- Residential Serta® Mattress Upgrade
- Heated Mattress
- Hide-A-Bed Air Mattress
- Fireplace
- Tinted Bonded Frameless Windows
- Shielded Awning Covers
- Stainless Steel Appliances
Exterior Features
A fully laminated aluminum front, sidewall and roof frame is a lightweight way to build a strong RV and save a little money on gas. Outdoor television hook-ups mean you can sit out by the fire and not miss the big game. After all, RVing is about being comfortable when you’re away from home, exploring some of the most beautiful parts of the country. An outdoor shower ensures that you don’t get your RV’s interior dirty after having spent the day at the lake or out on the hiking trail.
If you’re in the market for an affordable RV, check out our stock of the Rockwood Windjammer. We’re sure you’ll be impressed.
