NEW 2024 Gulf Stream Ameri-lite 20RBS

Exterior:
The exterior of the Ameri-lite 20RBS is crafted with durability and style in mind. Measuring approximately 24 feet in length and weighing around 3,500 pounds, this lightweight trailer is easily towable by a variety of vehicles, making it perfect for both weekend getaways and extended trips. LED exterior lighting ensures visibility and ambiance, while the power awning provides shade and protection from the elements. With its aerodynamic design, this trailer offers smooth towing and improved fuel efficiency, allowing you to explore with ease.

Interior:
Step inside the Ameri-lite 20RBS and discover a spacious and inviting interior that maximizes comfort and functionality. The main living area features plush seating and a dinette, perfect for relaxing or enjoying meals with family and friends. The modern kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances, including a refrigerator, three-burner stove, microwave, and ample storage space for all your cooking essentials. Large windows flood the space with natural light, creating a bright and airy atmosphere.

Sleeping Arrangements:
The Ameri-lite 20RBS offers comfortable sleeping accommodations for up to four individuals, ensuring everyone gets a restful night's sleep. The private master bedroom features a queen-sized bed with overhead storage and bedside wardrobes, providing a peaceful retreat after a day of adventure. For additional guests, the dinette can be converted into a cozy sleeping area, offering flexibility and convenience.

Features:
Packed with innovative features and amenities, the Ameri-lite 20RBS is designed to enhance your camping experience. Stay entertained with the built-in entertainment center, complete with a TV and stereo system. The ducted air conditioning and optional furnace ensure optimal comfort in any climate, while the spacious bathroom features a shower, toilet, and sink. With generous freshwater, gray water, and black water tank capacities, you can enjoy extended trips without worrying about running out of essential resources.