The Great Outdoors RV, a dealership based in Greeley, Colorado, has announced the availability of new 2025 and 2026 recreational vehicles, adding to its inventory the XLR Nitro fifth-wheel toy haulers from Forest River, along with other models. This expansion aims to assist customers in comparing different RV types, such as toy haulers, folding campers, and Class C motorhomes, based on floorplans, sleeping capacities, storage configurations, towing requirements, and vehicle specifications.
The dealership's updated selection includes models designed for a range of travel needs, from compact camping setups to larger layouts with additional living and cargo space. Among the highlights are the Forest River XLR Nitro toy haulers, which offer dedicated garage areas for ATVs, motorcycles, dirt bikes, and other equipment, along with living accommodations. These fifth-wheel toy haulers feature sleeping space for up to eight people, with some models including three slide-outs, bath-and-a-half layouts, kitchen islands, and loft sleeping areas. The multiple floorplans allow customers to compare storage needs, group size, and camping preferences.
For those seeking lighter options, The Great Outdoors RV has added 2026 Forest River Rockwood Freedom Series folding campers, including the 2270FT and 2380FT models. These pop-up campers offer sleeping capacity for up to six occupants and have approximate listed weights ranging from 2,478 to 2,518 pounds. With floorplans measuring approximately 17 to 19 feet, they provide a compact and lightweight choice for family camping and recreational travel, with slide-out availability on selected models.
In the motorized category, the dealership now offers Gulf Stream Conquest Class C motorhomes, including the 2026 Conquest 6314D and 6320D models. These motorhomes are equipped with a Ford 7.3L V8 engine producing 350 horsepower, two slide-outs, and sleeping space for six travelers. Floorplans measure approximately 31 to 33 feet, offering an integrated driving and living setup for those who prefer a motorized RV option.
“RV customers are reviewing details such as floorplans, storage space, sleeping capacity, and vehicle specifications when selecting an RV,” said Billy Long, General Manager at The Great Outdoors RV. “Having multiple RV categories available allows customers to compare models based on their planned use and travel requirements.”
The dealership's expanded inventory supports different travel styles, whether customers are looking for a lightweight camper for weekend trips or a larger toy hauler for hauling recreational gear. With a variety of floorplans and features, The Great Outdoors RV aims to help customers find an RV that fits their needs.
For more information about the available models, interested parties can visit The Great Outdoors RV's website at https://www.thegreatoutdoorsrv.com/.
