The Great Outdoors RV, a dealership in Greeley, Colorado, has expanded its inventory with new 2025 and 2026 recreational vehicles, including the Forest River XLR Nitro fifth-wheel toy haulers, Rockwood Freedom Series pop-up campers, and Gulf Stream Conquest Class C motorhomes. This update provides customers with more options when comparing RVs for family camping, outdoor recreation, and road travel.
The addition of the XLR Nitro toy haulers addresses the needs of travelers who require dedicated cargo space for equipment such as ATVs, motorcycles, and dirt bikes, while still offering comfortable living quarters. These fifth-wheel models feature sleeping space for up to eight people, with select floorplans including three slide-outs, bath-and-a-half layouts, kitchen islands, and loft sleeping areas. The garage areas are designed to transport recreational gear, making these units suitable for adventure-focused families.
For those seeking a lighter and more compact option, the dealership now offers the 2026 Forest River Rockwood Freedom Series folding campers, specifically the 2270FT and 2380FT models. These pop-up campers have sleeping capacities for up to six occupants and approximate listed weights ranging from 2,478 to 2,518 pounds. With floorplans measuring roughly 17 to 19 feet and slide-out availability on selected models, they provide a convenient choice for family camping without the need for a heavy-duty tow vehicle.
In the motorized category, the Gulf Stream Conquest Class C motorhomes are now available, including the 2026 Conquest 6314D and 6320D models. These units are powered by a Ford 7.3L V8 engine producing 350 horsepower and include two slide-outs, sleeping space for six travelers, and floorplans measuring approximately 31 to 33 feet. The integrated driving and living setup appeals to those who prefer a motorhome for ease of travel.
Billy Long, General Manager at The Great Outdoors RV, emphasized the importance of offering a diverse range of RVs. “RV customers are reviewing details such as floorplans, storage space, sleeping capacity, and vehicle specifications when selecting an RV,” he said. “Having multiple RV categories available allows customers to compare models based on their planned use and travel requirements.”
When choosing an RV, shoppers often consider factors like floorplan design, storage capacity, engine specifications, towing requirements, and available equipment. Different RV categories serve different travel styles, from lightweight pop-up campers to spacious toy haulers and motorhomes. The new inventory at The Great Outdoors RV aims to support these varied needs.
For more information about the available models and to compare specifications, interested customers can visit the dealership's website at The Great Outdoors RV.
