They said they'd NEVER do it.. BUT THEY DID!! 2025 Rockwood Geo Pro 20FKS Travel Trailer

The sink is WAY too small for that much cooking space. 😮

I think I'd prefer the tv stay where it is. If you lower it, I could see myself hitting it with my shoulder as I walk past. Yes, I'm clumsy. Love the large oven included.

Ooooooooo! LOVE the tandem axle! And the numbers work for my mid-size truck, too! (Nissan Frontier SV 4WD). FWIW, I'd prefer the single dump connection under the slide. Actually, I'd prefer no slide and a dinette. But it's just me and my dog, so... Really nice kitchen. It has more counter space than my current sticks n' bricks kitchen, LOL! A little bigger (or double side) sink would be nice though. (Am I the only one that likes to wash in one side and rinse in the other? How are people doing dishes with a single sink? LOL) I'll be watching to see if they do a tandem axle with no slide and a dinette. (preferably without bunk beds, too...but that's not a deal breaker...). I have the estimate in hand to order a custom cargo trailer in the spring, but GeoPro was my first choice—if only it was a tandem axle, so there's still time...

Love this floor plan, but the east/west bed and lack of storage are problems.

I really like this for a couples. I would use bunk for storage in boxes.

tandem but still crappy cargo capacity, just little over 1,000lbs. so why do you need tandem for under 5000 lbs max 😮

Hypothetically; should one settle on buying any ‘Ol camper, or should one wait and the buy the camper that they truly want?

It's good they are going dual axle, catching up to their corporate sibling Rockwood Mini-Lite. Are these two becoming almost identical twins like Ford and Mercury? This camper is not for me though, need a couples camper with a bed you can access both sides.

It really is not a big deal when you have the double sewer lines. I love this little guy.

Hopefully they use this not just for where the total trailer weight is getting high, but also to address the notoriously high hitch weights on these. There are TONS of tow vehicles that can easily handle the GVWR of Geo Pros but can’t handle the hitch weight of them. Supposedly you want that between 10% and 15% of the trailer weight, but they make floorplans that shipped at 14-19% empty, with passthrough storage compartments where your heaviest stuff will get packed at the very front along with the battery, so you end up running 20%+ instead…

Of course, I still want to see an adjustable axle/suspension system that can be shifted fore and aft to get the right load balance for your particular cargo… (I have one of their “toy hauler” layouts, so have the worst of this situation as I put less than a hundred pounds of dog kennels and beds where they’re expecting 500-1000 pounds of ATV or motorcycle, which is a problem.)

I don't think I could fit all of me in that bathroom LMAO!

Nice little trailer, like the tandem axels and imagine brakes on both axels. Showing travel mode is much appreciated.

A lot of the single axles on the market need to be tandems and a lot of the 32’ plus need to be triples. We almost bought a 17JG now a JW and it had 100lbs more tongue than my 264BH empty yet it was 10’ shorter. This will really change how this camper tows.

I've seen a video on this model recently....

3 things: I think the kitchen sink is way too small, there is no leg room while sitting on the toilet, and the east west bed "might be" a possible problem... or not lol 😉

Also: wondering why the solar panels are on the same side? (Im just talking about even weight distribution)..

And what are the pros and cons of having the flat post or a wheel on the power hitch? I'm just thinking what would I have to put under a wheel while parked on a sandy beach... School me Josh !

Everything else about this model is 👍🏼

This is wonderful. Would have liked a 2burner stove without oven, but it's good!

This one checks all the boxes for me.

10/10 no notes. 🎉

I really appreciate your narratives on the features RV have, in regards to how effective or practical they are. I’m looking to upgrade to a larger floor plan with multiple features and upgrades.

Wow, I like it!!

Good Morning Uncle Josh! Great video as always!🎉 i think it's great to see more companies adding tandem axles on their smaller trailers.
Forest river has an R-pod Floorplan with independent suspension and tandem axles which I love. RP 203.
P.s. we hope to see you next year at the Hershey RV show!

I am going to purchase a dehumidifier tonight. I watched your video last night. Thx again George the Canadian

Great review thanks for sharing 🍻

Would have been great if it had a walk-around bed.

Solid floor plan. I like it

I think that’s small enough for my Ford Freaking Ranger (with max tow). Awesome 🤩

Not bad for a small camper, more storage than most. But the sideways bed is begging for mold on 3 sides.

Thanks for another video! It's part of my nightly routine. This is a great solo/single parent camper! Some tie downs in the walls by the bed similar to the bathroom for a shelf net would be really useful if you don't have a kid going along. Definitely square sink. The power popups are perfect.

“F&$k it, well do it live” LOL

This is a great rv, as a grandma with little ones , that tiny tub is great, so often camping at lake areas the kids get dirty and the water is cold and so having a mini bath to clean and warm up a bit is sooooo nice.

We are a couple with no grandkids to bring along, so we would not need the bunk. That said, we do a lot of adventuring (mountain biking, hiking) and each have a full duffel of clothes just for those things. I would never want to just throw the duffels on the bunk platform — way too awkward, plus that stuff’s going to fly around on bumpy roads unless you also figure out how to tie it all down. Although I love the kitchen space (but lose the oven, please, and replace with just a cooktop with storage underneath), and the bathroom and couch seating would work for us, there’s no way we could make this work for us without exchanging the bunk for cabinets. Our current trailer (a 2008 FunFinder X210) offered that option when they were in production and our model has the cabinets, which we use fully (plus the under-bed storage and the storage under the dinette).

The sink is pathetic

I would rather have a dinette than the couch so you can sit and look out the window on a rainy day instead of sitting on a couch looking at the bathroom.

As a 25fks owner. This excites me😊

Not a fan of that layout. Hopefully they have some better layouts

Have loved my 19fbs for the 6th season this year and have prayed for a tandem. Hope they do more models!

I’ve always loved the GeoPro sizing and look, but the single axle holds me back. I love that this is now being considered. Next on my “must have” list is a north/south bed (preferably NOT a Murphy bed).

The dual axe is a great idea. I don't camp anywhere near paved roads or cell service, so having the extra axel to distribute weight reduces wear and tear on gravel roads.

Hey, love the videos you do and how you include minute details. I especially love how you show every nook and cranny of storage. My question though is do you remember the camper model, not sure what brand, where it's this layout but the bathroom and the kitchen are switched? Much appreciated!

Nice video. Like that floor plan, and the tandem axles will give a smoother and more stable ride.

Are RVs still terribly built for the price?

If they would do tandem axles on the 20FBS I would buy one... Maybe next year....?

I would love to see the G19DBH! I love the bunk over the bed, gives options for families with kids that want to tow small

This is great, which they had a double over bunk model with the dual axle.

I love your videos as always! We camp 4-5 months of the year and are looking to downsize. There are too many parks that we can't find 24 foot spots, but 22 foot and below are available. I love this camper, however I wish that Rockwood would give an option of storage cabinets over the queen vs the bunk bed. Additionally, I wish they had sewer hose storage. The two gray tank lines aren't ideal, but I could work with that. That seems like a simple add on. I never considered geo pro, but now that they have a tandem axle I look forward to seeing if they make any tweaks to the next model year. Thanks again!

I don't mind the kitchen and we ❤LOVE ❤ the oven.

The tv seems to be too high and too close.

The bed is a bed that makes one person crawl over their spouse.

But we do ❤ LOVE ❤the WINDOWS, yay!!

The bathroom is very TIGHT!

Oh Uncle Josh, I felt that pain when you hit you shin on that knob, oooo ouch!!

Take care of your shin my friend! 😅😂

❤ your friend,
Didi 🎉

Adding a vote for g19FBS with dual axle.

Once again, Rockwood really sets the bar. I really enjoy their models.
so what now? Hmm...I can only speak from my perspective. I am an older single professional, work remotely, so I need a dedicated office space, or the ability to transform something into a dedicated office. a decently sized table for my computing needs, a storage section that is set up to allow a PC to rest there (access, airflow, etc). If they could add that to something like this model It would be heaven for me. Also I'd like to see some models take into account a single occupancy concept. like in this case, the top bunk for a single person is wasted space. It would be better to have an option to replace that with modular shelving or something more adaptable to a single persons lifestyle.

Thermo Foil? That's a strong point? Really!