The Aspen Trail 391LOFT is essentially a “tiny home” on wheels. Classified as a Destination Trailer (or Park Model), it’s designed for long-term stays at a campsite rather than frequent cross-country road trips.

Its standout feature is the dual-loft configuration, which provides massive sleeping capacity without sacrificing the “residential” feel of the main floor.

Key Floorplan Highlights

1. The Loft Area

Unlike standard travel trailers, the 391LOFT utilizes its high ceilings to create an upper level.

• Dual Sections: Usually features two separate loft “rooms” accessed by stairs (not ladders).

• Usage: Perfect for kids, grand-kids, or extra storage. It keeps the “bedroom” clutter off the main floor.

2. The Master Suite

• Located at the rear of the unit for maximum privacy.

• Features a King-size bed and a large wardrobe.

• Includes washer/dryer prep, making it viable for full-time seasonal living.

3. Living & Kitchen Space

• Residential Feel: Features a sliding glass patio door, which lets in a ton of natural light.

• Full Kitchen: Comes with a residential-sized refrigerator, a 3-burner range, and often a kitchen island for prep work.

• High Ceilings: The “cathedral” style ceilings prevent that cramped “RV feel.”

Why Choose This Model?

Pro-tip: This trailer is heavy. Because of its height and weight, you’ll want a professional hauler or a heavy-duty truck to move it. It is built to be “set and forget” at a beautiful lake or mountain lot.

• Social Layout: The central living area with opposing slides creates a wide-open floor space for entertaining.

• Climate Control: Most come with a 35k BTU furnace and a high-output AC to handle the large interior volume.

• Residential Amenities: Porcelain toilets, large showers, and “real” furniture make it feel like a cabin.