The Great Outdoors RV, a Greeley, Colorado-based dealership, has announced the availability of new 2025 and 2026 recreational vehicle inventory, including the XLR Nitro toy hauler lineup from Forest River. The update adds options for customers comparing fifth-wheel toy haulers, folding campers, and Class C motorhomes for outdoor recreation, family camping, and road travel.
The dealership's expanded selection aims to support customers in evaluating RVs based on floorplans, sleeping capacities, storage configurations, towing requirements, and vehicle specifications. Available models range from compact camping setups to larger layouts with additional living and cargo space.
Among the new arrivals are Forest River XLR Nitro fifth-wheel toy haulers, designed for travelers who need dedicated storage for recreational equipment alongside interior living accommodations. Key features include sleeping space for up to eight people, three slide-outs on selected floorplans, bath-and-a-half layouts on some models, kitchen island designs, loft sleeping areas, and garage areas for ATVs, motorcycles, dirt bikes, and other gear. This lineup provides multiple floorplan choices for customers comparing storage needs, group size, and camping preferences.
For those seeking lighter options, the dealership 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, approximate listed weights from 2,478 to 2,518 pounds, and floorplans measuring roughly 17 to 19 feet. Slide-out availability on selected models enhances comfort, making these units a practical choice for family camping and compact travel.
The motorized inventory now includes Gulf Stream Conquest Class C motorhomes, such as the 2026 Conquest 6314D and 6320D models. These coaches feature a Ford 7.3L V8 engine producing 350 horsepower, two slide-outs, sleeping space for six travelers, and floorplans measuring approximately 31 to 33 feet. The Conquest motorhome offers an integrated driving and living setup for those who prefer a motorized RV option.
RV shoppers often compare factors like floorplan design, storage capacity, engine specifications, towing requirements, and available equipment. Different RV categories support distinct travel styles, from lightweight camping setups to larger toy haulers and motorized coaches. According to Billy Long, General Manager at The Great Outdoors RV, “RV customers are reviewing details such as floorplans, storage space, sleeping capacity, and vehicle specifications when selecting an RV. Having multiple RV categories available allows customers to compare models based on their planned use and travel requirements.”
The expanded inventory reflects a broader trend in the RV industry toward offering diverse options to meet varying consumer demands, from weekend campers to full-time travelers. For business leaders, this signals continued investment in recreational vehicle segments that cater to both leisure and utility needs, potentially influencing market strategies for manufacturers and dealers alike.
For more information, visit The Great Outdoors RV.
