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What if a Popup DIDN'T suck? 2025 Rockwood 1910FT Fold Down Tent Camper

Josh the RV Nerd at Bish's RV

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NEW MODEL! 2025 Rockwood 1910FT / Flagstaff 191MT Pop Up Fold Down Tent camper
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Weights & Measures:
Hitch 220lbs
Max 3,220bs
Empty 2,173lbs
Cargo 1,047lbs
Length 16'7"
Width 7ft
Height 5ft (Closed)
Fresh 20gal
Gray None
Black None

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20 Comments

@dinospumoni8860 1 year ago

Just something about pop ups and tents makes camping feel more authentic to me.

@cablemanf250 1 year ago

Started in a tent 50+ years ago, then pop-up, back to tent, then 2-man Military tent, then my own pop-up and now our 2nd travel trailer, Damm I'm old😂

@TheseusAtLarge 1 year ago

Hey Josh! Thanks for showing a Pop-up. I know that they are a small segment of the RV industry but they are still a lot of fun and a great first camper.

@Parakeetville 1 year ago

I have a place in my heart for the pop-up. I still have my old one, 2000 Dutchmen. I love the feeling of sleeping outdoors, but indoors and off the ground. I love that they've done the through the wall A/C, much like the mods done by people on the older units, today. It works! Love the bunk strip lights. If I could still use a pop-up for my primary camping, I would, but daughter's special needs pushed us in a 22rb Jay Feather this past year. I hope the love for pop-ups never fades. Thanks Josh.

@TWOMINUTETIPS4WOODTURNERS 13 days ago

When I was a kid in the 60's we took our tent trailer and at one point we were in Zion NP in Utah and it was 112 degrees and we had NO air conditioning. All cooking was outside, even in the thunderstorm.

@we_dont_care-y4h 1 year ago

My grandparents had an Apache pop up. When I was a kid. It was a great little camper. It had fiberglass walls & plexiglass windows. It slept 8 people. My grandparents & five grandkids. We'd camp every summer in it. At Cloud 9 Ranch. Great memories.

@stephenj2014 1 year ago

Watching this video as Bish shows all the new features with excitement looking at my 2012 Flagstaff that has all these features makes me so happy lol... well it has everything except the obnoxious bright lighting and electric heater.

Originally our pop up was a compromise due to space, I didn't want to pay to store it somewhere and have it off property but over the years I've grown to love our pop up, it tows easily, my gas mileage isn't horrendous and I can have the whole thing setup in under 20 min.

@nadasurf9009 2 months ago

I'M BLESSED TO HAVE A MINT 1975 APACHE RAMADA HARDSIDED POPUP

@jtoepke9763 1 year ago

2011-2022 was our last popup with minimal cost & maximum memories. A great addition was popup gizmo bunk end covers. Helped keep camper cooler & top cleaner. Thank you FR for keeping a smaller option for novice (future) Rv buyers. Thank you Josh for reviewing what other channels pass by.

@dean.j.meester 10 days ago

Love the layout inside. Looks like they are not offering it on new models, :-(, but there are used models out there.

@martaleary5598 1 year ago

Loved the first and only pop up we had when we re-started camping again like 8 years ago it was a used Flagstaff and it worked great.
Their products are solid!!! Great memories ❤️ Thank you Josh! This new one is really cute and love the ac/ and heater in that location! He eat little unit! 👍

@larrybenson902 1 year ago

We love our 26 year old, Coachmen pop-up with a slide out and a marine toilet. We still love camping in it. It's starting to show it's age (like me) and manually cranking it up seems a bit harder now, more due to me than than camper. Love the fact it can sleep up to 7, so our friends have a place to sleep with then visit camp. Easy to tow, easy to store at our house.

@YvonneVanHorn 2 months ago

Just took a road trip to California in my Rockwood 1940LTD. LOVE camping in a pop-up. EASY towing too!

@gregglasner7662 1 year ago

We had a used Lionel pop up for many years loved it

@ek8137 1 year ago

Thanks for taking time to do a pop-up my man! Removeable cook top and bunk fans are a must though. And not sure about black canvas to attract the sun. THE Best is no $70,000 pickup truck required! Can't beat and ol' fashioned style pop up. At 2100 lbs with A/C, electric heat, hot water, and power lift? Well done! We love our popup. We paid $3500 CDN for our used 2007 Rockwood Freedom 1940 LTD in 2017 and easily tow it with our Dodge caravan. Looking for a travel trailer now. Keep up the great work Josh!

@killcode_hb5314 10 months ago

Currently living in one of these and recently finished insulating and water proofing it I LOVE MY BABY

@713halliwell 1 year ago

I loved the pop up I had as a kid. It was the high wall and had a slide dinette. I always thought that was cool and the high wall having taller counters.

@markmccardia9282 1 year ago

Just bought my first trailer after listening to Josh. But still enjoying listening and learning !

@golfinguy75 3 months ago

We have this camper and love it! Only issue is trying to figure out how to get a bike rack on it.

@ndguam 1 year ago

Palomino made one of the best equipped pop up campers available. The one my parents had was equipped with a fridge, 4-burner stove w/oven, SS sink, and of course the furnace, and that was standard equipment.