On this podcast episode, we return with Part 2 of our top picks from the Florida RV SuperShow, one of the largest and most exciting RV events of the year. Last week, we covered Alliance, Brinkley, and nuCamp, diving deep into the buzz and reputation of those brands. This week, we’re highlighting six more standout RVs that caught our attention, including options for families, solo travelers, and adventure seekers alike. Let’s dive in.
inTech Aucta Sycamore: A Spacious, Versatile Travel Trailer
Show Price: $86,500
inTech is known for its high-quality aluminum construction, and the Aucta Sycamore is no exception. This is the largest travel trailer the company has ever built, coming in at 30 feet long with a UVW around 7,000 pounds and CCC between 2,300-2,600 pounds. It features a panoramic front window that allows for stunning campsite views and a sleek, modern design.
What really makes the Aucta Sycamore stand out is its bunk room, which isn’t just for sleeping—it’s a multi-functional flex space that can serve as an office, lounge, or gear storage area thanks to its cargo door. Families with kids or remote-working RVers will love the adaptability of this design. If you’ve admired InTech’s smaller trailers but wanted more space, this is one to check out.
Jayco Redhawk SE 31FF: A Budget-Friendly Family Class C
Show Price: $94,995
Finding a Class C motorhome under $100K is a rare feat these days, but the Jayco Redhawk SE 31FF delivers. Built on a Ford E450 chassis, this budget-friendly Class C is designed with families in mind. It sleeps five people without needing to convert a bed, and if you convert the dinette, you can accommodate up to seven. The layout provides privacy for parents, a spacious bunk area for kids, and plenty of seating.
One design compromise is the narrow entrance to the master bedroom, which some may find a bit tight. Additionally, while the rig offers great sleeping space, counter space in the kitchen is limited—something to consider if you love to cook while traveling. If you’re in the market for an affordable, well-designed Class C, this one should be on your radar.
Airstream Basecamp 16: Small But Mighty
MSRP: $48,300
We couldn’t resist revisiting the Airstream Basecamp 16, a trailer we’ve owned in the past and still wish we hadn’t sold. This compact adventure trailer is perfect for solo travelers or couples who want an easy-to-tow, highly functional space. The front kitchen layout and wrap-around windows make it feel much larger than its footprint suggests.
If you’re looking for a small trailer that can handle off-grid adventures but still provides comfort, the Basecamp 16 remains one of the best options on the market. With an MSRP of $48,300, it offers an affordable entry into the Airstream lifestyle.
Westfalia Wave Pop-Top: Bringing a Vibe to Class B Vans
Show Price: $151,832
Westfalia has made a splash with the Wave Pop-Top Class B camper van. Unlike many Class Bs that stick to neutral tones and predictable designs, this one offers fun color choices like Spitfire Orange and Cherry Red Crystal, giving it a distinct personality.
Built on a Ram Promaster chassis, the Wave Pop-Top features a pop-up roof for extra sleeping space, a flexible seating arrangement, and a spacious rear cargo area that can easily accommodate e-bikes or adventure gear. With its cool, modern graphics and fun aesthetic, this camper van is designed for younger van lifers—or anyone who wants to feel young!
Wingamm Oasi 540.1: A Compact, European-Style Motorhome
Show Price: $180,000
One of the most unique motorhomes at the SuperShow was the Wingamm Oasi 540.1, a micro-motorhome that combines European efficiency with high-end materials. Built on a Ram Promaster chassis, this 18-foot-long rig has a fully fiberglass shell that the company claims is impervious to leaks.
What makes the Oasi 540.1 stand out is its incredible use of space. The manual drop-down bed allows the main living area to feel open and spacious during the day, then easily converts into a sleeping area at night. If you’re willing to commit to pulling your bed down each night, this motorhome provides a high level of comfort in a compact, maneuverable package.
Modern Buggy Little Buggy 12LRK: A Teardrop With a Twist
MSRP: $21,900
For those looking for a rugged, lightweight teardrop trailer, the Modern Buggy Little Buggy 12LRK is a fantastic option. Measuring just under 15 feet and weighing 1,575 pounds, this trailer is easy to tow with a variety of vehicles.
The standout feature is its rear kitchen, which is well-designed and highly functional. Inside, you’ll find a bed that converts into a couch, along with a spacious front gear box for extra storage. The trailer also comes with rugged tires and torsion axles, with an option to upgrade to Timbren suspension for those planning more off-road adventures.
Florida RV SuperShow Standouts
That’s a wrap on Part 2 of our favorite picks from the Florida RV SuperShow! From InTech’s largest travel trailer to Wingamm’s European-style micro motorhome, this year’s show had an impressive variety of rigs catering to every type of RVer.
Missed Part 1 of our coverage? Be sure to check it out for our in-depth look at Alliance, Brinkley, and NuCamp. And don’t forget to join the conversation in The RV Atlas Facebook group—we’d love to hear which rigs caught your eye at this year’s Supershow!
Stay tuned for more RV reviews, travel inspiration, and campground recommendations in upcoming episodes of The RV Atlas! Happy camping!
