2026 JAYCO JAY FEATHER 17BHSL AIR,

Jayco Jay Feather Air SL 17BHSL, VIN 1UJBB0AJ1T1MA0203, is a 2026 ultralight bunkhouse that delivers real Jayco build quality in a compact, easy-tow package. The window sticker shows an unloaded vehicle weight of 2,961 lb, a length of about 21' 3", and an exterior height of roughly 10' 1" (120.88"), so it stays firmly in half-ton and many midsize-SUV territory without giving up full hard-side comfort. With a 30-gallon fresh tank and 20-gallon gray and black tanks, plus a tankless water heater and 19,000 BTU furnace, it is set up for long weekends and extended road trips rather than just a quick overnight.

The Jay Feather Air SL line is built on a fully integrated A-frame with galvanized-steel, impact-resistant wheel wells, so the frame and running gear are designed to handle real-world roads instead of just sitting in a campground. Up top, Jayco uses its Magnum Truss roof system engineered to be significantly stronger than typical RV roofs capped with a PVC roofing membrane backed by a limited lifetime warranty. That combination gives you a roof you can actually trust when you are under trees, in heavy rain, or dealing with snow load.

The 17BHSL floorplan hits a sweet spot for young families and couples who want a small coach with real beds. You get a front queen bed, rear double bunks, and a booth dinette that can convert for an extra guest, so sleeping capacity is up to five or six people depending on how you use the dinette. At a little over 21 feet long and 8 feet wide, the trailer still fits easily into older state-park sites and smaller private campgrounds, while the 10' power awning creates a comfortable outdoor living zone right off the main entry.

The galley is built around practical, campsite-friendly equipment. A two-burner cooktop, microwave oven, and 5 cu. ft. 12V refrigerator give you everything you need for day-to-day meals without the complexity and weight of a big slide kitchen. Residential-style kitchen countertops, a high-rise faucet, and overhead cabinets keep the space feeling more like a modern tiny home than a stripped-down camper. The 12V fridge sips power and stays cold while you tow, which is ideal when you are running between Fargo and the lake, or taking a longer trip to the Black Hills or the North Shore.

In the rear, the bunk beds and bathroom are laid out to keep mornings and bedtimes simple. The bunks are rated at 300 600 lb depending on position, so they work for kids and most adults without feeling flimsy. The bathroom includes a 36" tub/shower combo and a marine-grade toilet with foot flush,