As we enter, you’ll notice the dinette on the campsite side. This setup is great because it allows you to enjoy your meals and coffee while looking out at your campsite, not your neighbors. If you need extra sleeping space, this dinette can convert into a bed. Just remove the legs, and the table drops down. Plus, the roller shades offer upgraded privacy and light control. Moving into the living area, you’ll see a few standout features. This unit comes with a ducted AC system, which is quite uncommon for smaller trailers. It’s a great feature because it distributes cool air throughout the space, and it has a quick dump mode to cool down the main area faster. You also have LED lights and a multimedia center here that controls both the inside and outside speakers and has Bluetooth capability. Let’s check out the bathroom next. Here you have a wardrobe with plenty of hanging space and some zippered storage compartments for extra convenience. The bathroom also features a neo-angle shower with a skylight above. There’s a countertop with additional storage underneath, and a handy spot for a small trash can or toilet paper. Now, let’s head to the kitchen, which is one of my favorite parts of this unit. You’ll find a 10.7 cubic foot 12-volt fridge here—much larger than the typical size in small trailers and it runs off your battery, so you’re set even when boondocking. The kitchen includes a microwave, a three-burner cooktop with a glass cover for extra prep space, and a large double-bowl sink with a handy cover that doubles as a drying rack. There are plenty of drawers for utensils and cookware, and the furnace is conveniently located underneath. Moving towards the front of the trailer, you’ll see the Murphy bed area. This jackknife sofa is simple to convert into a bed—just fold it down, undo the locks on each side, and you’re set. It’s easy to use, and you can leave the bed made up if you like. There’s also a shelf up top for added storage. Let’s take a look outside. At the front, you have a power tongue jack which makes hooking up and disconnecting a breeze. Behind that, there are two 20-pound propane tanks with a cover, and there’s a battery disconnect switch—a rare but fantastic feature on a trailer this size. For storage, you’ve got a pass-through compartment and additional space that’s accessible for winterization. The power awning comes with an LED light strip for nighttime ambiance, and you have two outside speakers connected to the multimedia center inside. The steps are solid and sturdy, and there’s an electrical outlet outside for any gadgets you might need. The back features a spare tire with a cover and a square tubular bumper for convenient hose storage. The JT Strong Arm stabilizers provide extra stability, and the backup camera prep makes installing a camera easy and cost-effective. Finally, you have your cable and satellite inlets, as well as the fresh water fill if you’re camping without a city water connection. That wraps up our tour of the 2019 Wildwood X-Lite 171 RB XL. If you’re interested in this travel trailer and want more details on pricing and availability, give us a call 705-741-4155.