Manufacturer floor plan
The 2706WS and the 2706BH
Put Forest River's 2024 drawing of the 2706WS, as RVUSA shows it, next to its 2027 drawing of the 2706BH and most of the plan matches. Both put 48 x 76 inch bunks in the rear door-side corner with a fridge in the bunk area, the bath in the rear off-door corner, an outside kitchen on the back of the curb side, a 60 inch theater seat and 44 x 81 inch U-dinette in the off-door slide, a walk-in pantry, and a 60 x 80 inch queen at the front. Both have two Solid Step entries and a 24 ft 6 in awning.
The difference on the drawings is the bedroom. The 2706WS has its wardrobe in a small second slide beside the queen; the 2706BH has one slide and a wardrobe on each side of the bed. On the figures, the 2706BH is the same length, 225 lb lighter, with a GVWR 97 lb lower, and it lists one fewer sleeping place.
RVUSA's 2024 Rockwood Ultra Lite 2706WS page and drawing →2706WS figures for 2024, its final year in RVUSA's guide
A plan that was redrawn partway through
Buyers of a used 2706WS should know which version they are looking at. The 2020 drawing RVUSA shows has one entry door, 48 x 78 inch double-over-double bunks, and a 60 x 74 inch queen. The 2024 drawing has two entry doors, the walk-in pantry, and the 60 x 80 inch queen. RVUSA's table switches from one door to two at 2021, the same year its dry weight figure rises, so a 2018 unit and a 2023 unit sold under one name are different trailers inside.
On the 2024 figures, the margin between dry weight and GVWR is 1,411 lb for a plan RVUSA lists as sleeping 8. That is arithmetic, and it is the number to hold against a family's gear, food, and water, since the bunks invite a full load.
The 2706WS year by year
RVUSA lists the plan from 2017 to 2024. Each line opens that year's page; use it to match a listing to its year.
- 2024 2706WS32 ft 10 in long, 7,310 lb dry, 8,721 lb GVWR, 921 lb hitch, sleeps up to 8
- 2023 2706WS32 ft 10 in long, 7,310 lb dry, 8,721 lb GVWR, 921 lb hitch, sleeps up to 8
- 2022 2706WS32 ft 10 in long, 7,310 lb dry, 8,721 lb GVWR, 921 lb hitch, sleeps up to 8
- 2021 2706WS32 ft 10 in long, 7,310 lb dry, 8,721 lb GVWR, 921 lb hitch, sleeps up to 8
- 2020 2706WS32 ft 10 in long, 6,740 lb dry, 8,844 lb GVWR, 844 lb hitch, sleeps up to 6
- 2019 2706WS32 ft 10 in long, 6,740 lb dry, 8,844 lb GVWR, 844 lb hitch, sleeps up to 6
- 2018 2706WS32 ft 10 in long, 6,646 lb dry, 8,804 lb GVWR, 804 lb hitch, sleeps up to 6
- 2017 2706WS32 ft 7 in long, 6,509 lb dry, 8,132 lb GVWR, sleeps up to 8
Checks that tell the versions apart
- Count the entry doors. One door points to a unit built before RVUSA's figures change at 2021.
- Measure the queen. The later drawing shows 60 x 80 inches, the earlier one 60 x 74.
- Open the outside kitchen at the back of the curb side. The drawing puts a fridge in the bunk area right beside it, so see which side that fridge opens from.
- Compare the dry weight on the trailer's own sticker with the line for its year above, since the figure moved when the plan was redrawn.
Where to look now
Same 32 ft 10 in, 225 lb lighter, GVWR 97 lb lower, hitch 97 lb less, one slide instead of two, and it sleeps 1 fewer. The bunks, rear bath, outside kitchen, and two doors carry over.
Open record →Bunks in a shorter trailerRockwood Ultra Lite 2616BHAlso retired. 3 ft 1 in shorter and 176 lb lighter with a third slide, a flip-up bunk over a sofa, and two entries. RVUSA lists it for 2024 and 2025.
Open record →Same length class, built for twoRockwood Ultra Lite 2711RK1 in longer and 393 lb heavier with a GVWR 1,084 lb higher. A rear kitchen and sectional replace the bunks, and a king bed takes a slide.
Open record →RVUSA for the 2706WS, Forest River for the 2706BH
Forest River's 2706WS page is gone. Figures and the 2024 and 2020 drawings come from RVUSA's spec guide, read on 2026-11-14. The 2706BH and the other current plans use Forest River's 2027 figures and drawings, so the differences compare two sources and two model years. They are arithmetic, not a weighing of either trailer.