Forest River Launched New Lost Pines Trailer
The Cypress floorplan offers families an expanded destination trailer with dual lofts and two full bathrooms.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Camping
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Forest River has expanded its Lost Pines destination trailer series with the debut of the new Cypress floorplan. The trailer is designed for extended stays and measures an estimated 43 to 44 feet in total length.
Why it matters
This floorplan introduces increased capacity for recreation vehicle enthusiasts through a dual-loft layout and dual bathrooms, catering to larger groups or longer-term seasonal living.
The unit is built on a 102-inch widebody frame featuring a tandem 8,000-lb axle setup and G-rated tires. These technical specifications allow for a 43 to 44-foot footprint while supporting heavy-duty interior features like dual 15,000-BTU Quiet Cool AC units.
The players
Forest River
A prominent manufacturer specializing in a wide range of recreational vehicles, towables, and destination trailers.
The details
The unit utilizes a dropped-frame construction to maximize vertical space, which facilitates the inclusion of two distinct lofts. To maintain structural integrity at this scale, the walls are built with 3-inch hung construction. Environmental control is managed by a 40,000-BTU furnace, while the cabin's electrical interface incorporates a WFCO Power Pro Control system that enables voice-activated adjustments.
Timeline
Early 2024: Forest River began showing destination trailer prototypes.
June 2026: The Aspen floorplan made its public debut.
September 2026: Forest River officially revealed the Cypress floorplan.
Health Landscape
The introduction of the Cypress floorplan continues the evolution of the Lost Pines destination trailer series toward residential-style amenities. It reflects a broader industry trend toward maximizing interior volume in stationary trailers to support longer-duration recreation.
When evaluating destination trailers for long-term use, ensure the unit's thermal capacity, including the 40,000-BTU furnace, meets your local climate needs. It is worth discussing the specific cooling requirements for a unit of this size with your dealer to determine if the optional third AC unit is necessary for your comfort.
The takeaway
The Cypress floorplan maximizes trailer space through innovative dropped-frame design and dual-loft integration. Prospective buyers should confirm that their destination site's electrical hookups can support high-capacity, dual-AC systems before committing to larger destination models.
What happens next
Forest River has confirmed plans to offer an optional third AC unit for the Cypress model in the future.
Further reading
Explore the latest models and design trends in Camping for your next outdoor destination trip.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Autoevolution.
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