New 2026 Grand Design Imagine XLS 22RBE Travel Trailer

The 2026 Grand Design Imagine XLS 22RBE is a well-balanced couples-focused travel trailer with a rear bath layout, single slide-out, and lightweight half-ton towable design. At approximately 25’11” in length and just under 5,400 lbs dry weight, it delivers a roomy interior feel without pushing the limits of most midsize trucks. This model is especially popular with buyers who want a true private bedroom, spacious rear bathroom, and open living area in a compact, easy-to-manage floorplan.

Inside, the 22RBE is designed for comfort and functionality with a front private queen bedroom featuring a walk-around bed and storage on both sides, giving it a more residential feel than Murphy-bed layouts. The main living area includes a slide-out that expands the seating and dinette space, creating a comfortable central gathering zone with large windows and an open flow. The layout is ideal for extended weekends or longer trips where livability matters as much as towability.

The kitchen is positioned centrally and fully equipped for travel use, featuring a 3-burner cooktop, oven, microwave, and a 10 cu. ft. 12V refrigerator, along with deep sink space and smart storage cabinetry. The design keeps prep and cooking space efficient while maintaining an open walkway through the coach.

At the rear, the full bathroom is one of the standout features of the 22RBE, offering a large walk-in shower, vanity with storage, toilet, and linen space. This rear bath layout maximizes privacy and keeps wet use away from the main living and sleeping areas, making it especially convenient for couples traveling frequently.

Built on Grand Design’s proven XLS foundation, the 22RBE includes laminated aluminum framing, a fully enclosed and heated underbelly, and upgraded insulation packages designed for extended-season camping. Exterior highlights typically include a power awning with LED lighting, pass-through storage, solar prep, and durable entry steps, giving it strong capability for both campground stays and frequent road travel.