2026 JAYCO JAY FEATHER 17BHSL AIR

Jayco Jay Feather Air SL 17BHSL travel trailer, VIN 1UJBB0AJXT1MA0202, is a 2026 ultralight bunkhouse built to give you full Jayco quality in a small, easy-tow footprint. The window sticker shows an unloaded vehicle weight of about 2,961 lb, a GVWR of 3,750 lb, and an overall length just over 21' 2", with an exterior height around 120.88" and width of 96". Fresh water capacity is 30 gallons, with 20-gallon gray and 20-gallon black tanks, a tankless water heater, and 20 lb of LP on board, so this trailer is set up for more than just a one-night stay.

Jay Feather Air SL 17BHSL uses a straightforward, proven layout: front queen bed, rear double bunks, a booth dinette, and a rear corner bath with 36" tub/shower. That means real beds for kids or guests without needing a slide, and a front sleeping area that can stay made up all the time. The 10' power awning (per Jayco 17BHSL specs) gives you a proper outdoor living zone right off the entry door, so most of your day can be spent outside and you still have a comfortable, climate-controlled interior to come back to.

Underneath, the coach rides on a fully integrated A-frame with self-adjusting electric brakes and ST205/75R14D radial tires, backed by galvanized-steel, impact-resistant wheel wells. That structure is standard on the Jay Feather Air SL line and is a big part of why Jayco is comfortable putting this unit on a 3,750-lb chassis with a GCCC of 789 lb on the sticker. The frame, axle, and wheel-well package are built to handle real roads—gravel, construction zones, and long highway stretches—not just smooth campground pavement.

On top of the chassis, Jayco uses its Magnum Truss™ roof system and a PVC roofing membrane with a limited lifetime warranty on Jay Feather Air SL. The roof structure is engineered to be significantly stronger than typical RV roofs and is paired with nitrogen-filled radial tires and large exterior downspouts as part of the standard exterior equipment. That combination means better load handling, less chance of water tracking down the walls, and a roof material that resists chalking and tearing over time.

Sidewalls and floor construction follow Jayco’s “Stronghold” philosophy. Jay Feather Air SL uses Stronghold VBL™ laminated side and rear walls with interior and exterior Azdel composite, plus a VBL floor and an aluminum-framed front wall. Azdel will not absorb water like luan, which reduces the risk of rot and delamination, and it also helps with sound deadening and insulation. The end result is a small bunkhouse that feels solid when you walk on the floor and close the door, instead of thin and flimsy.

Inside, the standard interior package leans toward residential materials rather than “entry-level camper” shortcuts. You get a high-rise kitchen faucet, residential-style kitchen countertops, a queen mattress on plywood bed platforms, and plywood dinette bases instead of particle board. Solid hardwood cabinet doors with screwed-stile construction and hidden hinges, a wood-trimmed bathroom mirror, marine-grade foot-flush toilet, vinyl flooring throughout, and 75 lb full-extension steel ball-bearing drawer guides finish out a cabin that is built to handle real family use.

This VIN is equipped with the Customer Value Package, which Jayco treats as mandatory on Jay Feather Air SL. That package layers in a 5 cu. ft. 12V refrigerator, 13.5K BTU roof A/C, roof-mount solar prep, microwave oven, 19K BTU furnace, 2-burner stove top, and electric vents in the bathroom and kitchen. It also adds rear back-up camera prep, detachable power cord, inverter pre-wire receptacles, dark-tinted privacy windows, LED interior and exterior lights, stabilizer jacks, pleated window shades, power awning, front tongue jack, rear bumper, a 20 lb LP bottle with auto regulator and fill gauge, and the on-demand tankless water heater called out on the sticker.

On top of that, VIN 1UJBB0AJXT1MA0202 has the Overlander I Solar Package selected. From Jayco’s feature list, Overlander I adds a 200W roof-mounted solar panel and a 30-amp digital solar controller, tied into the 12V system. That factory solar setup keeps the 12V refrigerator and basic house loads supported when you are away from hookups, reduces battery anxiety when the trailer is stored, and lets you stretch stays at more rustic state parks or lake lots without dragging a generator everywhere you go.

The window sticker’s weight and capacity numbers line up well with real-world tow vehicles. With 2,961 lb UVW on the sticker, 3,750 lb GVWR, and about 789 lb of rated cargo capacity, this Jay Feather Air SL is firmly in half-ton pickup and properly equipped midsize-SUV territory, assuming the tow vehicle is rated for the full GVWR and tongue weight. The 30/20/20 tank set, tankless water heater (0.25 gal listed volume), and 20 lb LP give you enough onboard resources to run a long weekend without feeling squeezed, especially when you leverage the solar system.

Day-to-day campsite living is helped by the small but smart touches baked into this series. The Magnum Truss roof, rear camera prep, Keyed-Alike™ doors, stabilizer jacks, and power awning all come from Jayco’s standard and Customer Value Package feature lists. You are not chasing aftermarket parts just to make the trailer usable; it arrives as a cohesive package that is straightforward to set up, secure, and live in.

From a climate and comfort standpoint, the pairing of 13.5K BTU A/C, 19K BTU furnace, tankless water heater, and Jayco’s laminated Azdel construction means this small coach is built for real seasons, not just perfect-weather weekends. Climate control responds quickly because of the low interior volume and good insulation, and the on-demand water heater lets you stop thinking about a tiny six-gallon tank and just take normal RV showers. Add the 12V refrigerator and LED lighting, and the whole rig is optimized around 12V efficiency and modern camping patterns.

Ownership is backed by Jayco’s well-known 2-year limited / 3-year structural warranty on towables, which applies across the Jay Feather Air SL line. Jayco’s own warranty material confirms that all towable products carry this 2+3 coverage, which is roughly twice the limited-warranty term many brands still offer. That extended coverage sits on top of supplier warranties and reflects Jayco’s confidence in its construction methods: laminated Azdel walls, Magnum Truss roof, integrated A-frame, and VBL floor are not just marketing terms—they are the reason Jayco can back the structure for three years.

Taken together, Jayco Jay Feather Air SL 17BHSL, VIN 1UJBB0AJXT1MA0202, is a specific build that checks the right boxes: light weight, true family bunkhouse layout, Customer Value Package, Overlander I Solar Package, modern 12V appliance suite, and full Jayco 2+3 warranty coverage. It tows easily, fits into older and tighter campsites, and is spec’d from the factory to be used often—not just admired on the lot. If you want a compact trailer that still carries genuine Jayco structure, features, and support, this particular 17BHSL is set up to be that “small but serious” coach you keep for years.