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2026 Alliance RV Avenue28BH

The lightest way into the Avenue line — a dual-entry bunkhouse fifth wheel at just under 33 feet on a 10,495-pound GVWR, the entry Avenue for families who want fifth-wheel living behind a three-quarter-ton truck.

Tow-Critical Data — as built, MY2026

8,518lb
Dry Weight
10,495lb
GVWR
1,450lb
Pin Weight
32ft
Length
Sleeps 6 Mid-Profile Fifth Wheel · Bunkhouse, dual entry, lightest in line Built by · Alliance RV Construction · 101″ Benchmark wide-body · Azdel walls Starting MSRP · $74,601

01 What makes it unique

The 28BH is the entry point to Alliance’s mid-profile Avenue fifth wheel and the lightest plan in the line. It is a ‘BH’ bunkhouse with two entry doors, sleeping six on a single slide-out in a 32-foot-11 body — the layout for a family that wants a separate bunk space and a second door without stepping up to the heavier, longer Avenues. It sits on Alliance’s lighter Avenue chassis tier: a 10,495-pound GVWR against an 8,518-pound dry weight, the only profiled Avenue with a 10-cubic-foot refrigerator (the bigger plans carry 16) and a 12-foot-2 exterior height rather than the 13-foot-4 of the tall plans.

Every Avenue is 101-inch wide-body construction with Azdel composite sidewalls inside and out, a PVC roof with a lifetime warranty, the Performance Running Gear package and an OTG solar package with a 400-watt panel and a 40-amp MPPT controller; a single 13,500-BTU air conditioner is standard with a second and third available. Alliance publishes the 10,495-pound GVWR against the 8,518-pound dry weight, leaving a 1,977-pound cargo capacity and a 1,450-pound dry pin — the lightest pin in the line. At a starting MSRP around $75,000, with street pricing below placard, the 28BH is the family bunkhouse for buyers who want fifth-wheel space and a second bedroom door at the lightest weight Avenue offers, towable behind a properly rated three-quarter-ton truck.

02 Full specifications

Dimensions

Exterior length
32' 11"
Exterior width
8' 5" (101" wide-body)
Exterior height
12' 2"
Chassis
Benchmark 101" wide-body

Weights

Dry / unit base weight (UVW)
8,518 lbs
GVWR (max loaded)
10,495 lbs
Net cargo / payload (CCC)
1,977 lbs
Dry pin (hitch) weight
1,450 lbs

Capacities

Fresh water
48 gal
Grey water
53 gal
Black water
53 gal
Refrigerator
10 cu ft 12V

Construction

Chassis
Benchmark 101" wide-body
Walls
Azdel composite sidewalls, inside and out
Roof
PVC membrane · lifetime warranty
Windows
Dual-pane (standard on Avenue, N/A on All-Access)

Running gear

Axles
2 (tandem)
Hitch
Fifth-wheel (in-bed)
Running gear
Performance Running Gear package
Solar
OTG 400W panel · 40A MPPT · inverter prep

Galley & systems

Refrigerator
10 cu ft 12-volt
A/C
1 unit · 13,500 BTU A/C
Cooling capacity
Up to three 13,500-BTU units
Solar / electrical
OTG 400W · 40A MPPT · inverter prep

Sleeping & layout

Sleeps
6
Slides
1
Entries
2
Awnings
1
Primary bed
King (regular trim)

03 The Avenue floorplan family

Avenue is Alliance RV's mid-profile fifth wheel — the residential fifth-wheel idea from the luxury Paradigm a step down in height, weight and price, and a cross-shop against Grand Design's Reflection, Keystone's Cougar and Jayco's Eagle. The 2026 line runs to nine floorplans; the six profiled in full are linked below and the three catalogued plans are shown muted. The 28BH on this page is highlighted.

FloorplanNominalSleepsNotable
28BH32 ft6Bunkhouse, dual entry, lightest in line
298RL34 ft4Rear living (lighter tier)
33RKS34 ft4Rear kitchen, biggest cargo of its pair
32RLS34 ft4Rear living, three slides
35RKS36 ft6Rear kitchen, sleeps six
332RL37 ft4Rear living (lighter tier)
333BH38 ft4Bunkhouse (lighter tier)
38DBL41 ft5Double/bunk, dual entry, sleeps five
39MBR41 ft5Mid-bedroom, four slides, heaviest

Avenue is Alliance RV's mid-profile fifth wheel — the residential fifth-wheel idea from the luxury Paradigm a step down in height, weight and price. The 2026 line runs to nine floorplans; the six broadest-appeal layouts are profiled here in full and the remaining three are catalogued from published specifications below. Every Avenue is 101-inch wide-body construction with Azdel composite sidewalls inside and out, a PVC roof with a lifetime warranty, a 16-cubic-foot 12-volt refrigerator (the lighter 28BH carries a 10-cubic-foot unit), Alliance's industry-leading tank sizes, the Performance Running Gear package and an OTG solar package with a 400-watt panel and a 40-amp MPPT controller; a second and third 13,500-BTU air conditioner and a king bed are standard on the regular trim, and a lighter Avenue All-Access value trim (single air conditioner, 200-watt solar, no standard king) is offered alongside it. Hitch weight, GVWR, dry weight and CCC are published per plan and each plan's dry weight plus CCC equals its GVWR exactly. Dry weight is a factory estimate; real loaded pin weights run higher — always weigh the loaded coach and confirm against your truck's payload and rear-axle ratings.

04 What owners & reviewers report

Dual-entry bunkhouse

A ‘BH’ bunkhouse with two doors and a dedicated bunk space, sleeping six — the family layout in the lightest Avenue body.

Lightest, shortest Avenue

At 32 feet 11 inches, an 8,518-pound dry weight and the line’s lightest 1,450-pound pin, it is the most maneuverable and truck-friendly plan in the range.

The lighter Avenue chassis tier

A 10,495-pound GVWR, the 10-cubic-foot refrigerator and the lower 12-foot-2 height place it on Avenue’s lighter tier rather than the tall 13-foot-4 plans.

Match a three-quarter-ton+ truck

A 10,495-pound-GVWR fifth wheel with a 1,450-pound pin — confirm a properly rated three-quarter-ton truck’s payload and rear-axle rating.

SOURCING — ownership notes to be expanded with cited threads from owner communities & forums per the data plan

05 How it compares

↔ Cross-shop
Grand Design Reflection 150-series

Grand Design’s mid-profile Reflection — the direct half-ton-friendly fifth-wheel cross-shop.

↔ Cross-shop
Keystone Cougar bunkhouse plans

Keystone’s mainstream Cougar — a mid-profile fifth wheel with comparable bunkhouse layouts.

↑ Step up
Avenue 32RLS

The rear-living 32RLS — taller, heavier, three slides and a couples great room instead of a bunkhouse.