2026 JaycoJay Flight SLX 284BHS

The Jay Flight SLX 284BHS is the largest of these six floorplans and the one built for serious family time. At 33 feet 7 inches it pairs a private front queen with double-size rear bunks and adds the feature families ask for most on long trips — an exterior kitchen, so cooking and cleanup can happen outside rather than crowding the galley. It sleeps nine and carries the most payload of the group.

It's the same Jayco value construction stretched to its largest family form — fully-integrated A-frame, Magnum Truss roof, enclosed and heated underbelly — with an 8,200-pound GVWR on a 6,140-pound dry weight. That yields 2,060 pounds of payload, the most of these six, and the 52-gallon fresh tank with 39/39 gray and black tanks supports an extended family stay. An 8 cubic-foot refrigerator and the outdoor kitchen round out the long-trip kit.

This is a trailer that wants a capable tow vehicle and a campsite to match, and its MSRP sits in the high-$30,000s — but it remains a value buy for its size and berth count. For a large family planning week-or-longer trips who want indoor-outdoor living and room for everyone, the 284BHS is the flagship of the value end of the Jay Flight line.

Jayco's Jay Flight SLX line — America's best-selling travel trailer for over 20 years, now a single unified line spanning compact single-axle couples' trailers up through 34-foot family bunkhouses. The 284BHS on this page is highlighted; each other profiled plan links to its own page. The full line runs more than fifty floorplans; the highest-demand layouts are detailed here and the rest are catalogued on the line hub.