2026 Forest River Sabre33RLP

The 33RLP is Sabre’s signature outdoor-living plan, and the one that opens onto the campsite. The “RLP” marks a rear-living patio layout built around the Sundeck — an industry-first retractable patio deck that folds out from the rear wall, extending the living space outdoors. Inside, an L-shaped sectional, an electric fireplace, a residential oven, an air-fryer microwave, a free-standing dinette option, a 12-volt refrigerator and a private front bedroom round it out, under three slide-outs, sleeping four. It rides the full Sabre build: the Lippert M-19 welded I-beam chassis, vacuum-bond laminated sidewalls, a high-gloss gelcoat front cap and an electric auto-level system.

Forest River publishes an 11,948-pound UVW and a 2,747-pound CCC, which derive a 14,695-pound GVWR (the manufacturer’s own definition is that CCC equals GVWR minus UVW), against a 2,375-pound dry pin. Twin 15,000-BTU ducted air conditioners (prepped for a third), a tankless water heater, a 12-volt refrigerator, real wood lumbercore cabinetry, solid-surface countertops and smart projectors in the primary bedroom are standard, under dual 12-foot and 16-foot awnings.

US street pricing has run around the high $60,000s (units have advertised near $67,800). It is the outdoor-living, couple’s Sabre. For a couple who wants the Sundeck retractable patio deck, a rear living room with an L-shaped sectional and a fireplace, and a residential oven in an affordable-luxury full-size fifth wheel — towed behind a properly rated three-quarter-ton or larger truck — the 33RLP is the line’s signature outdoor coach.

Sabre is Forest River's affordable-luxury full-size fifth wheel — a half-step above the brand's own up-trim sibling Sandpiper toward the Cedar Creek luxury line, and a cross-shop against Grand Design's Reflection and Keystone's Cougar from just above. Six of the most distinct 2026 retail floorplans are profiled here in full. The 33RLP on this page is highlighted; each other plan links to its own page.