2026 Wolf Pup 18RJBW

The Cherokee Wolf Pup 18RJBW is a small, light toy hauler that balances living space against cargo space. A front bedroom holds a queen bed with an overhead bunk above it; the middle is a galley and a dinette area with a chef's-kitchen layout; a functional bath serves the unit; and the rear is a garage with a ramp door for a motorcycle, ATV or gear. The exclusive Pup patio system turns the ramp door into an elevated outdoor seating deck, and an outside entertainment area with speakers and a TV bracket extends living out of doors. There is no slide-out, keeping the weight low.

Wolf Pup is Forest River's entry-lightweight, metal-sided line — built on Power Gear frame technology with a Space Saver Rail design, high-impact front metal in place of corrugated metal, a Tufflex PVC seamless walk-on roof and a five-eighths-inch tongue-and-groove plywood floor, riding on the Cherokee Stable Step. Standard equipment runs to an 8,000-BTU air conditioner, a 20,000-BTU furnace, a 200-watt solar panel with a 40-amp controller and a battery disconnect, a tankless water heater, a backup camera and a full-length power awning. The optional Black Label package adds frameless tinted automotive glass, gel-coat sidewalls, solid-surface countertops and Thermo-Foil Arctic insulation.

At 3,879 pounds dry against a 5,755-pound GVWR it leaves roughly 1,876 pounds of cargo capacity — the working number for a toy hauler, since that allowance has to cover both the toy and the family's gear — and the tandem-axle, sub-23-foot body tows behind a half-ton truck. Subtract the weight of a motorcycle or ATV from that 1,876-pound figure to see what is left for water, food and supplies, and weigh the loaded trailer. For an active family or couple who wants to haul a small toy in the lightest, most affordable hauler the Wolf Pup line offers — with a sleeping loft and a patio deck — the 18RJBW is the line's compact toy hauler.

The Cherokee Wolf Pup is Forest River's entry-lightweight travel trailer — the small, SUV-towable line that sits a step below the Cherokee Grey Wolf. It spans roughly fifteen-plus floorplans for 2026 across three families: full-feature wood-frame travel trailers, a lightweight single-axle "LP" sub-line on the T-9 chassis, and a small toy hauler. The 18RJBW on this page is highlighted; each other profiled plan links to its own page. The highest-demand layouts are detailed here and the rest are catalogued on the line hub.