Eight questions buyers ask about the CrossRoads Zinger 280RB, answered from the RVs listed on US RV Connection right now.
How much does a used CrossRoads Zinger 280RB cost?
Right now US RV Connection shows 3 approved, priced Zinger 280RB travel trailers, all with photos. Asking prices run from $29,427 to $29,510, with a median of $29,427, so the spread between the cheapest and priciest is under $100. Keep in mind those are asking prices, not what anyone actually paid. All three are listed as 2026 model year units, so there are no older, higher-mileage-style bargains in the current group.
What years of the Zinger 280RB are for sale?
Every 280RB currently listed is a 2026 model, so all 3 priced units share the same model year. There are no earlier years in the mix at the moment, which makes the comparison simple: you are looking at current-year trailers rather than weighing a newer unit against an older one. If a different year shows up later, it would appear alongside these on US RV Connection.
What layouts or floorplans of the Zinger 280RB are listed?
The 280RB is a single floorplan, and the dealer descriptions spell it out the same way on each listing: a spacious rear bathroom with a dual-sink vanity, a front private bedroom, a U-shaped dinette and jackknife sofa, and an entertainment center with a fireplace. A large slide-out opens up the living area once you are parked. All 3 listings are travel trailers with that same rear-bath, front-bedroom arrangement.
What should I check before buying a used Zinger 280RB?
Even on 2026 units, walk the roof and reseal seams, then check around the slide-out, since the descriptions make that slide central to the living space. Run the slide in and out fully. In the rear bath, test both sinks of the dual vanity for leaks under the cabinet, and check the water heater and tank valves. Test the fireplace and entertainment center, sit on the 60-inch jackknife sofa, and inspect tires, bearings, brakes and the LP system.
What features come on the Zinger 280RB?
Going only by what the listings themselves mention: a rear bathroom with a dual-sink vanity, a front private bedroom, a U-shaped dinette, a 60-inch jackknife sofa, and an entertainment center with a fireplace. A large slide-out expands the main living area when you are set up. One listing notes a length figure in the 32-foot range. Anything beyond that, including appliance brands and capacities, is not stated in these descriptions, so confirm it with the unit.
Is the Zinger 280RB a good travel trailer for couples?
The layout leans that way. A front private bedroom with a rear bathroom puts sleeping and bath space at opposite ends, and the dual-sink vanity is handy for two people getting ready at once. The U-shaped dinette, jackknife sofa and fireplace entertainment center give a couple a comfortable living area once the slide is out. The descriptions also pitch it at families, but there are no bunks mentioned, so sleeping capacity beyond the bedroom and sofa is unconfirmed.
Where can I find a Zinger 280RB for sale near me?
All 3 priced 280RB listings on US RV Connection are in McDonough, Georgia, so that is the only city showing this floorplan at the moment. If you are outside the Southeast, that means a drive or arranged transport. Each of the three has photos, which helps you narrow things down before making the trip. Listings change, so other locations could appear later, but right now Georgia is where they are.
How does the Zinger 280RB compare to the Hampton 37FL or Sunset Trail 13BHS?
Mostly it is a price and size gap. The 280RB sits at $29,427 to $29,510 asking. The Hampton 37FL, with 4 listed 2026 units, asks $59,979 across the board, roughly double. The Sunset Trail 13BHS has 4 listed 2026 units asking $12,855 to $14,079, median $14,079, so it is the budget end. The listings do not include specs that would let me compare towing or construction, only the 280RB's rear bath and front bedroom layout.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US RV Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.