About the CrossRoads Hampton
The Hampton is a line of destination trailers built by CrossRoads RV, a brand within the larger Keystone RV family under Thor Industries. While CrossRoads sits in the same family as Keystone, the Hampton is a CrossRoads product through and through — designed, built, and badged by CrossRoads, not a rebadged Keystone unit. Understanding that distinction helps when you’re researching layouts, parts, or warranty coverage.
What a destination trailer is
A destination trailer is a large, park-model-style towable — typically 40 feet or longer — built for extended and seasonal stays in one spot rather than frequent road travel. You tow it to a favorite campground, lakefront site, or coastal park, level it, hook it to full utilities, and leave it there for the season (or for years). It’s a cabin you can move, not a coach you live out of on the highway.
The Hampton approach
The Hampton leans into a coastal, light-and-airy aesthetic. CrossRoads engineers these units to feel like a real home for repeat visits: 8-foot floor-to-ceiling heights (9 feet on the loft layouts), residential-style appliances, and raised-panel cabinetry give the interior an open, finished feel that holds up to weeks and months of living rather than a long weekend.
Who it’s for
The Hampton suits people who have found their place — a seasonal site, a snowbird destination, a lake or coast base camp — and want a comfortable, home-like footprint to return to. It’s a fit for couples, families, and retirees who value space and livability over mobility, and who have access to a long pad and 50-amp service. If you move your RV often, a destination trailer is the wrong tool; if you stay put and want to settle in, it’s exactly right.
Motor Sportsland carries the CrossRoads Hampton. If you’d like to know which floorplans are currently available, we’re glad to help you sort through the options.