It’s about time you booked a cruise. We’re not talking about one of those mega boats (though they are cool), we’re talking about a cruise across America’s scenic highways and byways, through city streets and the great outdoors. For this magnificent journey, we’d like to introduce your potential partner vehicle, the Gulf Stream Coach BT Cruiser.

At 96” wide and keeping a low profile across all seven (yes, seven!) floorplans, this motorhome can go just about anywhere. Its cozy size is built for two passengers to enjoy, but it has space and amenities for the occasional guest. And it comes fully prepared for tailgating and other outdoor events (which is perfect, as football season is just around the corner).

The BT Cruiser’s floorplans range in length from 22 to 29 feet, and each of them present beautifully to the eye on the interior. Stepping in, you’ll be greeted by “grotto” or “fog” interior décor (a.k.a exceptionally pleasant textures on the walls), wood grain or white cabinetry, and soft-pleated privacy shades. Your BT Cruiser will also have a 6 cu. ft. 2-way double-door refrigerator and a 3-burner range with an oven in your galley (talk about top-of-the-line appliances!), plus a skydome and power bath vent in your bathroom. Essentially, everything you’d need to prepare for—and unwind from—a day of adventure.

When it comes to sleeping arrangements, the BT Cruiser floorplans offer four options. Pick from a jackknife sofa (a sofa designed to also be used as a bed, available on three floorplans), a murphy bed that stores vertically against a wall to become a sofa (one floorplan), two twin beds (one floorplan), or a 60” x 74” queen bed (two floorplans). Your choice of bed is a key factor in the amount of free space available in each floorplan. For a more open-floor concept, the queen bed arrangement on the 5245 floorplan would be your winner, though if you prefer personal, individual sleeping spaces over room to roam around, the 5210’s double jackknife sofa arrangement would be your solution.