The Crossroads Zinger 320FB and 390DB aren’t really competing for the same buyer. One’s a solid, no-fuss camper. The other is closer to a mobile home for a week or two. Let’s break down their features below, so you know what to expect when choosing between the Zinger 320FB and 390DB!
Key Takeaways:
- The 320FB features a single bedroom and bath, while the 390DB offers two bedrooms and two baths.
- You have three entry points with the 390DB; the 320 FB has two.
- The RVs share features like solar prep and LED lighting, among others.
What Is the Layout Like in the 320FB and 390DB?
The 320FB’s layout is familiar to most people who have vacationed in travel trailers—there’s one bedroom, a central living space, and a single bathroom. Everything flows through one main area.
At nearly 43 feet with three slide-outs, the 390DB is a different animal. Here, you get two private bedrooms (one up front, one in the rear) and two full bathrooms. There are also three separate entry points to the
It also adds three separate entry points; the 320FB has only two. People can move in and out without cutting through the entire trailer every time.
How Private Are the Sleeping Arrangements?
The 320FB has a main sleeping area and shared access to everything else. It works for couples or small families, but privacy is limited once you start adding more people.
The 390DB’s front bedroom includes a king bed, washer/dryer prep, and direct access to its own bathroom. The rear bedroom adds a queen bed, wardrobe storage, and a second full bath. Both bedrooms have their own entry doors.
Kitchen and Living Areas for Daily Use in the 320FB and 390DB
The 320FB gives you a standard living setup with a dinette, sofa, and entertainment space. Here, everything is in the same area. The 390DB expands that space. Its living area is between the two bedrooms and includes a jackknife sofa, booth dinette, and a 50-inch entertainment center. The patio door opens directly into this space, giving you even more living space.
The smaller travel trailer’s kitchen features a small amount of storage, a 10 cu. ft. fridge, a microwave, an oven, and basic prep space. It’s not a full kitchen, but it’s fine for basic food prep. The 390DB adds more function via its three-burner cooktop and expanded layout. It’s still an RV kitchen, but it’s built for people who plan to use it more often or for more elaborate meals.
Kitchen Areas and Layout
| Crossroads Zinger 320FB | Crossroads Zinger 390DB |
|---|---|
| Kitchen, dinette, and living space share one area | The kitchen and living areas are between two bedrooms |
| Limited storage with basic cabinet space | Expanded storage with a larger, more functional layout |
| Compact prep space suited for simple meals | Larger prep area designed for more frequent use |
| Standard dinette and sofa setup in the same space | Jackknife sofa, booth dinette, and 50-inch entertainment center |
| No patio access point to the living space | Patio door opens directly into the kitchen and living area |
Shared Features in Both Zinger Models
There are some things that both travel trailers share, including a heated and enclosed underbelly (on applicable models), solar prep, LED lighting, Bluetooth audio, and practical interior finishes like pressed countertops and backsplash.
In terms of tech, you’re also getting USB ports, WiFi prep, and a consistent interior setup across both, so the difference isn’t in materials—it’s in how the space is used. The 390DB adds more around the edges, including larger tank capacities, a power awning, and exterior speakers with LED lighting.
Which Trailers Fit Your Needs Best?
Now that you know what the 320FB and 390DB have to offer, it’s time to come onto our lot and see them firsthand. We have what you need if you want something that covers the basics without adding size or complexity, or a much bigger and longer-term option. Come see both models today at Traver’s RV today!
