Jay (original, I know, blame the daughter) is a mini camper from Jayco. He may be little but includes all the things you need for the weekend getaway. Its a different style of camping from the typical RV you will find in most campgrounds. Being so small and with the ground clearance, you can really get off grid. While you won't be standing up inside, it is tall enough you can sit upright. I'm 6'3" and it works for me quite easily. Pro tip - if you are as tall as I am, sleep reverse what you would naturally think and put your feet on the shelf.In the back is the outdoor kitchen. It has a 110/12v chest type fridge/freezer and a 17" Blackstone griddle. There is no sink, but he does have a 25gal freshwater tank with a hose attachment that you can use for the dishes. There is also the tv with built-in sound bar here that you can take inside if the need arises. It is also bluetooth capable so you can hookup up your phone to get your jam on while hanging around. You will want to have your ball hitch at around 24" to have Jay be level while towing.The bed is 43" wide and 70" long. The padded shelf adds another 12" to it's length for tall people like me (6'3"). I have removed the jack knife sofa and replaced it with an 8" foam mattress. This has really improved the sleeping aspect, but it has removed the ability to sit inside if it is raining.Be aware the only heat is a 110v space heater so if you are wanting to do some edge season camping, you will need to be plugged into either shore power or the generator if you need heat. I find it's comfy even down to 35-40 with just me in it without heat, there is enough insulation to keep my heat in. It is a bit chilly getting dressed when I get out of the covers, though.
