To say that the 2024 Forest River Rockwood Signature 374BH is a family-oriented RV would be an understatement. This RV is designed to make room for your family. In fact, the signature of the Rockwood Signature 374BH might be how it does it — with sleeping areas and storage. Stepping inside the 374BH feels like you’re entering a nice apartment. Its airy with a contemporary color scheme. And it features a residential-style ceiling fan and light fixtures.
Forest River certainly didn’t skimp on storage in this fifth wheel. Everywhere inside this RV, there are places to stash things. (And there are even more in the generous exterior storage bays underneath.) It makes sense. Because if you’re going camping with family or friends, everyone needs a place for their stuff.
Everyone also wants access to amenities, another strength of the Rockwood Signature 374BH. It’s full of amazing features that make it an attractive option for anyone who looking for a spacious RV that’s also fully loaded.
So, let’s get rolling and see what makes the 2024 Forest River Rockwood Signature 374BH special.
At a Glance: Rockwood Signature 374BH
I gave the Rockwood Signature 374BH a five-out-of-five rating because it checks all the boxes. A great floorplan. Fantastic amenities. Quality materials and good workmanship. Check, check, check, and check. All this adds up to an impressive RV that’s ready to be a memory-maker for the whole family. Quite frankly, it didn’t feel as if Forest River cut any corners in the BH374. Not only is there a lot of space for family get-togethers and sleepovers, but there’s also ample storage space for everyone’s stuff. (Plus, a really nice kitchen.)
Check the Specs
- Sleeping capacity: 10
- Exterior length: 36 feet 8 inches
- Exterior width: 8 feet
- Exterior height: 13 feet 2 inches
- Hitch weight: 1,649 pounds
- UVW: 9,759 pounds
- CCC: 1,890 pounds
- Fresh/Gray/Black: 56/92/53 gallons
- Awning: 20 feet
- Propane: 2 x 30 gallons
Features We Love
- Hardwood cabinets
- Bunk room is next to the pantry for kids who want to snack
- Three TVs: living room, bunk room, and master bedroom
- Walk-around queen bed
- Well-appointed kitchen with large 12-volt fridge, three-burner stove, pantry, cabinet space
- 5,000 Btu electric fireplace and furnace for heat
- 200-watt solar panel, 1,800-watt inverter, 30-amp charge controller
- Prepped for Wi-Fi with Winegard 360
- Outdoor kitchen with a cast iron grill, two burner gas stove and a bar fridge.
- Outdoor shower
Benefits
- Sleeping space that adds up for a fun crowd: two in master bedroom, four in bunk room, two children on dinette bed, and two on double sofa bed
- Storage for everyone’s gear (feels good to say that)
- Cozy, residential feel
- Power leveling
- Quiet, courtesy of two whisper-quiet air conditioners
- Huge power awning with awning lights
- Full-time livability on full display
Challenges
- Washer/dryer hookups are in the bunkroom.
- While the 374BH could be pulled with a half-ton, there would be less wear and tear on one-ton pickup truck.
Best For
- A family ready to camp with extended family members.
- Full timers who have every intention of hosting a crowd on the road. The Rockwood Signature 374BH would be great for grandparents who want an RV that can house the grandkids — even lots of them.
The RV Trader Process
RV Trader asked RV shoppers what was most important to them in their RV buying process. Potential buyers — like you — helped us to identify a list of six key areas that camping and travel enthusiasts always look at when they’re searching for the perfect RV: sleeping space, bathroom, living area, four-season capabilities, and storage space.
The RV Trader team then got to work providing you with an honest and unbiased evaluations. And that’s where I come in. I’m Lynne Fedorick, RV expert and enthusiast. Whenever I review any RV, my goal is always to perform the review objectively. I evaluate everything on the RV from top to bottom. All without any undue influence from manufacturers or retailers.
RV Trader sent me to the Forest River showroom in Elkhart, Indiana to look at 2024 RVs from the diverse brands included in the Forest River family. I inspected each RV with the buyer’s perspective at the forefront. How well would each RV meet the needs and requirements of its intended buyer? Above all, I wanted to seek out answers to this question, so I looked at the six key areas with this in mind.
So, let’s take a closer look at the Rockwood Signature 374BH.
Sleeping Space
The Rockwood Signature 374 BH sleeps up to six, between the master bedroom and bunkhouse alone. But that’s not all the sleeping space this luxurious RV has to offer. Two additional overnight guests can enjoy the comfortable — I tested it — pull-out sofa bed. Plus, two more kids can easily fit on the dinette sleeper.
The 374 BH’s master bedroom has a full queen bed with under-bed storage and shelves with USB chargers and power outlets on either side. There’s nothing flimsy about this bed either. It’s built on an aluminum frame that’s built to last. The bedroom has oodles of storage. There’s a mirrored wardrobe and lots of other drawers and cabinets for storing necessities. A pocket door separates the master bedroom from the shared ensuite bathroom.
The bunk room’s bottom bunk is a double bed. And there’s a much larger bunk on top. With the extra spacious top bunk, the bunkroom could easily sleep more than four kids. (I can imagine an entire group of cousins having loads of fun here.) Not only that, there’s a 32-inch TV in the bunkroom, along with charging outlets in both the top and bottom bunks. As an added convenience for kids in the bunkroom, the pantry and fridge are both within easy reach of the pocket door that separates their room from the kitchen.
Bathroom
The bathroom of the 374BH is spacious (for an RV bathroom). As previously mentioned, it does double duty as an ensuite for the master bedroom, so it has two pocket doors that can be used for privacy as needed. (Especially, if you have that pack of kids/grandkids.) Storage is generous here with numerous cabinets, including an over-sink medicine cabinet and a nice linen cabinet for storing towels, et cetera. The toilet is ceramic, which makes it much easier to keep clean than a plastic one would be. A skylight keeps the wrap-around acrylic shower well lit.
Another thoughtful touch is a Shower Miser that helps reduce water waste. It’s a neat idea that allows you to flip a lever to send the clean water that runs while you wait for the shower to warm up back to the freshwater tank instead of down the drain and into the gray water tank.
Living Area
The living area is nicely laid out for family get-togethers. Seating includes the dinette and a comfy sofa, which, unfortunately isn’t perfectly positioned for TV viewing. However, the 374BH can also be ordered with theater seats and a table. Another possibility is a table, chairs, and bench combo in place of the dinette. A large smart TV and a fireplace set in a white hearth are there to keep everyone entertained and cozy on rainy days. (Or when it’s just too hot to be outside.)
Ultimately though, for most RVers, camping is about spending time outdoors. And the 374BH has a 20-foot power awning to help extend your living area outdoors.
Kitchen
The kitchen in the 374BH is definitely designed to appeal to camp chefs. The multiple windows over the kitchen counter keep things bright. (While also allowing you to keep an eye on the kids while you’re preparing their lunch.) The kitchen triangle here is well thought out with the huge Magic Chef 12-volt fridge, pull-out pantry and pull-out trash all situated close to the double bowl farmhouse-style sink. A pull-down faucet allows camp chefs to fill tall pots or rinse dishes easily.
Two pop-up power towers punctuate each end of the expansive countertop. So, there are lots of places to plug in small appliance cords. There’s also a three-burner stove, large gas oven, and an eye-level microwave/convection/air fryer. Because it’s good to have options when you’re whipping up a feast for a hungry crowd.
And options are what the 374BH gives you —inside and out. Outside, you’ll find an outdoor kitchen with a two-burner gas cooktop, a bar fridge, and a grill. Add a portable barbecue, and you’ll be perfectly set to cook an entire meal outdoors, without having to run back and forth to check on things in the kitchen. It’s a well thought out setup.
Four-Season Capabilities
The 374BH is a true four-season RV built with plenty of features that make it a true 4-season RV. There are two air conditioners, a furnace and a 5,000 Btu electric fireplace, to keep you cool in the summer and cozy in the winter. Not only that, but the Insulation package on this fifth wheel is rated as R-7 Side Wall, R-12 Floor and R-14 Roof. With a fully enclosed underbelly and heated tanks, the 374BH is designed to be enjoyed all year round.
Storage Space
Storage space is where all too many RVs come up short on. Not this one. Every area of the Rockwood 374BH has storage, including storage under the queen bed. The master bedroom gets a mirrored wardrobe and plenty of drawers and cabinets. There is also a wall of cabinets in the living area that includes a shelf with a charging port for devices. There’s storage space beneath the sofa bed that could be used for storage of bedding and pillows. Beneath the dinette, there’s plenty of accessible storage. It all adds up, especially with the wealth of cabinet and pantry storage in the kitchen.
In the bunk room, a wardrobe has plenty of shelves and drawers to store clothing and other items. I loved that this wardrobe is prepped for a washer and dryer to clean camping clothes and linens.
Outside, you’ll find more than enough basement storage to stash sporting gear, camping chairs and everything else you need to set up the ultimate camping trip.
Last Notes About the Rockwood Signature 374BH
Along with the floorplan, I was really impressed with the quality of construction on the Rockwood Signature 374 BH. It’s built on an impervious framework of aluminum instead of wood. The only structural wood is its subfloor of tongue and groove plywood. The roofing material is PVC, which is easy for RV owners to maintain and repair.
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