Meet Sunny — a 2024 Jayco Swift with a pop-top roof that converts a 21-foot campervan into a genuine home for four. Whether you're waking up to a Gulf Coast sunrise at Fort De Soto, catching a rocket launch at Kennedy Space Center, or paddling the springs at Weeki Wachee, Sunny was built for exactly this kind of Florida adventure. The pop-top and floorplan are what sets this van apart from every other Class B in Tampa. Two sleep comfortably on the main rear bed; two more spread out in the elevated loft above. No squeezing, no folding sofas — everyone gets a real sleeping space. Power is never a worry. A 200-watt rooftop solar panel handles your daily needs, and the Onan 2800W generator with auto-start kicks in whenever you need more — so you can run the A/C full blast on a hot Florida afternoon even without hookups. The Winegard Connect antenna delivers WiFi and 4G on the road. At just 21 feet, Sunny parks in any standard campsite, most state park spots, and even beachside lots where larger rigs can't go. She drives like a big pickup — no special license required.