Sale pending.

Storage. Tons of storage. The front pass-through compartment is huge and has held our camp stove, grill box, rolled camp table, camp chairs, dog bed and food, ax, saw, shovel, and portable clothes drying rack. The rear gear compartment is perfect for hoses, shore power cable, handle for jacks, chocks, misc. tools. Inside, there is a massive pantry that easily holds enough dry goods for 4-5 days, a wardrobe compartment that also happens to be the perfect size for the dirty clothes bag, enough storage below the sink for all your pots and pans, and overhead storage that has held all of our plates, cups, bowels, games, stuff like the first aid kit, paper towels, and wine bottles, and all of mom & dad’s clothes. But wait—there’s more! The cubbies in the bunks are big enough to hold all of the kids’ stuff, there are two large compartments below the dinette that are big enough to hold all the extra things that you don’t need on a daily basis, while there are two drawers that are big enough to hold utensils, kitchen gadgets, and all the camp stuff that needs to be readily accessible (fire starter, batteries, sun block, etc.).

The bunks. The kids have their own out-of-the-way space.

Dry camp-ability. Two 30lb propane tanks, two batteries, propane fridge, hot water heater, and stove, and a 30 gallon freshwater tank, along with an insulated undercarriage, means that you can comfortably camp off the grid.

The dinette. Yes, it looks weird, but it’s super functional and is also removable, so you can load more toys or gear in the aisle when you are traveling.

The trailer has all the usual scuffs, marks, and faded decals that you’d expect for a unit of this vintage that has been used as intended. But all the systems are fully operational with no issues. Standard equipment and floorplan can be found online. Additional good to know/nice to know items/upgrades:

New tires June 2022

Axle repacked June 2022

2nd battery installed

New hoses for propane regulator with gauges

Residential queen mattress

Foam toppers for bunkbeds

Anti-slide rubber matting in rear gear compartment

Second dump valve installed to ensure no leaks on the road

Battery disconnect

We have the TV that came with the unit (but not installed—we don’t use it)

Shore power cable, an unused dump hose, and Curt ball w/anti-sway bar included.