Travel trailers
Travel Trailers for Sale
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Travel trailers are the most popular RVs in America, and it's not close — the widest range of sizes and prices of anything on the market, no engine to buy or service, and the freedom to unhitch and explore once you reach camp. Here's how to match one to your tow vehicle and buy it right.
What is a travel trailer?
What is a travel trailer?
A travel trailer is a towable RV that hitches to a ball mount on the back of your truck or SUV — the classic "bumper-pull" setup. It's the broadest category in all of RVing: it runs from a 12-foot teardrop you can pull with a crossover, through the 25-to-30-foot family bunkhouses that dominate campgrounds, all the way up to 35-plus-foot units with multiple slide-outs that rival a small apartment. If you can picture an RV, odds are someone builds it as a travel trailer.
The appeal is simple: you get the most camper for your money. There's no drivetrain to maintain, no motorhome chassis to insure, and when you arrive you drop the trailer at your site and keep your vehicle free to run to town, hit a trailhead, or go to dinner. That flexibility — plus a starting price far below any motorhome — is why travel trailers outsell every other RV type combined. The trade versus a fifth wheel is towing feel and interior layout: a bumper-pull sits lower and flatter and can wander more in crosswinds, but it doesn't eat your pickup bed and it tows behind a much wider range of vehicles.
The one thing that bites travel-trailer buyers is weight. The dry weight on the brochure is not the loaded weight you'll actually tow, and getting the trailer-to-tow-vehicle match wrong is both unsafe and expensive. The right hitch with weight distribution and sway control matters as much as the truck itself. Get those right and a travel trailer delivers more space and value per dollar than anything else you can buy — which is exactly the math we run with you before you commit.
The honest read
Why buyers choose Travel Trailers — and what to watch
What buyers love
- The lowest cost of entry in RVing, with the widest selection of any RV type.
- No engine to buy, service, or insure — towables are cheaper to own over time.
- Unhitch at camp and keep your truck or SUV free to explore.
- Tows behind a far wider range of vehicles than a fifth wheel — no pickup bed required.
What to watch
- You need a tow vehicle and hitch rated for the loaded weight, not the brochure's dry weight.
- Bumper-pull trailers can sway in wind and from passing trucks without proper weight distribution.
- Backing and setup take practice — more hands-on than parking a motorhome.
- Roof and seam leaks, soft floors, and delamination are the used-trailer killers to inspect for.
Who it's for
A travel trailer is the right call if you want the most space per dollar, already own (or will buy) a capable truck or SUV, and like the idea of dropping the trailer at camp and keeping a normal vehicle to drive around in.
Brands we cover
Travel Trailers brands — with honest buyer's guides
We're building a brand library with real specs, every floor plan, and an honest read on what owners love and grumble about. More builders are on the way.
travel trailerAirstreamAmerica's most iconic RV — the riveted, polished-aluminum travel trailer that holds its value better than almostSee Airstream 
travel trailerAlliance RVA young Elkhart builder that came out swinging — premium fifth wheels, toy haulers, and travel trailers designed bySee Alliance 
travel trailerArctic FoxNorthwood Manufacturing's rugged four-season line — heavily insulated travel trailers, fifth wheels, and truck campersSee Arctic 
travel trailerBigfoot RVCanada's premium four-season RV builder — molded two-piece fiberglass truck campers and travel trailers built toSee Bigfoot 
travel trailerBrinkley RVThe luxury upstart out of Goshen — fifth wheels and toy haulers built by RVers with an automotive exterior, a trueSee Brinkley 
travel trailerCasitaIconic compact molded-fiberglass travel trailers — built factory-direct in Rice, Texas, beloved for durability, easySee Casita 
travel trailerCherokeeOne of America's highest-volume towable families — value-priced Forest River travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toySee Cherokee 
travel trailerCoachmenOne of America's highest-volume value RV makers — a Forest River / Berkshire Hathaway brand spanning Class A, Class BSee Coachmen 
travel trailerCrossRoads RVA value-driven Thor towable brand from Topeka, Indiana — approachable travel trailers and a true luxury fifth wheel inSee CrossRoads 
travel trailerCruiser RVAn Indiana builder of lightweight, half-ton-friendly towables — value travel trailers, a light luxury fifth wheel, andSee Cruiser 
travel trailerDutchmen RVA high-volume, value-driven Thor brand — travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toy haulers spanning entry-level priceSee Dutchmen 
travel trailerEmber RVA young Indiana builder going all-in on genuinely off-grid, four-season travel trailers — solar, lithium, and a CURTSee Ember 
travel trailerEscape Trailer IndustriesPremium molded-fiberglass travel trailers and a fifth wheel, built one at a time in British Columbia and soldSee Escape 
travel trailerForest RiverOne of the largest, broadest RV makers in North America — value-priced motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels andSee Forest 
travel trailerGrand Design RVA fast-rising, customer-service-focused towable brand whose travel trailers and fifth wheels punch above their price onSee Grand 
travel trailerHeartland RVA high-volume, value-driven Thor brand out of Elkhart — a deep towable lineup of travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toySee Heartland 
travel trailerHighland Ridge RVA Jayco-built, Thor-owned towable brand from Wakarusa, Indiana — value travel trailers and four-season fifth wheelsSee Highland 
travel trailerinTech RVLightweight, all-aluminum travel trailers handcrafted in Nappanee, Indiana — premium teardrops and adventure trailersSee inTech 
travel trailerJaycoOne of America's highest-volume RV builders — a deep, multi-class lineup from the best-selling Jay Flight travelSee Jayco 
travel trailerKeystone RVAmerica's best-selling towable brand — a deep, value-driven lineup of travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toy haulersSee Keystone 
travel trailerKZ RVA value-driven Thor-owned towable builder out of Indiana's RV country — travel trailers, lightweight luxury fifthSee KZ 
travel trailerLance CamperA California builder of premium four-season truck campers and ultra-light travel trailers, known for build qualitySee Lance 
travel trailernuCamp RVAmish-built teardrop trailers and hard-side truck campers from Ohio — small, premium, four-season RVs with a famouslySee nuCamp 
travel trailerOliver Travel TrailersPremium double-hull molded-fiberglass travel trailers, built by hand in Tennessee and sold factory-direct — a smallSee Oliver 
travel trailerOutdoors RVMountain-tough, true four-season travel trailers and fifth wheels hand-built in Oregon for off-grid camping in anySee Outdoors 
travel trailerPalomino RVA Forest River division building one of the broadest towable ranges in the business — and one of the few names thatSee Palomino 
travel trailerRockwoodForest River's standout towable brand — composite-built travel trailers and fifth wheels that punch above their priceSee Rockwood 
travel trailerScampAmerica's iconic little fiberglass egg — lightweight, molded travel trailers and a tiny fifth wheel sold factory-directSee Scamp 
travel trailerStarcraft RVA value-driven, lightweight towable lineup from one of America's oldest RV names — travel trailers and fifth wheelsSee Starcraft 
travel trailerSunset Park RVAmish-built, genuinely lightweight travel trailers and teardrops you can tow with a small SUV or crossover —See Sunset 
travel trailerWinnebagoAmerica's most recognized RV name — a broad, multi-class lineup from compact towables to diesel Class A coaches, withSee Winnebago Coming soonMore travel trailer brandsAirstream, Grand Design, Lance, Keystone, Jayco, Forest River and more. Shopping one we haven't published yet? Tell us — we'll find it anyway.
Explore the lineup
Popular travel trailers worth shopping for
Real specs, floor plans, and pricing on the models buyers ask about most.
Travel TrailerAirstream Flying CloudAirstream's most popular travel trailer — the iconic aluminum silver bullet in its most versatile, broadest-floor-plan form.View model 
Travel TrailerAirstream BambiAirstream's smallest, lightest aluminum trailer — the easiest, most SUV-towable way into the brand.View model 
Travel TrailerAirstream CaravelThe upscale single-axle Airstream — Bambi sizes with premium finishes and a panoramic rear window.View model 
Travel TrailerAirstream InternationalThe design-forward dual-axle Airstream — Flying Cloud sizes with elevated, modern interiors.View model 
Travel TrailerAirstream ClassicAirstream's luxury travel-trailer flagship — the most equipped, residential silver bullet built.View model Travel TrailerAlliance DeltaAlliance's value travel trailer — family-friendly layouts with the brand's build philosophy.View model 
Travel TrailerAlliance BenchmarkA residential destination trailer with lofts, full-size appliances, and serious living space.View model Travel TrailerArctic Arctic Fox NXT 27SXA four-season travel trailer with a huge fresh tank and a single super slide.View model 
Travel TrailerArctic Arctic Fox Edge 26KXThe off-grid Edge variant — Arctic Fox four-season build with big standard solar and lithium.View model Travel TrailerBigfoot 25B25RQBigfoot's flagship molded-fiberglass travel trailer — a true four-season rear-queen towable.View model Travel TrailerBrinkley Model Z AirA premium travel trailer with the Brinkley look — automotive exterior and residential interior behind a smaller tow vehicle.View model 
Travel TrailerBrinkley Model IBrinkley's most accessible line — a sleek luxury travel trailer with signature frameless windows and CraftSense interiors.View model Travel TrailerCasita SpiritThe versatile 17' Casita — front dinette and bunk-friendly Standard or a bathroom-equipped Deluxe.View model 
Travel TrailerCasita FreedomThe couple's 17' Casita — a roomy lounge-and-dinette layout with swiveling chairs.View model 
Travel TrailerCasita IndependenceThe twin-bed 17' Casita — two permanent singles with easy access for couples.View model 
Travel TrailerCasita LibertyThe bright, flexible 17' Casita — three big picture windows and convertible dinettes.View model 
Travel TrailerCasita HeritageThe family 17' Casita — side bunks for groups or a Deluxe with a real bathroom.View model Travel TrailerCherokee Grey WolfCherokee's high-volume value travel trailer — light, family-friendly, and easy to tow.View model 
Travel TrailerCherokee CherokeeThe step-up Cherokee travel trailer — value layouts with upgraded finishes and insulation.View model 
Travel TrailerCherokee Black LabelCherokee's upgraded trim package — fiberglass walls, frameless windows, and arctic insulation.View model Travel TrailerCoachmen CatalinaCoachmen's flagship volume travel trailer — a huge range of family floor plans at value prices.View model 
Travel TrailerCoachmen ApexCoachmen's light, aerodynamic travel trailer — half-ton- and SUV-towable, with a compact Nano range.View model Travel TrailerCrossRoads Sunset TrailA light, easy-towing travel trailer built for half-tons and weekend families.View model 
Travel TrailerCrossRoads ZingerCrossRoads' value travel trailer — a broad, family-friendly, easy-towing range.View model 
Travel TrailerCrossRoads Cruiser AireA roomy mid-range travel trailer that carries the long-running Cruiser name.View model Travel TrailerCruiser Shadow CruiserFreedom within reach — a value ultralight travel trailer with a deep floor-plan range.View model 
Travel TrailerCruiser MPGMemories Per Gallon — a fuel-conscious ultralight built for half-ton towing.View model 
Travel TrailerCruiser EmbraceFreedom at every turn — an ultra-lite travel trailer with vaulted, roomy interiors.View model 
Travel TrailerCruiser AvenirExperience the future — Cruiser's most affordable, modern ultralight travel trailer.View model Travel TrailerDutchmen Aspen TrailDutchmen's core value travel trailer — a broad, family-friendly, easy-towing range.View model 
Travel TrailerDutchmen ColemanThe budget entry point — a light, sub-$20,000-to-start travel trailer line.View model 
Travel TrailerDutchmen KodiakA step-up value travel trailer — lighter, better-trimmed plans for half-tons.View model Travel TrailerEmber Overland SeriesEmber's off-road flagship — a CURT independent-suspension chassis and a standard lithium solar package built to leave the pavement.View model 
Travel TrailerEmber Touring EditionThe same off-grid DNA on a lighter, road-tuned CURT coil suspension — Ember's value-minded middle tier.View model 
Travel TrailerEmber E-SeriesEmber's value line — tiny single-axle teardrops up to family bunkhouses, with off-grid solar still on the menu.View model Travel TrailerEscape Escape 19Escape's compact molded-fiberglass trailer — light enough for a mid-size SUV, roomy for its size.View model 
Travel TrailerEscape Escape 21Escape's most popular trailer — a spacious open design in a light, easy-towing fiberglass body.View model 
Travel TrailerEscape Escape 23Escape's largest travel trailer — the most space and versatile sleeping in the molded-fiberglass lineup.View model Travel TrailerForest Rockwood Mini LiteA higher-quality, half-ton-friendly travel trailer — one of Forest River's best-rated towables.View model 
Travel TrailerForest CherokeeForest River's huge-volume travel-trailer family — lots of choice, value-priced.View model Travel TrailerGrand ImagineGrand Design's best-rated travel trailer — the all-around family towable.View model 
Travel TrailerGrand Imagine XLSThe lighter, easier-towing Imagine for half-tons and big SUVs.View model 
Travel TrailerGrand Transcend XplorGrand Design's value entry travel trailer — the affordable way in.View model Travel TrailerHeartland ProwlerA value travel trailer built for price, reliability, and easy towing.View model 
Travel TrailerHeartland MallardAn ultra-light, open-concept travel trailer built for half-tons and weekend families.View model 
Travel TrailerHeartland PioneerA dependable, smartly designed value travel trailer for families.View model 
Travel TrailerHeartland Trail RunnerA lightweight travel trailer with open layouts and big panoramic windows.View model Travel TrailerHighland Open RangeHighland Ridge's residential, four-season full-profile travel trailer flagship.View model 
Travel TrailerHighland Range LiteA light, half-ton-friendly travel trailer with real off-grid and four-season content.View model 
Travel TrailerHighland ColtHighland Ridge's most budget-friendly travel trailer — the step up from tent camping.View model Travel TrailerinTech FlyerAn all-aluminum micro-lite trailer light enough for almost any vehicle.View model 
Travel TrailerinTech LunaA premium all-aluminum teardrop with a panoramic windshield and a full outdoor kitchen.View model 
Travel TrailerinTech SolA clean, Airstream-adjacent aluminum trailer with a panoramic front wall.View model 
Travel TrailerinTech AuctainTech's roomiest line — a larger all-aluminum trailer with a real bathroom.View model 
Travel TrailerinTech O-V-RinTech's rugged off-grid adventure trailer line — aluminum built for getting off pavement.View model Travel TrailerJayco Jay FlightJayco's flagship, best-selling travel trailer — a huge, half-ton-friendly range that has long topped the sales charts.View model 
Travel TrailerJayco Eagle HTJayco's premium high-tech travel trailer — residential touches and big amenities a step above the Jay Flight.View model Travel TrailerKeystone PassportA light, easy-towing travel trailer built for half-tons and weekend families.View model 
Travel TrailerKeystone SpringdaleKeystone's value travel trailer — a broad, family-friendly, easy-towing range.View model Travel TrailerKZ ConnectKZ's full-featured lightweight travel trailer — half-ton-friendly with real living space.View model 
Travel TrailerKZ SportsmenKZ's value travel-trailer family — a broad, family-friendly, easy-towing range.View model 
Travel TrailerKZ EscapeKZ's ultra-light travel trailer — small, towable by almost anything, and award-winning.View model Travel TrailerLance Lance 1985A four-season single-slide travel trailer with a walk-around queen and a full rear bath.View model 
Travel TrailerLance Lance 1685The lightest dual-axle Lance — a full 8 feet wide with an east/west bed.View model 
Travel TrailerLance Lance 1475A compact single-axle trailer with full-size comfort and no teardrop compromises.View model 
Travel TrailerLance Lance 2465The largest Lance trailer — a dual-slide couple's coach with a California King bed.View model Travel TrailernuCamp T@B 320The iconic silver teardrop — a wet bath, kitchenette, and four-season comfort under 2,000 pounds.View model 
Travel TrailernuCamp T@B 400nuCamp's biggest teardrop — a dedicated queen bed, wet bath, and galley in a true small travel trailer.View model 
Travel TrailernuCamp T@GThe tiny two-person teardrop — a queen bed inside, a real galley out back, towable by almost anything.View model Travel TrailerOliver Legacy EliteOliver's single-axle 18.5-footer — a compact, half-ton-towable double-hull fiberglass trailer.View model 
Travel TrailerOliver Legacy Elite IIOliver's twin-axle 23.5-footer — more living space and tank capacity in the same double-hull build.View model Travel TrailerOutdoors Black StoneORV's roomy, dual-slide four-season travel trailer — the most livable rig in the line.View model 
Travel TrailerOutdoors Timber RidgeThe core ORV travel trailer — four-season toughness in a mid-size, broadly configurable range.View model 
Travel TrailerOutdoors Creek SideORV's compact four-season trailer — small footprint, full mountain-tough build.View model 
Travel TrailerOutdoors Back CountryThe off-grid ORV — onboard generator, big tanks, and a chassis built to leave the pavement.View model Travel TrailerPalomino PumaPalomino's long-running value travel trailer — a deep bench of family floor plans.View model 
Travel TrailerPalomino PausePalomino's modern, off-road-styled lightweight trailer for adventure couples.View model Travel TrailerRockwood Geo ProA compact, composite-built, solar-equipped travel trailer made for off-grid couples and small families.View model 
Travel TrailerRockwood Mini LiteA half-ton-friendly travel trailer with above-average build and the brand's strongest review base.View model 
Travel TrailerRockwood Ultra LiteA mid-size travel trailer that adds living space and slides while keeping weights manageable.View model 
Travel TrailerRockwood SignatureRockwood's top travel trailer — larger, better-equipped layouts for families and extended stays.View model 
Travel TrailerRockwood Hard SideA hard-side A-frame folding camper — tent-camper towing weight, real walls, A/C and furnace.View model Travel TrailerScamp Scamp 13'The original little fiberglass egg — light enough to tow behind almost anything.View model 
Travel TrailerScamp Scamp 16'The roomier egg — bed, bath, and galley that still tows behind a half-ton or SUV.View model 
Travel TrailerScamp Scamp 16' DeluxeThe upscale 16' — maple cabinetry and a wider bed in the same easy-towing egg.View model Travel TrailerStarcraft Autumn RidgeStarcraft's value travel trailer — a broad, family-friendly, easy-towing range that starts well under $20,000.View model 
Travel TrailerStarcraft Super LiteA lightweight travel trailer built for mid-size SUVs and half-tons, with a step up in features.View model 
Travel TrailerStarcraft GSL Travel TrailerStarcraft's upscale travel trailer — residential features and king beds in a tow-friendly package.View model Travel TrailerSunset SunRayAn ultra-light teardrop and mini travel trailer you can honestly tow with a small SUV or crossover.View model 
Travel TrailerSunset Sun LiteA lightweight single-axle travel trailer with real beds, a bath, and half-ton-free towing.View model 
Travel TrailerSunset Sun Lite LTDA retro-styled, lightweight travel trailer with a vintage look and easy towing.View model Travel TrailerWinnebago Micro MinnieWinnebago's compact, light travel trailer — half-ton- and SUV-towable family camping.View model 
Travel TrailerWinnebago VoyageWinnebago's full-size family travel trailer — roomy floor plans with residential touches.View model How we help
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Questions
Travel Trailers — buyer FAQs
What can tow a travel trailer?
It depends entirely on the trailer's loaded weight. Small trailers tow behind many SUVs and half-ton trucks; larger ones need a 3/4-ton or one-ton pickup. The number that matters is the real loaded weight against your vehicle's tow rating and payload — exactly what our buyer's agents verify before you buy.
Travel trailer or fifth wheel?
A travel trailer is lighter, cheaper, and tows behind more vehicles. A fifth wheel tows more stably and lives larger with a raised front bedroom, but needs a capable pickup with an in-bed hitch. If you don't own a pickup, a travel trailer is usually the answer.
Do you inspect used travel trailers?
Always. Water intrusion through the roof and seams, soft floors, axle and brake wear, and sidewall delamination are the expensive problems. Our independent inspectors check all of it and a buyer's agent turns what they find into leverage on price.
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