Keystone Laredo

I believe they are an entry model Keystone, the hire-end units are Montana units. But Keystone overall are good units. We have a 08' Montana, and use it quite often at least one week a month. The only problem we found is that you cannot get parts directly other than door or cabinet keys, any thing else you have to go thru a Keystone dealer. Good Luck and Happy Camping !!

We've had our 2010 Laredo since new and use it at least 10-12 outings per year. No complaints ... every once in a while we opine that we should have gotten the next size up for a coat closet, kitchen pantry, a little more floor space in the living room area ...

but no issues with the build, in general.

Click here... to go to the Keystone Web site. At the top, click on the Travel Trailer tab. You will see there are 3 levels of campers on their site:

Standard - Select - Premium

The Laredo fall in the "Select" section.

That tells me it is a mid-range camper.

I can't say I've ever really taken the time to step inside a Laredo, although I have been in quite a few. But considering it falls in the mid-range, same as my Outback, I will say, my Outback is a pretty darn good camper! I would put the Laredo in an equal status as the Outback (and others there.)

Our first 5er was a Laredo rear kitchen model. We had no complaints about it, we were just ready, after 3 years use, to upgrade. It was considered then, and I believe now, a mid level trailer. Hope this helps.

I had a 2003 Laredo 29BH. Sold it in 2015 when I upsized. It was a good camper with no complaints during the time I owned it.

We have a 2014 Laredo. We love it. It has the full time package. I think that's what it's called. King bed. Double door refrigerator. Maybe a 12 gallon hot water heater. We love everything about it. However there is a problem that seems to be problem with a lot of Laredo that I have seen and researched. The nose cap paint fades badly. Company won't fix it. And it may be resolved by now but I'm thinking of just getting my nose vinyl covered and then if I sell or trade I can pull the vinyl off. Just check into how well the paint on the nose is holding up.

tevans226 wrote:
We have a 2014 Laredo. We love it. It has the full time package. I think that's what it's called. King bed. Double door refrigerator. Maybe a 12 gallon hot water heater. We love everything about it. However there is a problem that seems to be problem with a lot of Laredo that I have seen and researched. The nose cap paint fades badly. Company won't fix it. And it may be resolved by now but I'm thinking of just getting my nose vinyl covered and then if I sell or trade I can pull the vinyl off. Just check into how well the paint on the nose is holding up.

It's probably not paint, but rather a gel coat. Several brands have the same fading cap issue. Painting is the only way to rectify the issue.

That was my first choice- Keystone Laredo 266RL- when we first started looking. Loved the rear entry, loved the rear living and entertainment center where you aren't looking across the kitchen to watch TV. I loved everything about it. But then my wife found the Rockwood (in my signature) and we loved that one even more, but that's just a personal thing with us. I think the Laredo is a fine RV, but don't really know about ongoing problems or quality.

We had a 2007 29RL Laredo bought new that was a very good trailer. Some upgrades such as LT tires, wet bolt and Trail Air suspension made it better. Ours was stored indoors climate controlled so fading was never an issue and it was never winterized. We spent over 400 nights in it and probably had over 20K miles on it. It looked like this last April when we traded it.

We love our '14 Laredo 32rls. Only issue is the winterizing knob/valve never worked. Didn't bother me as I've always used air to winterize my rv's.

Really like the rear living with the opposed slides. Lots of room.