17-20 foot trailers. Good choices and stay aways!

Any fiberglass trailer, Casita,Scamp,Escape would work and be leak free for years.

Lance is a really good brand.

I would also consider some brands that have the newly developed outside kitchens.

Fred.

Since light weight seems to be a priority with your tow vehicle, you may be well advised to take a look at hybrid trailers with tent ends. With them you get more living space and lighter weight than with a completely hard sided trailer. Another possibility for a very well made trailer is the Trail Manor which is a form of pop up but will all hard sides. They have a great reputation and are very light weight and easy to tow. Set up is done in a matter of seconds.
Check them out HERE
They have a 24 foot (26 foot when opened) trailer with a dry weight under 3,000 lb. Remember though, the stuff you put inside the trailer will obviously add to that weight.

Camsmom wrote:
We currently have a kz spree escape 14 ft that we really like but my DH is just a little too claustrophobic in it at the end of our longer trips. So we are looking for a little larger. We would like a separate bed and sitting or dining area. Slightly larger holding tanks and fridge while still staying around the 3000 lb dry weight. What should we stay away from. We like the Visa's but are hearing some pretty mixed reviews. Any suggestions. Who has something in this range that they love (or hate)?
Thanks.

Any trailer that's around 14ft is going to weigh right around 3,000lb. You're not going to find anything much larger without going into the mid 3,500 lb range. For instance;

Coachmen Apex

What's your tow vehicle?

WoodGlue