Keystone Passport 2920BH
Hello everyone! New to this site and travel trailers in general. I am considering a Passport 2920BH. I have 3 kids that will fit nice in the quad bunks. I have a new, long, ford F150 that will tow...
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we seriously considered the 2920BH. We also looked at the Sunset Trail 290QB (Crossroads RV/Thor). Almost identical floorplans. Thankfully our dealer had both of them on the lot, so we were able to take a good look at both.
After many hours of discussion and looking at both, we decided on the Sunset Trail.
What we liked most about the Passport 2920: the number of windows in the rear bunk room letting in alot of light, U-Shaped dinette, 32" bunks, and cabinets above the queen bunk (the Sunset Trail only has a shelf above the bed).
What we liked most about the Sunset Trail: Exterior color (It's Tan). Upgraded convenience package (Electic Tongue Jack & 30# Propane tanks), No cabinets over the couch (leaves room for a bigger window), under dinette storage, faux leather couch (our dog would have shed something awful on the passports cloth couch), and most of all, the table that converts to a 4th bunk in bunk room, which gives the kids a place to play if they need more room. Oh, and I really dug the blue LED light on the front of the trailer.
Both layouts have a very similar outside kitchen.
I'm sure we would have been very happy with either unit, but ultimately the Sunset Trail won out and we have been super happy with it.
After many hours of discussion and looking at both, we decided on the Sunset Trail.
What we liked most about the Passport 2920: the number of windows in the rear bunk room letting in alot of light, U-Shaped dinette, 32" bunks, and cabinets above the queen bunk (the Sunset Trail only has a shelf above the bed).
What we liked most about the Sunset Trail: Exterior color (It's Tan). Upgraded convenience package (Electic Tongue Jack & 30# Propane tanks), No cabinets over the couch (leaves room for a bigger window), under dinette storage, faux leather couch (our dog would have shed something awful on the passports cloth couch), and most of all, the table that converts to a 4th bunk in bunk room, which gives the kids a place to play if they need more room. Oh, and I really dug the blue LED light on the front of the trailer.
Both layouts have a very similar outside kitchen.
I'm sure we would have been very happy with either unit, but ultimately the Sunset Trail won out and we have been super happy with it.
