Looking for similar floorplan? Double bed + dinette

Rockwood Mini Lites? Maybe something interesting there. We've had 2 Rockwood trailers and very pleased with both...no headaches with either. Would be what I'd consider mid-range in quality and pricing.

Take a look at Lance Travel Trailers, they're made great, lightweight and are pretty much bullet proof! They've been in business 50 years and offer a 2 year warranty!

Link to Lance

I know of 2 models of Jayco Jayflight SLX TT's that fit in well below your goal and are larger (roomier) than the BigFoot you mentioned. The Jayco SLX 185RB and the SLX 195RB models. Both are single axle and designed for pulling with a crossover SUV or a minivan with engine size from 3.0L to a 3.8L V6. Jayco is a family owned huge company located in Middlebury Indiana and been making RV's since 1968, gives a 2 year bumper to hitch warranty, and has a very good reputation. They have been #1 in travel trailer sales for the last 9 straight years.

The 195RB has a N/S front walk around queen bed w/privacy curtain, rear bath w/tub & shower, actual doored good size wardrobe, lots of storage cabinets, side dinette, fridge, microwave, 19.5' floor length, 8'7" exterior ht, interior ht of 73", unloaded wt of 2800, hitch wt of 280, cargo cap of 700 or 3500 lbs GVWR, 26 gal freshwater, 15 gal gray, 9 gal blk, 6 gal HW htr, patio awning, and a lot more.

The 185RB is 1' shorter and has an E/W queen bed and unloaded weight of 2610. The same as the 195RB otherwise.

Price is but a fraction of the Bigfoot price.

Here are a couple that may work:

Palomini 180FB

Palomini 179RDS

I towed a similar weight TT with a Tacoma and a good WDH.

coleman 15 bhs?

data and floorplan here

Bumpyroad wrote:
my Ascend has double bed and front dinette at 17 ft weighing about 3500 lbs. the 19 footer is a better layout however.
bumpy

I have the 191RB and like it. Likewise looked at r-Pods and found them cramped and little storage space. My prior units were pop-ups.

Have you looked at the Escape 17. Made in B.C.

Escape

I also looked at R-pods when I bought my Ascend. they were lighter. nuff said.
bumpy

Check out the R-Pods from Forest River. My in-laws have one and love it! Short trailers like your are looking into with low weight. Some even have slides.

my Ascend has double bed and front dinette at 17 ft weighing about 3500 lbs. the 19 footer is a better layout however.
bumpy