Passport Trailers by Keystone RV
We have been checking out new TT and have zeroed in on a Passport Ultra Lite. Does anyone have any issues or suggestions with these models or with Keystone RV in general?
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Bought mine in Feb 2012. Camped approx 45 days last year and well into the mid twentys so far this year with about 20 more planned before winter.
It's a value trailer. Not all the ammenitites some more expensive trailers have but solidly built, minor fit and finish issues I quickly corrected when we got ours (a few screws needing tightening, a cabinet drawer needed adjusted.
Been a solid trailer for us after a round trip to Florida from Cincy last year and numerous week long and long weekend trips. Very happy with it and would recommend it highly to anyone looking for a half ton towable TT in this price range. Everything works, like the floor plan for the 3 of us (sometimes 4 when the DD brings a friend) and has been a great value for the 5-6 week ong vacations we have used it that would have cost me much more in hotels/condo's or cabins.
The ability to load food and clothes and go and not have to spend a half day packing a tent and the pickup truck bed or opening a popup (what we moved from to this) to load it before closing it to travel adds some real value to me since I was the one usually opening and closing the popup prior to leaving, at the campground and again upon our return home.
It's a value trailer. Not all the ammenitites some more expensive trailers have but solidly built, minor fit and finish issues I quickly corrected when we got ours (a few screws needing tightening, a cabinet drawer needed adjusted.
Been a solid trailer for us after a round trip to Florida from Cincy last year and numerous week long and long weekend trips. Very happy with it and would recommend it highly to anyone looking for a half ton towable TT in this price range. Everything works, like the floor plan for the 3 of us (sometimes 4 when the DD brings a friend) and has been a great value for the 5-6 week ong vacations we have used it that would have cost me much more in hotels/condo's or cabins.
The ability to load food and clothes and go and not have to spend a half day packing a tent and the pickup truck bed or opening a popup (what we moved from to this) to load it before closing it to travel adds some real value to me since I was the one usually opening and closing the popup prior to leaving, at the campground and again upon our return home.
