Travel Trailers for Sale
Towable Travel Trailers are a great way to get started in the RV Lifestyle. Trailers are the most popular and usually the least expensive of towable RVs. Some are even light enough to be pulled by the family car. They come in a wide range of sizes, types, floor plans and prices. There are so many options available!
They are easy to hitch up, too, using a tongue jack that attaches near the bumper of your tow vehicle. Once you reach your campsite, you then have that vehicle available for further excursions.
There are a variety of sizes and types of travel trailers: from small tear-drop models with exterior “chuck wagon” style outdoor kitchens to large trailers, 40 feet in length with multiple slide-outs and as many features as a top-tier motorized recreational vehicle. Ask at any of our 5 RV dealer locations to help decide the right kind of RV for you.
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Featured Used Travel Trailer Models
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Travel Trailer Specs Weight
The total weight of a Travel Trailer depends on its length, features, finishes and appliances. Some smaller campers can weigh as little as 1,500 pounds, while a top-end full-size luxury model can measure 45 feet in length, and weigh over 10,000 pounds. It’s important to be sure that your pick-up SUV or car can pull these weights. Consult with our trained and knowledgeable sales people to go through our wide selection of travel trailers.
Boondocking
There are a number of features which can help you take your rig into the deeper wilds. The two most important things to consider are power sources and water management. .
The more water you can carry, the longer your adventure can last, so look for models with larger fresh water holding tanks.Â
Most newer rigs come with solar ready wiring. Adding solar panels and extra batteries will help you stay off-grid longer.Â
Extended Living
If your dream is to spend time on the road all year long, you will want to ask our dealers for models with more insulation, more air-conditioning units, and dual-pane insulating windows. Imagine a cozy winter day in the forest in the deluxe living spaces in your Travel or Destination Trailer with top-of-the-line amenities and high end features for the best travel experience. From king bedrooms and high-ceiling living spaces to gourmet kitchens and comfortable and stylish bathrooms, these upscale RVs provide all the comforts, craftsmanship and conveniences of home. They have plenty of storage capacity as well, for all your toys and equipment. Please contact us to help you find an RV with everything you need. Browse all floorplans we have to offer at any of our five RV dealerships, and we’ll find you your second home on the road.
Popular Travel Trailers For Sale
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FAQs Travel Trailers
What is a Tongue Jack?Â
A trailer tongue jack functions as a way to lift and then lower the hitch of your RV in order to attach it to your towing vehicle. It also enables you to level your rig front to back once it has been unhitched. Along with stabilizing jacks, you’ll be ready to park at your campsite.
There are two kinds of Tongue Jack: hand cranked and powered. If your trailer is lightweight, a hand-cranked model will be enough. It also can’t fail, since it isn’t dependent on being hooked to your battery. It requires some physical strength to manage, but in many cases, its perfectly fine for the job.
Powered Jacks are much easier, of course. At the touch of a button you can raise or lower the nose of your RV as needed. Be sure to have your batteries charged and properly connected.Â
Here at Poulsbo RV, we have top-notch Service and Parts departments to provide and install everything you need to level and pull your rig safely and easily. They will happily advise you and demonstrate how to use your tongue jack as well.Â
Can I Pull a Travel Trailer with my Current Car/SUV/Truck?Â
Depending on the specifications of your current car, SUV or truck, as well as the weight of your preferred rig, we can find a manufacturer and model that will provide the right RV for you. If you want to trade up to a more heavy-duty pulling vehicle, we can direct you to those models which will tow your dream rig.
What Safety Features are Available for Pulling my RigÂ
Modern Travel Trailers have many features to make towing easier and safer. I may take a while to get used to maneuvering a trailer. To keep your RV under your control, you might want to consider the following features as you select your RV:
Blind Spot Warning & Backup Camera
Knowing what is behind and to either side of your rig is a lifesaver on the road. These cameras and sensors can help keep you safe. They have also been known to save friendships and marriages with their handy parking uses.Â
Automatic Emergency Braking
Electric brakes that are activated by an electrical connection to your car/SUV/pick-up are essential to your safety. In addition, US federal laws require an automatic emergency braking system that applies the brakes if the trailer comes unhitched from the towing vehicle.Â
Central Control Panel System for all Electrical Appliances
With the electrical controls all in one place you can quickly and easily access everything and manage power flow in your rig. No more dead batteries! Plus you can usually use the included app on your phone to control everything from slide-outs to air conditioning and heat. After a day of adventuring, you can have your RV ready and waiting for your comfortable return.
