Keystone Travel Trailer reviews

This happens to be one excellent Travel Trailer. It has a lot of sleeping capacity, beautiful bunkhouse nice size bathroom great kitchen. The theater seating is an upgrade and I love it along with the 15,000 BTUAC this is an excellent Travel Trailer for the money. You will never go wrong with this one. Show less

This has been a wonderful trailer for my family. The bunkhouse is spacious and it has all the amenities we need while traveling. Towing is a breeze and there’s plenty of storage. These trailers are made well and withstand multiple rambunctious kids. The dining area has extra space under the seats and the bathroom is spacious. Show less

This camper is absolute garbage. It is a 2021 crossfire bullet, bought brand new in 2022 and is already leaking. We had for only 2 years when the first started leaking. We fixed right away. Less then a year later There is another leak in a different location. Warranty was 3 years however we were told it didn't cover leaking. Show less

Review of 2022 Keystone Springdale Mini 1750RD The 2022 Keystone Springdale Mini 1750RD, a compact travel trailer, is often praised for its efficient space utilization, particularly the large U-shaped dinette, and comfortable features like a queen-size bed and ample storage. However, some owners have reported issues with quality control and recurring problems with certain components. Here's a more detailed breakdown of the reviews: Pros: Space Efficiency: The 1750RD is known for its compact size while still offering a spacious feel, especially with the large U-shaped dinette in the rear. Comfortable Features: It includes a queen-size bed, ample storage, and a well-designed kitchen area. Aesthetic Appeal: Some reviewers appreciate the updated decor and the bright, airy feel of the interior, especially with the large windows. Easy Towing: The single-axle design makes it relatively easy to tow, a plus for those seeking an affordable and manageable RV. Quality Workmanship (in some cases): Some owners have found the interior and exterior quality to be excellent, with well-matched seams and solid construction. Generous Capacities: The water, propane, and waste tanks have generous capacities. Cons: Quality Control Issues: Some owners have reported issues with quality control, including screws falling out, leaky sinks and toilets, and problems with slide-outs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49tjzlY8v-A&t=66 Show less

I've owned this trailer for 7 years. I've found the interior and exterior quality excellent. All the seams match, there is nothing loose. The cabinets are beautiful wood. The floors are solid and everything works well. Capacities of tanks are generous. There is 60 gallons for water, two large propane tanks, two batteries, and two 30 gallon or more capacity tanks for grey and black water. Over all, for this price range of trailer, I am impressed and very pleased with the workmanship and quality. I would buy this trailer again. Show less

I simply love the floor plan. We did replace the rv queen mattress with a true queen mattress. Original was pretty useless. Not really impressed with the build quality. Slide out bracket was installed poorly, lost a suspension bolt before 5000 miles. Finish exposed to Texas sun degraded within 12 months. Had to replace the leaking toilet flush valve on first trip. Vinyl trim strips were replaced after 24 months due to complete degradation. Just shoddy workmanship overall. You would think a little bit of quality control would have caught most of these I love their floor plans but they have to do better before I’ll buy a Keystone again. Show less

Bought the trailer new in 2022. First shower I took, the shower pan cracked in several places. I used duct tape to hold it together until I could get it serviced. Took over a month at a dealer to fix that and a host of other problems, such as all the trim was falling down and the cupboard above the bed was falling down. Later on, water was dripping onto my mattress. I finally figured that out...they never bothered to caulk the hole where the glamour lights on the outside front of the trailer go in. The front half of the underbelly completely fell down while on the road. None of the wiring had been secured, so all those wires fell out onto the road. Both axels bent while crossing Wyoming, which ruined all my tires. Numerous other things have failed, and I never get any help from Keystone. I am traveling full time and cannot just leave it for months on end for them to fix things, so I end up eating the cost. Customer service will not give any info, even for something so simple as how to remove the fireplace face plate so I can clean behind it. Figured that out. Supposed to be all-season. Not even close. The floor plan is good for 1, but would be tight for 2. It tows well with my very good hitch system. Overall, I would not recommend any Keystone product due to the horrible craftsmanship and lack of customer service. Show less

We bought our trailer new in 2010. We camped in it off hand on for about 10 years. Then we sold our home and went on the road full time. We love the layout of our trailer. We spent last winter Boise and did very well even without skirting. I have fixed a few things hear and there but overall the unit has performed very well.. We pull it with a 2010 tundra with 10000# tow package. It is a double cab with 7.3 engine. Show less

Do not buy a keystone product. My 20 23 passport has been nothing but a hunk of s*** since I've bought it. I am working in a disaster area on the Virginia and North Carolina line and have been down here for about 4 weeks The air conditioning is out for the fourth time this year. The refrigerator was out all last year. Tonight is supposed to get down to 30 and now the heater is out. The side of the camper is pulling loose and the awning motor has broken. I have used this thing successfully 19 days and last year and a half. Now I'm going to have to drag off this job working in the disaster area because I have no heat. Keystone needs to get their act together they used to be a great camper now they are the Yugo of the camper industry. I need to know where to drop this hunk of s*** off at in Elkins Indiana so they can see what type of crap they're putting out there on the road. There needs to be some type of consumer relations or class action lawsuit against s*** like this. Show less

Compared to newer models, our 2400bh has had only one issue with the slideout motor that took all of an hour to repair, I cut the 1x6 behind the access panel, which makes future repairs a snap. The new gearbox include a drip tray, livability is fine for a family of 4, we also added solar, a perko battery disconnect and extra 32" android tvs. No issues with leaks or water, everything works as it should 9 years later Show less