Quick answer
A couples' travel trailer built for cooking outside, with an outdoor griddle and outdoor fridge, plus a private front queen bedroom and a rear bath. It's about 26 ft long, sleeps 2, weighs 5,823 lbs dry and has a 7,685-lb GVWR, so a properly equipped F-150 is the right Ford to tow it.On Video
Specs
| Length | About 26 ft (25' 9" published) |
|---|---|
| Dry weight (this unit) | 5,823 lbs |
| GVWR | 7,685 lbs (published) |
| Sleeps | 2 |
| Slides | 1 (60-inch theater seating) |
| Floor plan | Private front queen bedroom, breakfast bar, rear bath |
| Bedroom | Queen bed, dual wardrobes, sliding barn door |
| Outdoor kitchen | Slide-out griddle and outdoor fridge |
| Construction | 6-sided full-aluminum frame, aluminum floor joists, composite walls |
| Storage | Drop-frame pass-through storage |
| Solar | 200W |
| Awning | 20-ft power awning with LED lighting |
| Stock # | 27026 |
Specs are for this specific unit, from its window sticker and published manufacturer data. Confirm before you buy; I’m happy to send a photo of the sticker.
Brad’s Take
The 2525RB is the one I show people who like to cook outside. The outdoor kitchen has a slide-out griddle and an outdoor fridge, and the 20-ft power awning with LED lighting covers the whole thing.
Inside, the queen bedroom is up front behind a sliding barn door, with dual wardrobes. The living area has a 60-inch theater seat slide across from a breakfast bar with two stools, and the bath is all the way in the rear, so it’s away from the bedroom.
You also get drop-frame pass-through storage and 200 watts of solar. Like the rest of the 2027 Mini Lites, it’s built with composite walls, a 6-sided full-aluminum frame and aluminum floor joists. That construction is designed to avoid the wood rot and delamination you see in older trailers. At about 26 ft, it’s under the 30-ft limit for National Park approval.
Skip this one if: Anyone camping with kids or guests. It sleeps 2, and there’s no dinette or sofa that turns into a bed.
