2027 Keystone Hideout 212RKSWE Walk-Around
Walking up to the 2027 Keystone Hideout 212RKSWE
Start at the tongue, because that's where most of the honest conversation happens. Hitch weight on this floorplan is 650 pounds, dry weight is 5,520, and the GVWR is 7,500. Do the math and you've got 1,980 pounds of cargo capacity, which is a genuinely useful number. That's firewood, a generator, bikes, two full LP tanks and a loaded fridge without sweating the sticker on the door frame. A half-ton truck handles this comfortably, and plenty of properly equipped mid-size trucks will too once you've checked your own payload and tongue rating.
The tongue jack does the lifting while you're getting coupled up, and on a trailer this length you're not fighting it to find level in a gravel pullout. Two LP tanks ride up there, which matters more in Utah than people expect. One tank running the furnace through a 20-degree night at Flaming Gorge, the other in reserve so you're not driving into Manila at 7 a.m. looking for a propane fill.
Twin axles under it, and that changes how the trailer behaves on the grades you actually drive here. Coming down Parleys, dropping off Wolf Creek Pass, working your way out of Price Canyon with a loaded trailer behind you, a tandem-axle setup tracks straighter and gives you a lot more margin if you pick up a nail. Stabilizer jacks take the bounce out of the floor once you're parked, which you notice most when somebody's walking around while somebody else is still asleep.
Exterior height is 10 feet 8 inches and width is a standard 8 feet, so garage and storage-unit clearance is a straightforward measurement rather than a guess. Overall length is 25 feet 6 inches, which keeps you eligible for the shorter sites at places like Wasatch Mountain State Park and makes backing into a tight spot at Sand Hollow a one-attempt job rather than a three-attempt one.
Pass-through storage is the feature that quietly decides whether you enjoy the first hour of every trip. Camp chairs, the leveling blocks, the sewer hose in its own bin, a folding table, the dog crate. All of it loads from outside and none of it ends up stacked on the dinette while you drive.
The awning rolls out over your setup, and in a Utah July that's the difference between sitting outside at 4 p.m. and hiding indoors. Shade at Yuba, shade at Antelope Island, shade at a soccer tournament in St. George.
Inside: through the door and front to back
This is a single-slide layout that sleeps three, and that number tells you who it's built for. Couples, a couple with one kid, somebody traveling with a buddy and a lot of gear. Nobody's sleeping on a converted jackknife they resent. The slide buys back the floor space that makes a 25-foot trailer feel like you can stand in two places at once.
The dinette is where you'll spend the evening. It's the table for cards, the desk for the laptop when you're stretching a weekend into a Monday, and the spot where wet gloves get sorted after a day at Sundance. Interior decor on this one is Stonebriar, a warm neutral that doesn't fight whatever blankets and pillows you already own.
The kitchen is laid out for real cooking, not just reheating. Counter space you can actually work on, storage above and below, and a 12-volt 10-cubic-foot refrigerator as standard equipment. That 12-volt appliance is the detail worth slowing down on. It runs off the battery system instead of propane, so it keeps cooling while you're towing over Soldier Summit without you thinking about it, it doesn't care that you're parked at 9,000 feet where absorption fridges get lazy, and it cycles on travel days without a flame. Ten cubic feet is a week of groceries for three people, not three days.
The Practical Package comes standard on this build. Spare tire kit, Solar Flex Protect and the RVIA Go Camping package are available if you want to spec them.
The bathroom has a shower. That sounds basic until you've used the alternative. After a dusty day on the Paiute Trail you want a real shower in your own trailer, not a quarter-fed stall with a line.
Tanks, and why 82 gallons is the headline
Fresh water is 82 gallons. Gray is 68 and black is 34. For a trailer this size that's a lot of water, and in Utah it's the spec that changes what you can do. Dispersed camping on the Manti-La Sal, a BLM pullout near Moab in March, a week on the Mirror Lake road with no hookups anywhere: 82 gallons gets two or three people through several days of dishes, coffee and short showers without rationing. The 68-gallon gray tank is sized to match, so you're not dumping gray long before the fresh tank runs dry, which is the usual bottleneck on smaller rigs.
If you're comparing years, this is the 2027, and it's a different trailer on paper than the 2026 version of this floorplan. Fresh water jumps from 45 gallons to 82, black goes from 30 to 34, and gray sits at 68 versus 69. Dry weight comes up to 5,520 from 5,360 and hitch weight to 650 from 620, which is what the extra water capacity and equipment cost you. The 2026 is rated to sleep five and came with 220 watts of solar; the 2027 sleeps three. Different buyer, honestly. If boondocking range and tank capacity are what you're after, the newer one is the one to look at.
As a new travel trailer, this is a sensible place to land if you've been shopping a Keystone travel trailer and don't want to jump to a fifth wheel and a bigger truck. Among the travel trailers for sale in Spanish Fork, Utah, this one solves the problem most people actually have: enough water and storage to camp where there's nothing, in a package a normal truck will pull over a normal Utah pass.
Frequently asked questions
What truck do I need to tow this?
Dry weight is 5,520 pounds with a 7,500-pound GVWR and 650 pounds of hitch weight. A properly equipped half-ton handles that, and some mid-size trucks will as well, but check your specific truck's payload sticker and tongue weight rating before you commit.
How many people does it sleep?
Three. It's built around a couple or a small family rather than maximum bunk count.
Can I dry camp in it?
Yes, and that's a strength of this floorplan. With 82 gallons of fresh water, 68 gallons of gray and two LP tanks, several days off-grid is realistic for two or three people.
How long is it, and will it fit in a shorter campsite?
It's 25 feet 6 inches long, 8 feet wide and 10 feet 8 inches tall. That length fits most standard sites, including many of the shorter ones at Utah state parks.
How much can I load into it?
1,980 pounds of cargo capacity, which covers water, propane, gear and groceries with room left over.
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