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2027 Keystone Hideout 262BHSWE Floorplan Tour

2027 Keystone Hideout 262BHSWE Floorplan Tour

Outside and storage

The outside of this floorplan is built so you can hitch up, set up and get into your gear without opening every door on the trailer.

Hideout 262BHSWE at a glance
Sleeps10
Length30.92 ft
Dry weight6,205 lbs
GVWR8,760 lbs
Hitch weight725 lbs
Slide-outs1
Grey water39 gal
Black water30 gal

The 2027 Keystone Hideout 262BHSWE runs 30.92 feet long and rides on a tandem axle setup, with a dry weight of 6,205 pounds and 725 pounds of hitch weight. GVWR is 8,760 pounds, which leaves you a healthy margin between empty and loaded for gear, water and everything a family adds between the driveway and the campsite. Those are numbers a properly equipped half-ton or three-quarter-ton tows comfortably, and they're the first thing we go over with anyone shopping a new travel trailer here.

Hitching is a one-person job. The tongue jack takes the coupler up and down without a crank handle and a sore shoulder, and the awning rolls out over the entry side so you have shade before the chairs are out of the truck.

Storage is where this one earns its keep. The pass-through compartment runs deep enough for camp chairs, a folding table, hoses and the bins that never make it inside, and you can load from either side instead of burrowing in from one end.

There are two LP tanks, so you can run one down and switch over rather than chasing a fill on a Saturday morning. There's 220 watts of solar already on the roof, which keeps the batteries topped off when you're parked somewhere without a pedestal, and Solar Flex Protect is available if you want to build the system out further. A spare tire kit is available as well, and in Utah, where a weekend trip can mean a long stretch of two-lane, it's worth the conversation.

Hideout 262BHSWE floorplan
Hideout 262BHSWE floorplan
Hideout 262BHSWE — exterior side
Exterior side
Hideout 262BHSWE — tongue jack
Tongue jack
Hideout 262BHSWE — awning
Awning
Hideout 262BHSWE — pass through storage
Pass through storage
Hideout 262BHSWE — roof solar
Roof solar

The kitchen in the 2027 Keystone Hideout 262BHSWE

The kitchen is sized for cooking real meals for a crowd, not just reheating what you brought from home.

Counter space is the part people notice on the walk-through. There's room to work next to the sink, and the cabinetry below and overhead swallows the pots, pans and dry goods that a group of ten goes through in a weekend.

The refrigerator is a 12-volt unit with 10 cubic feet of space, and that matters more than the number suggests. It runs off the battery bank rather than propane, so it keeps cooling while you're driving, it doesn't care whether the trailer is perfectly level, and paired with the solar on the roof it's happy to sit at a trailhead for a couple of days. Ten cubic feet is enough for a full grocery run instead of a careful game of Tetris.

Hideout 262BHSWE — kitchen
Kitchen
Hideout 262BHSWE — refrigerator
Refrigerator

Living and dining

The slide-out opens the main living space up so people can sit down together without taking turns.

With the slide extended there's a clear path through the middle of the coach, which is the difference between a trailer that feels crowded at breakfast and one that doesn't. The dinette gives you a place to eat, deal cards, spread out a map or set up a laptop, and it's part of the sleeping count that gets this floorplan to ten.

The Stonebriar decor runs through the whole interior, a warm neutral that hides trail dust better than anything pale and doesn't fight with whatever bedding and pillows you bring. It's the kind of interior that still looks good three seasons in.

Hideout 262BHSWE — living dinette
Living dinette

Bedroom

The bedroom is a real private room with the storage to keep a week's worth of clothes off the floor.

There's closet storage for the clothes that would otherwise live in a duffel in the truck, and the door closes, which is the whole point when the kids are still awake.

Hideout 262BHSWE — bedroom
Bedroom
Hideout 262BHSWE — closet storage
Closet storage

Bunks

The bunks are why families keep coming back to this Keystone travel trailer.

Bunks mean the kids have their own territory and their own bedding that stays made, instead of a dinette that gets converted twice a day. Between the bunks, the dinette and the bedroom, this floorplan sleeps ten, and it does it without anyone sleeping on the floor.

Hideout 262BHSWE — bunk
Bunk

Bath

The bath is a full one, with a shower you can actually stand up and turn around in.

Having the bath separate from the living space means someone can get ready in the morning while coffee is happening on the other side of the wall.

Holding tanks are 39 gallons of grey and 30 gallons of black, which is a sensible pairing for a bunk coach. Grey fills faster when a group is showering and doing dishes, and the extra capacity there buys you time between dump stations on a long weekend.

Hideout 262BHSWE — shower
Shower
Hideout 262BHSWE — bathroom
Bathroom

Why this one works in Utah

Between the solar, the 12-volt refrigerator and the tank capacities, this is a travel trailer with solar that handles a couple of nights off the grid, then plugs in at a full-hookup park without any fuss. For the Uintas, Flaming Gorge, Moab in the spring or a week at Bear Lake, a tandem-axle bunk coach under 8,760 pounds loaded is an easy tow for a lot of the trucks already parked in Salt Lake Valley driveways. If you've been searching for a travel trailer for sale in Utah that sleeps a full family without stretching into fifth-wheel territory, this is the size that keeps coming up.

Frequently asked questions

How many people does this floorplan sleep?

Ten. The sleeping count comes from the bedroom, the bunks and the dinette together, which is why it works for families who bring along extra kids.

What truck do I need to tow it?

Dry weight is 6,205 pounds with 725 pounds of hitch weight, and GVWR is 8,760 pounds. Check your truck's door jamb sticker and hitch rating against the loaded number, not the dry one, and we'll walk through it with you.

Does it come with solar?

Yes, there's 220 watts of solar on the roof, and it pairs with the 12-volt refrigerator for time spent away from hookups. Solar Flex Protect is available if you want to expand the system.

How big are the holding tanks?

Grey is 39 gallons and black is 30 gallons.

Is it a single-slide trailer?

It is. One slide-out opens the main living area, and the rest of the coach stays usable with the slide in if you're stopping overnight on the way somewhere.

You'll find this one at Motor Sportsland in Millcreek, right here in Salt Lake City. Come walk the rooms yourself, open the pass-through, sit in the dinette and see how the bunks lay out, or check the live listing for current photos and details on the unit we have ready to go.

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