2026 Grand DesignImagine 2670MK

The Imagine 2670MK pairs a rear mid-kitchen layout with two slide-outs and the highest cargo capacity of any plan profiled here. The rear kitchen puts the galley across the back of the trailer with generous counter space, the dual slides open the living area wide, and a 10,195-pound GVWR against a 7,487-pound dry weight leaves a remarkable 2,708 pounds of payload — cargo capacity that few trailers in this size class can match.

It's a flagship Imagine through and through: laminated aluminum-framed walls over a gel-coated fiberglass exterior with foam insulation, a one-piece roof membrane, a heated and enclosed underbelly, MorRyde CRE-3000 rubber suspension and insulated slam-latch baggage doors. Ducted 15,000-BTU air conditioning, a 45-gallon fresh tank and an 82-gallon grey tank round out a trailer built for longer, fully-equipped trips.

That huge payload is the headline. For couples or small families who carry bikes, generators, full pantries, tools or toys — the buyers who routinely run other trailers over their cargo limits — the 2670MK's 2,708-pound capacity is genuinely freeing. At an MSRP in the mid-$60,000s it's a premium trailer, but it solves the payload problem more completely than almost anything else in the line.

Grand Design's Imagine family — the premium-mainstream volume leader and the industry's perennial owner-satisfaction front-runner. It spans three sub-lines: the lightweight Imagine AIM, the medium-duty Imagine XLS (standard rooftop solar), and the residential flagship Imagine. The 2670MK on this page is highlighted; each other profiled plan links to its own page. The full family runs more than thirty floorplans; the highest-demand layouts across XLS and the flagship line are detailed here and the rest are catalogued on the line hub.