Manufacturer IndexKeystone RV

Keystone RV is a Thor Industries company and one of the highest-volume towable manufacturers in the United States. Its strategy is breadth: a ladder of brands that starts at rock-bottom value and climbs to residential-grade fifth wheels, so a buyer can move up the range without leaving the family.

At the foot of that ladder is Coleman — built by Keystone, sold through Camping World, and the best-selling travel trailer in America by unit volume. Above Coleman sits a stack of value travel-trailer brands (Passport, Hideout, Springdale, Bullet) that trade up in size and features, then the mid-range and adventure lines (Cougar, Outback, Sprinter, Arcadia), and at the top the big fifth wheels (Montana, Alpine, Raptor toy haulers). This page indexes the towable brands; each line gets its own profile with floorplans and verified specs as the catalog grows.

Keystone's towable brands, grouped by where they sit in the range. Profiled lines link through; the rest are documented and will be built out in demand order.

The value tier — Coleman, Passport, Hideout, Springdale, Bullet — is where most first trailers are bought: light enough for SUVs and half-ton trucks, priced from the mid-teens to low-thirties, and built stick-and-steel for cost. Coleman sits at the very bottom on price; the others trade up in size, tank capacity, and finish.

The mid tier (Cougar, Outback, Sprinter, Arcadia) adds slide-outs, larger floorplans, and more standard equipment, and is where travel trailers start to overlap with half-ton fifth wheels. The premium tier (Montana, Alpine) is fifth-wheel territory — residential interiors for full-timers. For a buyer, the practical path is to pick the tier by tow vehicle and budget first, then choose a floorplan within it.