What do Scamp trailers weigh?

You can expect an average scamp trailer weight to be about 2,050 pounds (930 kg). When looking at the specs for different scamp trailers, the weight will also be listed as dry or wet weight.

What is the weight of a 13 foot Scamp trailer?

The 13-foot Scamp trailer has a dry weight of 1,200 to 1,500 pounds for the standard version and a dry weight of 1,300 to 1,600 pounds for the deluxe version depending on how the trailer is optioned out.

How much does a vintage camper weigh?

A vintage camper weighs around 2,500 to 3,500 pounds.

How much does a 24 foot trailer weigh?

The average unladen vehicle weight (or dry weight) of a 24-foot travel trailer is approximately 4,404 lbs.

How much does a 20 foot camper weigh?

A large travel trailer – anything around 20 feet or longer – has an average weight of about 6,700 pounds.

How much does a 25 ft travel trailer weigh?

The average weight range for a 25′ travel trailer is between 3,600 and 4,500-pounds, without the weight of full water tanks and gear included. Factoring in full water tanks and gear, owners can expect to add 1500-pounds to the overall weight.

How much does a 16 foot camper weigh?

Using the 15 models we pulled weights from and an average weight of 191 pounds per foot, a 16′ travel trailer should weigh about 3,056 pounds.

How much does a 16 Scamp trailer weigh?

Here’s how much a 16-foot Scamp trailer weights: The standard version of a 16-foot Scamp travel trailer: between 1,750 to 2,000 lbs. The deluxe version of the 13-foot Scamp travel trailer: between 2,200 to 2,600 lbs.

Does a 13 foot Scamp trailer have a bathroom?

13′ Standard Trailers Compact and affordable, the Scamp 13 foot rv is great for couples or small families. You can choose the Layout 1 for a front sofa that converts to bunk beds or opt for the Layout 2 for a complete bathroom. On both models, the rear dining area converts to a double bed.

Is scamp a good trailer?

Scamp campers are also durable and well-built. Some campers built in the 1970s are still on the road today. They retain their resale value because of their quality. If you have a Scamp camper, it might just outlast you!