2016 Clipper Sport 106
32 days on the market
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32 days on the market
Days listed
32
The 2016 Coachmen Clipper Sport 106 is a lightweight folding camper designed for families and couples who want to enjoy the open-air feeling of tent camping while adding the comfort of real beds, a dinette, indoor cooking space, fresh-water storage, and a solid roof overhead.
Compact when folded and opening to nearly 18 feet at the campsite, the Clipper Sport 106 offers an impressive amount of usable space without the size or weight of a traditional travel trailer. Coachmen designed the Clipper around easy setup and lightweight towing, making the 106 an appealing pre-owned choice for first-time RVers, weekend campers, and anyone looking to simplify their camping adventures.
• Lightweight design: A great alternative for campers who don't want the weight and bulk of a traditional hard-sided travel trailer.
• Sleeps up to 6: Two pull-out tent-end beds plus the convertible dinette provide flexible sleeping accommodations.
• Glide-N-Lock bed system: Cable-supported beds eliminate the traditional exterior support poles found on many older pop-ups.
• Indoor/outdoor dinette table: The table can be used inside for meals or taken outdoors to the campsite.
• Compact travel size: Folds down into a low-profile package that's easier to tow, maneuver, and store.
• Open-air camping experience: Large tent-end windows let you enjoy campground breezes and views while staying protected from the elements.
RV Type: Folding camping trailer / pop-up camper
Sleeping Capacity: Up to 6 campers
Slides: None
Axles: Single axle
Open Length: Approx. 17' 11"
Closed Length: Approx. 12' 7"
Kitchen: Two-burner cooktop, deep-bowl sink, countertop space, cabinetry, and available refrigerator
Dining Area: Booth dinette with removable indoor/outdoor table and convertible sleeping capability
Sleeping Areas: Two expandable tent-end beds plus convertible dinette
Fresh Water: 16-gallon above-floor fresh-water tank
Interior: Residential-grade flooring, walnut cabinetry, LED interior lighting, privacy drapes, high-density cushions, and 120V outlets
Available Equipment: Air conditioning, furnace, refrigerator, heated mattresses, awning, spare tire, Bluetooth audio system, and other equipment depending on how the individual camper was originally configured.
Open Length: Approx. 17' 11"
Closed Length: Approx. 12' 7"
Closed Exterior Height: Approx. 4' 8"
Exterior Width: Approx. 85"
GVWR: Approx. 2,096 lbs
Fresh Water Capacity: 16 gal
Axles: 1
Sleeping Capacity: Up to 6
Cooktop: 2 burner
Optional Air Conditioner: 13,500 BTU
Optional Furnace: 20,000 BTU
Published specifications for the 106 can vary depending on factory equipment and options, so the individual camper's factory weight label should be used when determining its actual weight and carrying capacity.
The appeal of the Clipper Sport 106 is pretty simple: it keeps much of what people love about traditional camping while removing some of the things they don't.
You still get the fresh air, canvas surroundings, screened windows, sounds of the campground, and feeling of actually being outdoors.
But instead of sleeping on the ground, you've got raised beds, cushions, interior lighting, a dining table, kitchen space, storage, and a solid roof over your head.
When a middle-of-the-night rainstorm rolls through the campground, that last feature suddenly feels pretty luxurious.
One of Coachmen's standout features on the Clipper was its Glide-N-Lock cable-supported bed system.
Traditional pop-up campers often require exterior support poles beneath the pull-out beds. With Coachmen's system, the beds slide outward and lock into position while being supported by integrated cables.
That means fewer loose components to carry and fewer steps between pulling into the campsite and getting the first marshmallow over the fire.
Once the roof is raised and both tent ends are extended, the little Clipper becomes a surprisingly spacious camper.
The opposing sleeping areas keep the beds out of the center of the floorplan, leaving room for the dinette, galley, storage, and walking space.
The dinette serves multiple purposes throughout the trip. It's the breakfast table in the morning, card-game headquarters when it rains, and additional sleeping space when another camper comes along.
The table itself can even be removed and used outside at the campsite.
The Clipper 106 keeps the galley simple and functional.
A two-burner cooktop and deep-bowl sink provide the basics for preparing campsite meals, while cabinetry and countertop space give you room for food and cooking supplies. The 106 was also available with additional equipment such as a refrigerator depending on how the camper was originally configured.
It's enough to handle breakfast before hitting the trail, lunch during an afternoon thunderstorm, or a late-night snack when somebody realizes they somehow didn't eat enough around the campfire.
One of the biggest advantages of a folding camper is what happens when it's time to leave.
The roof lowers, the beds slide back inside, and the entire camper becomes a compact, low-profile package.
That means considerably less frontal area than a traditional travel trailer, while Coachmen's Wide Trac suspension was designed to provide a wider stance for improved towing stability.
Tow-vehicle compatibility should still be determined using the individual camper's actual loaded weight, tongue weight, vehicle payload, hitch rating, passengers, and cargo rather than relying solely on published unloaded weights.
The compact footprint of the Clipper Sport 106 makes it especially appealing for campers who enjoy state parks, wooded campgrounds, and older camping areas where maneuvering a large travel trailer can become challenging.
Once folded, it's also considerably easier to store than most conventional RVs.
For someone with limited driveway or storage space, that's a big advantage.
The 2016 Coachmen Clipper Sport 106 is an excellent choice for couples, young families, first-time RV buyers, former tent campers, and anyone looking for a simple and lightweight way to enjoy the campground.
It's particularly attractive for campers who want multiple beds, indoor cooking space, a dinette, fresh-water storage, and protection from the weather without jumping into a larger travel trailer.
It can also make an excellent step between tent camping and owning a full-size RV.
As a pre-owned camper, the Coachmen Clipper Sport 106 offers something increasingly difficult to find in today's RV market: simplicity.
There's no giant entertainment center, residential refrigerator, fireplace, automatic leveling system, or collection of slide-outs.
Instead, you get a comfortable place to sleep, somewhere to cook and eat, protection from the weather, and a cozy home base for exploring the campground.
Sometimes that's all you really need.
Follow the Fox to Lerch RV, Pennsylvania's top-rated RV dealership, and take a closer look at the 2016 Coachmen Clipper Sport 106. If you're searching for an affordable pre-owned pop-up that's lightweight, compact, easy to store, and ready for simple family camping adventures, this Clipper is worth a look.
The 2016 Coachmen Clipper Sport 106 is a lightweight folding camper designed for families and couples who want to enjoy the open-air feeling of tent camping while adding the comfort of real beds, a dinette, indoor cooking space, fresh-water storage, and a solid roof overhead.
Compact when folded and opening to nearly 18 feet at the campsite, the Clipper Sport 106 offers an impressive amount of usable space without the size or weight of a traditional travel trailer. Coachmen designed the Clipper around easy setup and lightweight towing, making the 106 an appealing pre-owned choice for first-time RVers, weekend campers, and anyone looking to simplify their camping adventures.
• Lightweight design: A great alternative for campers who don't want the weight and bulk of a traditional hard-sided travel trailer.
• Sleeps up to 6: Two pull-out tent-end beds plus the convertible dinette provide flexible sleeping accommodations.
• Glide-N-Lock bed system: Cable-supported beds eliminate the traditional exterior support poles found on many older pop-ups.
• Indoor/outdoor dinette table: The table can be used inside for meals or taken outdoors to the campsite.
• Compact travel size: Folds down into a low-profile package that's easier to tow, maneuver, and store.
• Open-air camping experience: Large tent-end windows let you enjoy campground breezes and views while staying protected from the elements.
RV Type: Folding camping trailer / pop-up camper
Sleeping Capacity: Up to 6 campers
Slides: None
Axles: Single axle
Open Length: Approx. 17' 11"
Closed Length: Approx. 12' 7"
Kitchen: Two-burner cooktop, deep-bowl sink, countertop space, cabinetry, and available refrigerator
Dining Area: Booth dinette with removable indoor/outdoor table and convertible sleeping capability
Sleeping Areas: Two expandable tent-end beds plus convertible dinette
Fresh Water: 16-gallon above-floor fresh-water tank
Interior: Residential-grade flooring, walnut cabinetry, LED interior lighting, privacy drapes, high-density cushions, and 120V outlets
Available Equipment: Air conditioning, furnace, refrigerator, heated mattresses, awning, spare tire, Bluetooth audio system, and other equipment depending on how the individual camper was originally configured.
Open Length: Approx. 17' 11"
Closed Length: Approx. 12' 7"
Closed Exterior Height: Approx. 4' 8"
Exterior Width: Approx. 85"
GVWR: Approx. 2,096 lbs
Fresh Water Capacity: 16 gal
Axles: 1
Sleeping Capacity: Up to 6
Cooktop: 2 burner
Optional Air Conditioner: 13,500 BTU
Optional Furnace: 20,000 BTU
Published specifications for the 106 can vary depending on factory equipment and options, so the individual camper's factory weight label should be used when determining its actual weight and carrying capacity.
The appeal of the Clipper Sport 106 is pretty simple: it keeps much of what people love about traditional camping while removing some of the things they don't.
You still get the fresh air, canvas surroundings, screened windows, sounds of the campground, and feeling of actually being outdoors.
But instead of sleeping on the ground, you've got raised beds, cushions, interior lighting, a dining table, kitchen space, storage, and a solid roof over your head.
When a middle-of-the-night rainstorm rolls through the campground, that last feature suddenly feels pretty luxurious.
One of Coachmen's standout features on the Clipper was its Glide-N-Lock cable-supported bed system.
Traditional pop-up campers often require exterior support poles beneath the pull-out beds. With Coachmen's system, the beds slide outward and lock into position while being supported by integrated cables.
That means fewer loose components to carry and fewer steps between pulling into the campsite and getting the first marshmallow over the fire.
Once the roof is raised and both tent ends are extended, the little Clipper becomes a surprisingly spacious camper.
The opposing sleeping areas keep the beds out of the center of the floorplan, leaving room for the dinette, galley, storage, and walking space.
The dinette serves multiple purposes throughout the trip. It's the breakfast table in the morning, card-game headquarters when it rains, and additional sleeping space when another camper comes along.
The table itself can even be removed and used outside at the campsite.
The Clipper 106 keeps the galley simple and functional.
A two-burner cooktop and deep-bowl sink provide the basics for preparing campsite meals, while cabinetry and countertop space give you room for food and cooking supplies. The 106 was also available with additional equipment such as a refrigerator depending on how the camper was originally configured.
It's enough to handle breakfast before hitting the trail, lunch during an afternoon thunderstorm, or a late-night snack when somebody realizes they somehow didn't eat enough around the campfire.
One of the biggest advantages of a folding camper is what happens when it's time to leave.
The roof lowers, the beds slide back inside, and the entire camper becomes a compact, low-profile package.
That means considerably less frontal area than a traditional travel trailer, while Coachmen's Wide Trac suspension was designed to provide a wider stance for improved towing stability.
Tow-vehicle compatibility should still be determined using the individual camper's actual loaded weight, tongue weight, vehicle payload, hitch rating, passengers, and cargo rather than relying solely on published unloaded weights.
The compact footprint of the Clipper Sport 106 makes it especially appealing for campers who enjoy state parks, wooded campgrounds, and older camping areas where maneuvering a large travel trailer can become challenging.
Once folded, it's also considerably easier to store than most conventional RVs.
For someone with limited driveway or storage space, that's a big advantage.
The 2016 Coachmen Clipper Sport 106 is an excellent choice for couples, young families, first-time RV buyers, former tent campers, and anyone looking for a simple and lightweight way to enjoy the campground.
It's particularly attractive for campers who want multiple beds, indoor cooking space, a dinette, fresh-water storage, and protection from the weather without jumping into a larger travel trailer.
It can also make an excellent step between tent camping and owning a full-size RV.
As a pre-owned camper, the Coachmen Clipper Sport 106 offers something increasingly difficult to find in today's RV market: simplicity.
There's no giant entertainment center, residential refrigerator, fireplace, automatic leveling system, or collection of slide-outs.
Instead, you get a comfortable place to sleep, somewhere to cook and eat, protection from the weather, and a cozy home base for exploring the campground.
Sometimes that's all you really need.
Follow the Fox to Lerch RV, Pennsylvania's top-rated RV dealership, and take a closer look at the 2016 Coachmen Clipper Sport 106. If you're searching for an affordable pre-owned pop-up that's lightweight, compact, easy to store, and ready for simple family camping adventures, this Clipper is worth a look.
Length
17 ft 11 in
Dry weight
1,503 lbs
Sleeps
6 people
Length
17 ft 11 in
Dry weight
1,503 lbs
Sleeps
6 people
As provided in the original listing
As provided in the original listing
