$41,840
The rear ramp is the star of the show here. It swings down to load ATVs or gear, then doubles as a patio when you're set up at camp, which is a genuinely useful trick for a trailer in this size class. Up front, the dedicated bedroom keeps sleeping quarters separate from the garage area, and power stabilizers mean you're not cranking jacks by hand after a long drive. Owners consistently call out the open garage layout and fridge as highlights, and at 30 feet it's manageable enough to tow without a heavy-duty truck. Like most Coleman Lantern rigs, it's built with weekend warriors in mind. Strong on features and value, rather than high-end fit and finish.
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