
$24,165

The 242BH is built around a bunkhouse layout that sleeps eight, making it one of the more practical options in the Hideout lineup for hauling a crew. Bunk beds handle the kids' sleeping situation without monopolizing the whole trailer, leaving the main cabin room to breathe. Owners consistently call it easy to tow, a meaningful real-world advantage for those who don't want a beast on the hitch. As a Keystone Hideout, it sits squarely in the budget-to-midrange category: the value-per-dollar is a genuine strength, though buyers tend to go in with eyes open about build quality relative to pricier brands.
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