2013 Used Dutchmen KODIAK 300BHSL Travel Trailer in Washington, WA

2013 Used Dutchmen KODIAK 300BHSL Travel Trailer in Washington, WA. 2013 Dutchmen Kodiak 300BHSL Luxury Bunkhouse lightweight travel trailer

Highlights
* Stylish tinted frame less windows
* 2 x Skylights (Bathroom and Kitchen)
* Heated insulated underbelly for cold weather camping
* Two separate bed rooms with doors
* Stylish curved interior walls
* Two separate grey tanks (67 gal combined) and 1 28 gal black tank plus 46 gal fresh water.
* 2 twin sized bunk beds, 1 single sized bunk bed, 1 queen sized beds and 2 dinette booth turned beds
* Rated to sleep up to 9 people
* Power owning
* Power tongue jack
* 3 Slides
* 33' Trailer length, 36' 11" with A frame and tongue
* Upgraded bathroom fan (Fantastic Fan automatic rainsensing thermostat controlled)
* solid surface counter top and under-mounted sink
* Alloy wheels and radial tires (70% of tread remaining)
* Outdoor kitchen with fold out gas stove and mini refrigerator
* Anderson 'No-Sway' Weight Distribution Hitch system
* 7531 lbs unloaded
* 1369 lbs cargo carrying capacity
* 833 lbs hitch weight
* LCD TV with pullout arm
* DVD system with 3 speaker zones including outside
* Outside quick release TV mount system with cable/antenna outlets (you can easily unhook the TV inside and mount it outside)
* No smoking, no pets, never lived in.

I spent over 6 months researching models and floor plans and this Kodiak 300BHSL floor plan is very unique in that it has 2 separate bedrooms with doors and rear bedroom has one of largest bunk beds I could find and has it's own dining booth that can turn into a study/game table for children. It has a flip up bed mounted on top of the dining table and it can be easily removed for added space if you don't need all that beds.

This is a huge trailer with tons of living spaces and storage spaces. 2 families (4 adults and 4 children) can easily sleep in this thing.

It's a light weight trailer weighting at 7531 lbs unloaded. I personally tow it with a 3/4 ton truck but I've seen people pulling it with a half ton such as Toyota Tundra or F150. I would recommend 3/4 ton for added safety margin. 

Here is the brochure from manufacturer http://www.dutchmen.com/media/5692/kodiak-12-pg-lit-lr.pdf

I made some improvements adding lift supports for under bed storage and also outdoor kitchen door so doors stay up.

I am simply no longer using it due to changing in our travel style. I've used only once last year and no plan for this year. I am modivated to sell it and priced it accordingly with no bubble for a quick sale. I also would like to sell my truck before summer starts but can't do that untill this is sold. so come and see it this weekend.