Used RVs 2024 Keystone Hideout 175BH Sport

-Sleeps 4-5
-Overall length 20 ft.
–3170 lbs
-10 ft. power electric awning
-Pass thru exterior storage
–Tankless water heater
-Twin bunks
-Foot flush toilet
-Shower surround
-Queen bed
–New Interstate battery

1. Highly Towable for Mid-Sized SUVs and Light Trucks

One of the biggest hurdles for first-time buyers is realized when they discover they need a heavy-duty truck to haul their camper. The 175BH Sport completely bypasses this issue.

• The Specs: It features a dry weight of 3,170 lbs and an overall length of 20 feet.

• The Benefit: This footprint puts it comfortably within the towing capacity of many mid-sized SUVs (like a Ford Explorer, Toyota Highlander, or Jeep Grand Cherokee) and light-duty trucks. It is incredibly easy to manage on the highway and slips effortlessly into tight, older campsites at state and national parks.

2. A “No-Slide” Floor Plan with Surprising Sleeping Capacity

        The 175BH Sport uses a fixed, slide-free floor plan that still manages to optimize every inch of space.

• Sleeping Setup: It packs a dedicated permanent front queen bed, two rear corner bunk beds for the kids or guests, and a booth dinette that converts into an extra bed.

• The Benefit: It can comfortably sleep up to 5 people in a sub-22-foot footprint without the setup hassle, maintenance overhead, or failure points of an electric slide-out mechanism.

3. Upgraded Premium Basics Over Standard Entry-Level Rigs

Even though the “Sport” trim targets budget-conscious buyers, Keystone didn’t completely strip it down. They focused on a few high-value upgrades that drastically improve the actual camping experience:

• Girard Tankless Water Heater: Unlike old-school 6-gallon tanks that leave the second person showering in the cold, this provides on-demand, continuous hot water.

• Modern 12-Volt Refrigerator: It features a larger, more efficient 12V residential-style fridge that cools down much faster than traditional gas/absorption refrigerators and runs perfectly off your battery while driving.

• Shower Skylight & High-Rise Faucet: Small features like an added bathroom skylight (giving taller campers extra headroom) and a deep kitchen sink bowl make the trailer feel much less restrictive.