2026 Coachmen Clipper

The 2026 Coachmen Clipper 17BH packs bunk beds into a 20'5" trailer that weighs just 3,034 lbs unloaded with a 340 lb hitch weight. That's a light, compact package for a family unit — meaning most half-ton trucks and even some crossovers can pull it without breaking a sweat.

The bunkhouse layout dedicates the rear of the trailer to the kids, with stacked bunks that give them their own space. Up front, there's a main sleeping area, a kitchen, and enough room for a small family to settle in for a few nights without stepping on each other. No slide-out means you can fit it into tighter spots — a narrower seasonal lot, an older campground with smaller sites, or a driveway without much clearance.

The Clipper 3K series keeps it honest: built-in refrigerator, two-burner cooktop, microwave, interior shower, and a furnace that handles Canadian shoulder seasons. No unnecessary complications, no equipment you'll never use. The construction is Coachmen's standard approach — aluminum framing, TPO roof, solid enough for families who put real mileage on their trailers.

If you're buying your first bunkhouse trailer on a budget, or you want a lightweight second unit that the family can take out without needing the diesel, the 17BH makes a strong case for itself.