2026 Prime Time Avenger

If you're looking to get out more on weekends without a lot of fuss, the Avenger 17RK is worth a look. At 21'6" and just under 3,700 lbs dry, it tows behind a mid-size truck or a capable SUV — no need to upsize your vehicle just to pull a trailer.

The layout keeps things simple and livable. A queen bed sits up front with storage on both sides and USB and 110v outlets right at the bedside — the little things that matter when you're actually living in it. A jackknife sofa in the main area gives you a place to relax or an extra sleeping spot when needed. The kitchen has two-burner cooking, a farmhouse sink, microwave, and bar-style seating — enough to make real meals without feeling cramped.

For shoulder-season camping in Ontario, the furnace and tankless water heater mean you're not cutting trips short when the temperature drops. The power awning adds usable outdoor space at the site, and the rear electric stabilizer jacks make setup straightforward on your own.

This is an entry-level Avenger — honest about what it is, priced to get more people camping. A solid choice for the couple or small family looking for their first trailer or a lighter-weight unit to replace something bigger than they need.