The 2018 Dutchmen Aerolite 224ES is a hybrid expandable travel trailer specifically designed for large families, offering a sleeping capacity of up to 10 people. Its unique layout features three fold-out queen-sized beds, which maximize interior living space without increasing the overall towing length.

Dimensions: Length (including tongue) = 26.  Exterior height = 9' 11".

Weight: It has a dry weight (unloaded) of 4,670 lbs and a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) of 6,600 lbs.  Can be towed by most mid size SUVs.  Previously towed w/ Chevy Traverse, GMC Yukon, and F150. 

Hitch Weight: The tongue weight is approximately 626 lbs.

Willing to include weight distribution / stabilizer tow system with full price offer.  Includes hitch / ball, bars, and is already installed on RV.  (Eaz-Lift ReCurve R3 10K Weight Distribution Hitch, 2-5/16" Ball.  Used - made to last)

Tank Capacities:

Fresh Water: 52 gallons.

Gray Water: 39 gallons.

Black Water: 28 gallons.

Interior Features

Sleeping Areas: Includes three 60" x 80" queen-sized beds

Kitchen: Equipped with an 8 cu. ft. refrigerator, stainless steel appliances, and LG solid-surface countertops.

Climate Control: Comes standard with a 13,500-BTU ducted air conditioner and a furnace.

Entertainment: Features a Bluetooth-enabled stereo and is prepped for cable/satellite TV.

Construction & Exterior

Build: Built with a fully laminated aluminum frame and a fully enclosed, underbelly.  Triple entry "Basement" (Doors on lower front of exterior as well as interior access door) is ample for year round storage of all set up / maintenance needs, and then some. 

Convenience: Includes a power awning with LED lighting, outside speakers, and an exterior shower. 

30 amp cord and sewer hose included. 

After Market:

32" TV works well with wireless TV sticks, and for watching DVDs.

Memory foam added to all beds for extra comfort beyond the standard pads from manufacturer.

New Luxury vinyl plank flooring and reinforced subfloor throughout living space.

Newer hot water tank.

New awning arms.

Newer heavy duty stabilizer bars (visible only in last picture).

Minor screen damage on front bed that has been patched up.

Patched crack in shower wall that's held up for several years now.