Where to start? It’s been a fun way to escape town for the weekend. We got this from our friends when they upgraded. We got this because it’s a lighter camper that can be pulled without a truck, but upgraded the brake system on it so it handles like there’s nothing there.
I’m happy to chat more about it if you have questions. Call/text 970-430-6688.
Basic FS206LTD info: https://www.rvusa.com/rv-guide/2020-forest-river-flagstaff-popup-floorplan-206ltd-tr45579
Propane has been trouble-free. Power systems have worked great. No issues, just family is changing lifestyles.
We had D & E Trailer Sales in FoCo upgrade the trailer: Added brakes, upgraded axel to 3500# capacity, increased tire size, and added 7 pin connecter. These upgrades have allowed us to EASILY pull it with our minivan without destroying the braking in the mountains.
*Note* in the pictures, the grey rims are the old ones, white are bigger/upgraded ones.
Has optional A/C on top, haven’t had a chance to use it. Propane heater works great. Water system works great, and has been emptied/flushed after each trip.
Back bed/sink area:
Front bed/table and bench seats. Note the table and seats convert to an additional small bed in case you need it.
Utilities! Heater is propane from the tank up front, electric fan. Thermostat is to the left, at the back of the camper. Fridge is electric and propane powered, although we never used it powered off propane. That switching is all accessible from the outside. This is all built into the cabinet under the sink, at the back of the camper.
This is the water tank and camper 120vac, 12vdc wiring. The water tank has a 12v pump that runs off the battery, and only runs when needed. This is all located under the rear dining bench.
Dual burner propane stove can be pulled out at used on the side of the camper, plugs into a propane line the comes out of the side, fueled from the main tank on the front.
Storage! There’s storage available under the sink (once you get popped up).
There’s storage under the forward bench that’s big enough to store our Anker 757, and likely a second one as well.
There is also storage in the rear right cabinet that has two drawers and two areas that we found perfect for shoes, games, and toiletries.
The last storage option is the forward right cabinet that has two doors to access it. I’ve used this for the 120v wires, the jacking handles and blocks since it’s really easy to get to when the camper is packed.
And one last photo of what it looks like when you have it popped up in your driveway at night.
Thanks for looking!
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