Travel Lite Cargo Trailer reviews

This is a higher quality trailer on so many levels. No wood/no rot/all alluminum allows the owner to deal with any water issues without experiencing wood damage. The appliances are high quality. The refrigerator works great while boon docking and uses very little gas. We have owned the Livinlite for almost 7 years and wish they were still made. Comparable trailers now cost three times the cost. The low tongue weight with 2 Dexter axles provides a superior tow experience. Show less

This classic design is unique in its quality of construction and light weight. This is due to all-aluminum frame, roof, sides, floor, cabinets, and wheels. It is elegant in its simplicity and is stable on the highway. I drove it across country including Oklahoma and Texas where we experienced high winds and the trailer was remarkably stable with its dual wheels . . . no need for after market stabilizers. This was one of the last years this all-aluminum model was produced since the company was bought out by Thor and less expensive materials were used. While the original manufacturer is not longer in business, all internal parts are available on the market. Show less

This is our second travel trailer we love the rear kitchen floor plan and the black exterior and the big 32 inch tv and how different our rv looks in the campground of so many that are the same and let's not forget the indoor outdoor stereo speakers and the 18" wheels that raises the view the list goes on and on love this one for the price. i Show less

Love our travel light Falcon RK very spacious and well equipped with all the amenities that you have in your home and it is very different looking the ordinary 70s travel trailer . And stereo inside and out kicker style Show less

We have loved our 2019 Livin' Lite Camplite 21RBS and have very mixed feelings about selling it. We have traveled all over the country and a good part of Canada with it. We comfortably lived in it for a little over 4 months while we did a major cross country trip. Unfortunately, we are getting older and not quite as physically capable as in the past. The camper itself has been wonderful. It is very well made, with an aluminum frame and very high quality composite sidings. It has more storage than other travel trailers this size that we have seen. It is light enough that, when fully loaded, can be easily towed by our Chevy Tahoe. We have upgraded the air conditioning, so it is much quieter than the factory supplied unit. We upgraded the mattress, which is extremely comfortable. We added Winegard Wi-fi and many other little improvements. Thor took over Livin' Lite, so support can be a bit frustrating, but we have hardly needed any support what so ever! I highly recommend Livin' Lite travel trailers. We have done a lot of traveling with friends who also have a 21RBS and have had next to no problems with theirs, as well. Show less

Listen, I work at an RV dealership, DO NOT PURCHASE AN EVOKE! They come with an abundance of problems and will not resell well. It's supposed to be a "luxury" brand but that's like buying a knock off louis vuitton from walmart. We HATE getting these as a dealership and warn every customer who comes to look at one. Use your money better! Show less

This camper has been completely trouble-free and a lot of fun. Our first tow vehicle was a Subaru Forester and we hardly knew it was back there. We liked how easy it was to take to remote places in the Rockies where most people were not willing to take their vehicles let alone pull a camper. I'm a novice welder and really appreciate the talent required to produce such beautiful welds on the aluminum frame and other parts. I take really good care of my stuff and appreciate how easy it is to grease the wheel bearings on the Dexter axels. Setup and teardown is super easy. The workmanship and materials are high-end and these things are built to last. Show less

The Travel Lite Falcon is a great rv...storage is ample and the floor plan is great for packing alot into a small space. I have seen a negative review and am surprised because the quality/workmanship experience we have had has been excellent. We have towed ours to several locations and it pulls as smoothly as the Winnebago we used to own. The GT version has brushed aluminum framed cabinet doors which are an upgrade from the typical cheaper cabinet doors in most. It has an upgraded, 7 cubic ft. 3-way refrigerator with separate freezer, large storage cabinets in the bathroom, upgraded mattress, slide out dinette with storage underneath- accessible both inside and out. Blue tooth stereo inside and out and large electric awning. 31 gal. fresh tank, 30 gal. black, and 30 gal. gray tanks allow for easy boondocking, not to mention the high clearance for off road. We have owned 3 RVs...a Winnebago (as mentioned), a Forest River, and this Travel Lite Falcon, and we would say it exceeded our expectations in quality, and believe it to be a durable RV for long lasting use. Show less

These campers are no longer made, so no warranty on this year model. Couldn't rate that. However, all aluminum from underbelly to rooftop for this year model. Excellent camper. Plenty of room, plenty of storage. No leaks. No wood. No smell. Easy to pull. Lightweight. Show less

We have pulled this 2014 Camplite 14DB over 3000 miles now, camping in various conditions. Stayed in 90 degree desert and 30 degree mountains with snow, keep us comfortable and was tight and had no drafts. Absolutely love this little trailer. Pulled easily behind our Tundra, dual axels help pull straight with no sway and makes it easy to back in. Construction is amazing! Before the Camplite we owned a Class C, two travel trailers, a truck camper, and two pop-up campers. We dealt with some kind of wood rot, weak structural problems in the floor or wall or ceiling, roof issues, constantly caulking for leaks, out of alignment cabinets, drafty cabin, and an assortment of other structural issues. The European windows are a bonus, love the black out when we go to bed. The 64 inch queen-plus bed width gives us a lot of comfort when sleeping. Space underneath is plenty for storage. The couch makes for a nice bed if needed, but I like to nap on it or sit and read. Another surprise was the tank sizes, for a small trailer the tanks are large enough to handle many days of boon-docking, which we do a lot. Microwave has convection ability, two burner stove, gas heater, good sized refrigerator thats DC/AC/LP, Dexter torsion axels, dual LP tanks, and did I mention the great quality build, all aluminum and no wood! I wish we knew about Camplite years ago, but glad we stumbled upon it and we plan to keep it a long time! Show less