2015 Keystone Passport 2920BH

Executive Summary:

Welcome to our spacious bunk house. The 2015 Keystone Passport 2920BH has everything you need to turn your camping experience into an unforgettable glamping experience! They say it sleeps 10 (4 bunks, 1 queen (2), fold out couch (2), and fold down table (2)), but I'm not sure who in their right mind would want to share a fold out couch or a fold down table... so, I'm going to say it "comfortably" sleeps 6-8. But if you want to cram 10 in there, all power to you...

29 feet in length of --- living space (33 feet long with the hitch). One giant slide out to make the kitchen and living space feel like an enormous mountain retreat. Check out all the pics to get a sense of what could be yours. Here are a few of the highlights and upgrades we've made over the 6 years that we have called this mansion on wheels ours.

Highlights:

• Second owners (since April 2020, COVID changed everything...)
• Sleeps 8-10 (or so they say...)
• Large kitchen/living room with slide out
• A/C and furnace (be careful... having a furnace at night might make you never want to sleep in a tent again... just sayin'...)
• Entertainment (TV/DVD/Radio)
• Tons of storage inside and out
• Indoor and outdoor kitchens

Upgrades:

• Power front jack
• LED lights throughout
• Power panel (front) to charge phones, tablets, etc. without a generator
• Power panel (rear) + inverter, we used this to hang LED lights around our camp, again without requiring a generator
• Pillow top queen mattress (I ain't sleeping on no "PAD" as a sorry excuse for a mattress, we through that stock sucker away...)
• Comfy pads for bunks (So what I said about "PADs"... yeah... I'm sure the kids love them...)
• Optional fold down safety gates for the top bunks (to make the babies feel safe way up there...)
• Custom built ladders for the bunks
• Blackout curtains for the bunk room (keep those kids asleep as long as possible...)
• Built-in shelves for extra storage
• Laundry chute to the outside pass-through storage (not going to lie, I LOVE this thing... every trailer should have one of these, mine didn't, but I didn't let that stop me from enjoying the luxuries of life that we all deserve!)

Repairs & Maintenance:

• New water pump 2025
• New black tank 2025 (the old one leaked... gross)
• New tires 2025
• Re-sealed the face plate 2025
• New batteries 2022 (okay... 2022 isn't "new" anymore... but they still hold a good charge, we get 2-3 days and nights of kids leaving the lights on all the time, running the water pump, running the furnace all night long (I don't like being cold), and so much more. If you are going to go beyond a few days, bring a generator to give yourself a charge part way through.)

Issues:

• Warped face (yeah... my face is ugly... so what... Seriously though, as you can see in the pictures, the face plate is warped pretty good. This is because our house faces west and gets the full brute force of the evening sun every day and apparently that has caused the glue/lamination under the face plate to soften, then harden, then soften, then harden, then... you get the point... and that has caused the face plate to go a bit wavy on us. No warping on the inside at all. It's only cosmetic from what we have observed, we've kept the outside edges sealed tight as an extra precaution, but have never seen or noticed any ill effects from the wavy face plate, other than that occasional awkward conversation where I have to explain to a passer byer why my face is so messed up... meh... whatever... it adds some sizzle to my otherwise very ordinary life.)

Conclusion:

That’s the spiel! If you want any more than that, give me a call and/or come out and see this beauty (despite her ugly face…).