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The Starcraft/Homestead line of fifth wheel trailers are packed with quality craftsmanship and value minded amenities.
With cabinets which are cross-drilled and screwed, you get quality, residential styled cabinets that last. With five
floor plans from 29' to 34', you need look no further for your next fifth wheel camper.
The Starcraft/Homestead, Autumn Ridge & Autumn Ridge SE travel trailers offer the same lasting quality and value
of the fifth wheels, in a tow behind floor plan. Starcraft offers these three series of travel trailers, each
with their unique set of floor plans and value options. With a total of 17 floorplans ranging from 22' to 36',
you are sure to find a travel trailer to fit your family's needs.
The Starcraft/Travelstar series of expandables and Ultra lite towables are perfect for growing familes and first
timers. With all of the basic amenities of todays travel trailers, they offer convenience and security in an ultra lite
weight package. Starting at approximately 2600 lbs, these towables are nimble enough for small SUVs, light trucks and
some Mini Vans. These lightweights also come with some of the bells & wistles that are normally reserved for full
sized travel trailers; like enhanced shower systems, step & dump valve lights, exterior sound system and 30# LPG bottles
with a hard ABS cover. And with comfortable sleeping capacities ranging from 6 to 10 people, these towables are
perfect for familes. There are a total of 15 floorplans ranging from 16 ft to 33 ft so that you can find a match
to your familes needs.
The Starcraft series pop-up is perfect for first timers who wish to "rough it" and for those families migrating from camping
in a tent. Camping in Starcraft's pop-up, however, is anything but roughing it. The lift system is made from spring
steel lifters and there is only one heavy-duty cable in the entire system. Starcraft believes in their lift system so
much that they warrant it for the life of the pop-up. The water system has also been upgraded to include an on-demand
pump so the days of hand pumping water are gone.
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