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Forest River Flagstaff E-Pro

28 floorplansTravel trailer2017 (in production)Better build tier

Forest River (Better tier): Composite structural walls, full-aluminum frame and a laminated walkable roof on a sub-3,000 lb trailer — E-Pro is the Flagstaff-badged Geo Pro and the best-built of the small light towables.

What one actually costs today: $14,900$36,000 across the line, new sticker or used estimate per model.

THE FLOORPLANS — 28
MODELYEARSLENGTHGVWRSLEEPSPRICE TODAYFINDING ONE
E11LE2026–14.9 ft2,749 lb2Findable
E12RK2017–2111.3 ft1,962 lb2$14,900used est.Common
E12S2024–2412.3 ft2,840 lb2Findable
E12SRK2019–2212.8 ft2,898 lb2Findable
E14D2024–2414.9 ft2,930 lb3Findable
E14FK2017–1914.1 ft2,971 lb2Findable
E15FBS2024–2617.4 ft4,498 lb2Findable
E15TB2019–2615.7 ft3,907 lb2$24,900used est.Common
E16BH2018–2318.5 ft4,486 lb4Common
E17RK2017–1820.0 ft3,894 lb4Findable
E19BH2019–2420.2 ft4,425 lb5Common
E19FBS2017–2620.2 ft4,440 lb3$32,000used est.Common
E19FD2017–2620.2 ft4,432 lb3Common
E19FDS2021–2620.2 ft4,485 lb3Common
E20BHS2020–2421.2 ft4,495 lb6Common
E20FBS2021–2621.2 ft4,398 lb4Common
E131BLE2027–16.0 ft3,785 lb2Findable
E131DLE2027–16.0 ft3,775 lb2Findable
E151TLE2027–15.6 ft3,840 lb2Findable
E171BLE2027–20.0 ft3,845 lb5Findable
E171SLE2027–20.0 ft4,345 lb3$28,300Findable
E191FDT2027–20.0 ft4,405 lb4Findable
E191RLS2027–20.7 ft4,997 lb4Findable
E191SFD2027–20.0 ft4,490 lb4Findable
E201RBS2027–21.2 ft4,997 lb4Findable
E201SBH2027–21.2 ft5,495 lb6Findable
E201SFB2027–21.0 ft5,135 lb4$36,000Findable
E201SFK2027–21.2 ft5,498 lb3Findable
THE LINE, YEAR BY YEAR

Assembled from eight-plus model years of brochures, floorplan by floorplan. This is the part a spec sheet can't tell you: which years changed, and which year is the buy.

  • 2017Introduced
  • 2017Introduced at 20ft with a 378 lb hitch weight
  • 2018Introduced
  • 2018Final model year
  • 2018Hitch weight 360 lb
  • 2019Introduced
  • 2019Final model year
  • 2019Introduced at 15ft 10in, UVW 2,483 lb, 366 lb hitch
  • 2019UVW 3,075 lb, hitch 413 lb
  • 2020Introduced
  • 2021Final model year
  • 2021Fresh water cut from 37 to 31 gal; hitch 374 lb
  • 2021Fresh water cut from 37 to 31 gal; hitch 474 lb
  • 2021Introduced
  • 2022Final model year
  • 2022Stretched to 16ft 4in
  • 2022Stretched to 20ft 8in, hitch 479 lb
  • 2023Back to 15ft 8in; UVW 2,667 / CCC 1,210 (GVWR 3,877), hitch 357 lb
  • 2023Final model year
  • 2023Back to 20ft 2in; UVW 3,375 / CCC 1,104 (GVWR 4,479)
  • 2024Introduced
  • 2024UVW up to 2,846 lb, hitch 407 lb, GVWR 3,907 lb
  • 2024Final model year
  • 2024UVW 3,543 / CCC 894 (GVWR 4,437), hitch 437 lb
  • 2025Renamed E12SA
  • 2025Renamed E14DA
  • 2025Exterior height grows to 10ft 1in
  • 2026Introduced with the LE sub-series
  • 2026Final model year
  • 2026Final model year at UVW 2,833 / CCC 1,074; replaced for 2027 by the E151TLE
  • 2026Final model year at UVW 3,590 / CCC 850; the 2027 E-Pro range replaces it with the E191SFD and E191RLS plans
  • 2026Final model year under this code
  • 2026Sold as E13LE
  • 2026Sold as E19RL
  • 2027Split into E131BLE
  • 2027Introduced
  • 2027Introduced, successor to the E19FD family
  • 2027Renamed E191RLS
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