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Heartland North Trail

31 floorplansTravel trailer2011 (in production)Mixed build tier

Heartland (Mixed tier): Heartland's mid-tier ultra-lite: Azdel-laminated, aluminum-framed walls and a walkable vacuum-bonded roof put it above the stick-and-tin budget class, but Heartland's uneven QC and dealer service keep it out of the top tier.

What one actually costs today: $19,000$49,500 across the line, new sticker or used estimate per model.

THE FLOORPLANS — 31
MODELYEARSLENGTHGVWRSLEEPSPRICE TODAYFINDING ONE
14UL2026–17.5 ft3,500 lb2$19,000Findable
21RBSS2020–2521.8 ft7,458 lb4$30,200used est.Common
22CRB2020–2428.0 ft6,900 lb4$34,900used est.Common
22FBS2011–2329.2 ft7,632 lb6$31,500used est.Common
22RBK2013–2126.3 ft6,900 lb6$21,400used est.Common
24BHS2015–2427.8 ft7,570 lb8$31,100used est.Common
24DBS2021–2430.9 ft8,600 lb8$38,500used est.Common
25RBP2021–2530.9 ft9,544 lb4$39,000used est.Common
26FKDS2022–2429.7 ft9,601 lb6$38,000used est.Findable
26RLX2023–2531.0 ft7,810 lb6$35,900used est.Findable
27DBH2023–2531.0 ft7,688 lb8$37,000used est.Findable
28RKDS2020–2434.7 ft7,832 lb6$40,100used est.Common
29BHP2020–2533.3 ft9,586 lb10$39,200used est.Common
31BHDD2011–2336.0 ft8,600 lb10$42,200used est.Common
33BHDS2021–2537.6 ft9,600 lb10$48,800used est.Common
33BKSS2013–2336.8 ft9,600 lb10$44,400used est.Common
33RETS2020–2539.4 ft11,090 lb10$49,500used est.Common
190MB2026–23.3 ft6,400 lb4$36,700Findable
210MB2026–25.4 ft6,500 lb4$39,000Findable
220MB2026–26.7 ft6,995 lb8$39,700Findable
225MB2027–28.0 ft7,500 lb8Findable
240RK2026–28.6 ft7,400 lb4$41,200Findable
250BH2027–29.7 ft7,600 lb8Findable
250CK2026–30.1 ft7,600 lb6$42,700Findable
260DB2026–32.3 ft8,200 lb10$45,700Findable
260MK2026–2631.3 ft7,600 lb2$35,500used est.Findable
270CK2026–33.2 ft8,850 lb6$48,700Findable
2111-FK2025–2525.9 ft7,934 lb4$37,700used est.Findable
2611-BH2025–2531.4 ft7,986 lb8$35,800used est.Findable
2803-RK2025–2532.0 ft9,640 lb6$41,700used est.Findable
3411-RL2025–2538.9 ft11,384 lb4Findable
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.

  • 2011Introduced (dry 5,050 lb, hitch 325 lb, 9'10" exterior height)
  • 2011Introduced as North Trail King 31BHDD
  • 2013Introduced
  • 2013Introduced as NT King 33BKSS
  • 2014Dry weight down to 4,695 lb; height grown to 10'2"
  • 2015New laminated sidewall/floor system; exterior height 11'2"
  • 2015Introduced (dry 5,585 lb, 27'11", GVWR 6,900 lb)
  • 2016Dry weight up to 5,200 lb, hitch 380 lb
  • 2016Dry weight settled at 5,350 lb, hitch 550 lb
  • 2020Introduced
  • 2020Restyle: length 29'5", dry 5,497 lb, hitch 395 lb, 11'4" height
  • 2020Dry weight up to 5,400 lb
  • 2020Carried into the modern lineup
  • 2021Last year
  • 2021Introduced as an East Coast production model
  • 2021Introduced, East and West Coast production
  • 2021Introduced
  • 2022Introduced
  • 2023Weather Defense package (2" Azdel + 4" vacuum-bonded roof); GVWR raised 6,900 to 7,632 lb, dry 5,954 lb, hitch 632 lb, length 29'2"
  • 2023Weather Defense/Azdel package; body listed at 27'10"
  • 2023Introduced, East Coast production
  • 2023Introduced
  • 2023Dry weight revised to 6,508 lb
  • 2023Last year
  • 2024Length trimmed to 21 ft 9.5 in, dry weight 4,480 lb
  • 2024Dealer stock only, East Coast
  • 2024Dropped from the North Trail lineup
  • 2024GVWR raised 6,900 to 7,570 lb; final production year, West Coast build only
  • 2024Dealer stock only
  • 2024Dry weight cut ~330 lb
  • 2024Dry weight cut ~480 lb, hitch up to 786 lb
  • 2024Dry weight cut ~140 lb, hitch down to 876 lb
  • 2024GVWR revised to 11,090 lb, dry weight 8,940 lb
  • 2025Dropped - North Trail switched to 4-digit floorplan names (2611-BH etc.)
  • 2025Replaced by 2111-FK
  • 2025Last year
  • 2026Introduced as the entry point of the reworked North Trail line
  • 2026Introduced
  • 2027Hitch weight reduced from 605 lb to 555 lb
  • 2027Introduced
  • 2027Dry weight up ~200 lb
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