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Jayco Jay Feather

30 floorplansTravel trailer2017 (in production)Mixed build tier

Jayco (Mixed tier): Stronghold VBL vacuum-bonded walls with double-sided Azdel on an aluminum-framed Norco Z-frame — above-average build for the price, held to mixed by Jayco's uneven QC and dealer service.

What one actually costs today: $27,700$53,200 across the line, new sticker or used estimate per model.

THE FLOORPLANS — 30
MODELYEARSLENGTHGVWRSLEEPSPRICE TODAYFINDING ONE
18RBF2026–23.1 ft6,200 lb4$37,500Findable
19MRK2023–23.3 ft6,400 lb4$39,700Common
21MBH2024–26.7 ft6,995 lb6$42,100Common
21MML2022–25.4 ft6,500 lb3$41,200Common
22BH2022–2428.8 ft7,000 lb7$33,800used est.Findable
22RB2018–2527.2 ft7,000 lb4$38,000used est.Common
23MBD2026–28.0 ft7,500 lb7$46,400Findable
23RK2024–28.6 ft7,400 lb6$43,700Common
24BH2020–2529.7 ft7,500 lb8$35,900used est.Common
24FK2026–27.0 ft7,500 lb2$46,500Findable
24RL2019–2528.0 ft7,000 lb6$35,900used est.Common
25BH2017–29.7 ft7,600 lb8$45,700Common
25RB2019–30.1 ft7,600 lb6$44,900Common
26FK2025–33.8 ft8,700 lb4$51,900Findable
26RL2022–2631.3 ft7,600 lb3$37,700used est.Common
27BH2019–32.3 ft8,200 lb10$49,000Common
27BHB2020–2433.2 ft7,600 lb9$36,300used est.Common
27MK2025–33.2 ft8,850 lb6$51,600Findable
27RK2025–2532.3 ft8,200 lb6$40,300used est.Findable
28RB2025–2633.1 ft8,400 lb4$37,900used est.Findable
29BHB2025–34.0 ft8,700 lb10$50,300Findable
29QBH2024–36.1 ft8,995 lb11$53,200Common
29RL2025–2535.3 ft8,650 lb6$41,500used est.Findable
30QB2021–2336.9 ft8,500 lb9$35,700used est.Findable
30RKB2025–35.8 ft8,995 lb6$52,800Findable
31BH2025–2537.2 ft9,600 lb10$47,200used est.Findable
32QBH2025–2637.7 ft9,800 lb8Findable
32RL2025–2635.5 ft9,300 lb6$44,700used est.Findable
X23B2017–2124.6 ft5,500 lb8Common
X2132017–2224.2 ft5,500 lb9$27,700used est.Common
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, GVWR 6,750 lb
  • 2018Introduced
  • 2019Introduced, GVWR 6,500 lb
  • 2019Dropped
  • 2019Introduced at 30 ft 5 in, GVWR 7,000 lb, 585 lb hitch
  • 2019Introduced, GVWR 6,000 lb
  • 2019Introduced, GVWR 7,500 lb
  • 2020Introduced, GVWR 7,250 lb
  • 2020GVWR 7,000 lb
  • 2020Introduced
  • 2021GVWR 6,750 lb
  • 2021Introduced at 30 ft 2 in, GVWR 7,250 lb
  • 2021Introduced
  • 2022Introduced
  • 2022GVWR 7,500 lb
  • 2022GVWR raised 250 lb to 7,500 lb
  • 2022GVWR raised to 7,250 lb
  • 2022Introduced, GVWR 7,500 lb
  • 2023Introduced, GVWR 6,250 lb
  • 2023Dry hitch weight peaks at 740 lb
  • 2023GVWR 6,600 lb
  • 2023GVWR 7,250 lb
  • 2023Final model year
  • 2024Introduced
  • 2024GVWR reduced 7,500 to 7,000 lb; final model year
  • 2024GVWR 7,000 lb
  • 2024Introduced, GVWR 7,200 lb
  • 2024GVWR 6,750 lb
  • 2024Final model year
  • 2024Introduced, GVWR 8,500 lb
  • 2025GVWR raised to 6,400 lb
  • 2025Final model year
  • 2025GVWR raised to 7,400 lb
  • 2025Final model year — 24BH not carried into the 2026/2027 Jay Feather lineup
  • 2025Shortened to 29 ft 8 in; InVision Suite 12V fridge and tankless water heater standard
  • 2025GVWR 7,000 lb, final year
  • 2025GVWR 7,500 lb
  • 2025Redesigned to 30 ft 1 in; GVWR to 7,500 lb, hitch 800 lb; InVision Suite appliances
  • 2025Introduced at 31 ft 9 in, GVWR 8,500 lb
  • 2025GVWR 7,600 lb
  • 2025Relaunched, GVWR 8,200 lb
  • 2025Introduced
  • 2025Introduced and discontinued in the same model year
  • 2025Introduced, GVWR 8,500 lb
  • 2025Introduced and dropped after one year
  • 2026Introduced
  • 2026Sleeps re-rated 8 to 6
  • 2026Introduced with a 60x80 Murphy (line-wide Murphys are 60x76)
  • 2026Reintroduced, GVWR 7,600 lb
  • 2026Dry weight trimmed to 5,900 lb, hitch back to 715 lb
  • 2026Stretched to 33 ft 10 in, GVWR 8,700 lb
  • 2026Final model year
  • 2026Final model year; dry down to 6,510 lb
  • 2026GVWR raised to 8,995 lb
  • 2027GVWR 7,600 lb
  • 2027GVWR raised to 7,600 lb; floorplan MSRP $44,873
  • 2027GVWR raised to 8,700 lb
Which Jay Feather is the right one — if any?

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