Jayco Jay Sport
Jayco (Mixed tier): Jayco's pop-up line — DuraTek canvas ends on a powder-coated steel frame with a one-piece wood floor deck and extruded-aluminum bed platforms; budget construction, but a 2-year limited warranty and a huge dealer network. Jayco left the segment after 2019.
What one actually costs today: $18,900–$18,900 across the line, new sticker or used estimate per model.
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.
- 2015Offered as 8SD in the Jay Series Sport line; 10 gal fresh, GVWR 1,995 lb
- 2015Offered as 10SD in the Jay Series Sport line; 10 gal fresh, GVWR 2,250 lb
- 2015Offered as 12UD in the Jay Series Sport line; 10 gal fresh, GVWR 2,350 lb
- 2016GVWR 1,800 lb, UVW 1,265 lb
- 2016Current generation
- 2016GVWR 2,000 lb, UVW 1,455 lb
- 2017Line renamed Jay Sport; 28.2 gal fresh tank, GVWR 2,000 lb
- 2017Renamed Jay Sport; 28.2 gal fresh, GVWR 2,250 lb
- 2017Introduced in the renamed Jay Sport line at 18'6" with a front storage cabinet; GVWR 3,250 lb. (A smaller 12SC existed in the 2013-14 Jay Series Sport on a 15'6" frame.)
- 2017Renamed Jay Sport; 28.2 gal fresh, GVWR 2,600 lb
- 2018GVWR raised to 2,250 lb, UVW 1,570 lb
- 2018GVWR 2,400 lb, UVW 1,720 lb
- 2018Length 18'7", GVWR 3,375 lb, UVW 2,385 lb
- 2018GVWR 2,750 lb, UVW 1,875 lb
- 2019Final model year — Jayco exits camping trailers
- 2019Final model year
- 2019Final model year; optional bath/shower with folding hard walls and a 5 gal black tank
A line this size hides real differences behind similar names. Set what you care about — weight, bunks, build, budget — as sliders, and watch every floorplan here get ranked against the whole market, not just against each other.
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