Winnebago Minnie
20 floorplansTravel trailer2018– (in production)Mixed build tier
Winnebago (Mixed tier): The Minnie is a solid mid-tier build — Azdel-backed laminated walls, NXG frame, walkable roof — but Winnebago towable QC is uneven enough to sit alongside Keystone Cougar rather than Rockwood.
What one actually costs today: $36,300–$54,800 across the line, new sticker or used estimate per model.
THE FLOORPLANS — 20
| MODEL | YEARS | LENGTH | GVWR | SLEEPS | PRICE TODAY | FINDING ONE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2200SS | 2018–18 | 26.8 ft | 7,000 lb | 2 | — | Patient search |
| 2201DS | 2018–20 | 26.8 ft | 7,000 lb | 3 | — | Findable |
| 2201MB | 2019–22 | 26.8 ft | 7,000 lb | 3 | $36,300used est. | Findable |
| 2202RBS | 2020–21 | 27.1 ft | 8,800 lb | 3 | — | Findable |
| 2250DS | 2018–18 | 26.8 ft | 7,000 lb | 3 | — | Patient search |
| 2301BHS | 2020– | 29.8 ft | 8,800 lb | 6 | $49,100 | Common |
| 2326BH | 2024– | 26.7 ft | 8,800 lb | 6 | $46,900 | Findable |
| 2326RB | 2024– | 26.3 ft | 8,800 lb | 4 | $45,600 | Findable |
| 2327TB | 2022– | 27.1 ft | 8,800 lb | 4 | $52,300 | Findable |
| 2401RG | 2018–20 | 27.9 ft | 7,000 lb | 4 | — | Findable |
| 2455BHS | 2018–20 | 27.9 ft | 7,000 lb | 7 | — | Findable |
| 2500FL | 2018– | 28.3 ft | 8,800 lb | 4 | $52,100 | Common |
| 2500RL | 2018–20 | 27.9 ft | 7,000 lb | 4 | — | Findable |
| 2529RG | 2022– | 29.5 ft | 8,800 lb | 5 | $48,400 | Findable |
| 2606RL | 2018–19 | 28.8 ft | 7,000 lb | 4 | — | Findable |
| 2630MLRK | 2023– | 30.0 ft | 8,800 lb | 4 | $54,800 | Findable |
| 2701RBS | 2019–21 | 29.5 ft | 8,800 lb | 4 | — | Findable |
| 2730FK | 2024– | 30.5 ft | 8,800 lb | 4 | $54,000 | Findable |
| 2801BHS | 2019– | 32.4 ft | 8,800 lb | 7 | $52,400 | Common |
| 2832FK | 2023– | 32.0 ft | 8,800 lb | 5 | $54,000 | Findable |
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.
- 2018Introduced and discontinued in the same model year
- 2018Earliest model year documented in sources consulted
- 2019Introduced alongside the 2201DS
- 2019Final model year
- 2019Introduced (weights listed TBD in the 2019 sheet)
- 2019Introduced as the largest Minnie bunkhouse at 32'4"
- 2020Final model year, dealer stock only
- 2020Introduced on the new 8,800 lb chassis
- 2020Introduced as the Minnie bunkhouse, 29'10" overall, 660-lb tongue
- 2020Final model year; dry weight 5,060 lb
- 2020Final model year
- 2020Final model year; dry weight trimmed to 5,080 lb
- 2020First full year with published weights: 6,300 lb dry, 660 lb hitch
- 2021Last model year
- 2021Length listed at 32'7"; 820-lb tongue weight
- 2022Final model year; MSRP $52,061
- 2022Length trimmed to 29'9"; dry 6,148 lb, tongue 684 lb
- 2022Introduced
- 2022Moved to the 8,800 lb GVWR chassis with 4,400 lb axles
- 2022Length settles at 32'5"; dry 6,720 lb
- 2023Dry weight 6,432 lb, hitch 874 lb
- 2023Dry weight 6,361 lb
- 2023Introduced
- 2024Introduced
- 2024Dry weight 6,540 lb
- 2025Dry weight rises to 6,514 lb; tongue trimmed to 650 lb; 12V fridge and updated solar
- 2025Redistributed load drops the dry tongue weight from 820 lb to 658 lb; dry 6,746 lb
- 2026Minnie line grows to 10 floorplans; 2301BHS carries over at $49,074
Which Minnie is the right one — if any?
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