What's New
Spring Price Increase
4-14-2018 Flagstaff is well into production of Early Model 2019 campers and with that comes a slight price increase. In most cases this amounts to an increase of $300-400.
In the case of the 176SE, Flagstaff finally realized the 176SE has been under-priced since its inception (compared to other Sports Enthusiast campers and the regular 176). So it received the largest price jump--from $9295 to $9995. It's still an excellent value for all the extra SE features it has over a standard 176 or 176LTD, but all of them sold before now were an even better bargain.
For our part, we have two 176SEs that were already in stock before the price increase was announced, so those stay at their initial price. Both of them are available (as of today) and are listed at New Campers In Stock.
Here's a printable copy of the new price list:
Nice Tan!
1-3-2018 All 2018 non-Sports Enthusiast models now have a tan body (as opposed to the cream body of the 2017s). The Sports Enthusiast series and the 176 retain their gray bodies.
Introducing the 2018 Flagstaff T21TBHWSE
11-17-2017 We received our first T21TBHWSE. It's based on the T21TBHW but in the Sports Enthusiast trim, no interior cassette toilet, and with no dormer. The result is an easy to set up, high-clearance camper with lots of seating and sleeping room (for a T-series camper, of course).
2018 Price List
11-9-2017 A printable version of our 2018 Price List (with Series Comparison on the back) is now available:
Flagstaff 205 layout change
11-7-2017 From 2002 through 2017, the 205's cassette toilet was positioned across from the entryway into the camper. This created a bottleneck between the galley/dinette area and the rest of the camper. This problem was most evident when cooking because the galley is on the opposite end of the trailer from the refrigerator, so retrieving things from the fridge or returning leftovers to the fridge meant moving across the camper, past the bottleneck, every time.
For 2018 Flagstaff moved the cassette toilet/shower combo to the front corner of the box and the cabinet moved between the cassette and galley. It may seem like a minor change but those extra few inches of space between the dinette corner and cabinet may make a difference in whether or not someone bangs their knee on the furniture.
Plus, it's nice to have the toilet/shower tucked away in the corner instead of being--honestly--too close to the galley and dinette. Yes, it's just two feet away from it's previous position but in a ten-foot camper, two feet is a pretty significant move.
Here's the new layout:
2018 Flagstaff Brochure
11-1-2017 The 2018 factory brochure is now available.
For posterity, here's the What's New Archive
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