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Flagstaff 206LTD

(1999-2024)

(2021 model year shown --[why an older model?])

(2022 model year shown)

Highlights

An enduring design--since 1999; a tried-and-true layout that's simple to use.
Includes a full walkway from front to back for easy access to both bed ends.
Lots of easy-access storage space and counter space.

Specifications

Box Size: 10'
Open Length: 20' 1"
Travel Length: brochure says 14'; actual (with spare tire) - 14' 3"
Travel Width: 7' 6"
Dry Weight: 1685 lbs (brief weight explanation)
Hitch Weight: 226 lbs
GVWR: 2322 lbs
Coupler size: 2"
Sleeps: 6 (technically; please see Not All Dinettes Are Created Equal)
Beds:
1. 80" x 60"
2. 80" x 48"
3. 74" x 38"

Features

Standard with the LTD series:

1.7 cu. ft. 12V refrigerator (standard starting in 2023)
Suburban 19,000 BTU furnace with automatic ignition
Interior/Exterior 2-burner stove
10-gallon water tank
Group 27 battery pack
110V heated 3.5" foam mattresses
Privacy curtains
Standard roof vent
1-piece door
Dometic Trim Line awning
20# propane tank
2 crank-down stabilizing jacks
12" steel wheels
Steel spare tire
100W solar panel (standard in 2023)

(Other features and minutiae detailed in Standard Features)

Comparable Models

206LT - Identical layout but with a few upgraded features.
176LTD - The next size down in the LTD series, with an 8' box.
228LTD (Discontinued) - The next size up in the LTD series, with a 12' box.

Please note: this is a "brochure page" intended to provide information about a particular model Flagstaff offers--it does not necessarily mean we have this model in stock. Any pictures on brochure pages represent a given model's design but do not necessarily depict an individual camper available for sale and may contain optional equipment. Please see "Features" (above) for included equipment and please check New Campers In Stock for our current inventory.Thank you!

Weights and capacities are estimates and may vary based on how individual campers are outfitted. In Flagstaff's brochure they note: "The load capacity of your unit is designated by weight, not by volume, so you cannot necessarily use all available space when loading your unit."

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