FOR SALE: 2021 Kimberley Karavan Eco Suite – 600Ah Lithium | AC | Diesel Heat & Water | Garage-Kept

[MTBMark]

Location: Virgin, Utah (Just outside of Zion National Park)
Asking Price: $89,500

Up for sale is my 2021 Kimberley Karavan Eco Suite, one of the most capable and self-sufficient off-road campers available. Designed and built in Australia and shipped to me in the US in early 2022, lightly used, this unit has been garage-kept since new and is in excellent condition. My wife and I have had this trailer out probably a total of about 60 nights. Our typical use case is to travel to a location, find a nice dispersed campsite, and use the trailer as a home base while exploring the area and it's been a great trailer for that. This trailer tows great both on and offroad. Title in hand.

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🔋 Power & Electrical:​

• 600Ah Lithium Battery Bank
• 480W Solar
• Enerdrive Charging System
  • DC-DC Charger
  • AC charger
• Simarine Pico Display – Advanced battery and tank monitoring I have also added a leveling sensor to assist with leveling the trailer
• 3000W Inverter – Runs AC, induction cooktop, and microwave without shore power

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🌡️ Comfort & Climate:​

• Air Conditioning – Runs off battery/inverter
• Diesel Heating – This unit has the Autoterm diesel heater and I have upgraded the display to the easier to use PU-28 display
• Diesel Water Heater – Webasto hot water heater which can also provide supplemental cabin heating

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🍳 Kitchen:​

• Interior Kitchen:
  • 2 Burner Induction Cooktop
  • Microwave
  • Faucet/Sink with Hot water
  • Ample cabinetry and prep space
• Exterior Slide-Out Kitchen:
  • 2-Burner Gas Stove
  • Portable Single-Burner (Catering Style) Stove – Versatile and compact
  • Faucet/Sink with Hot water

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🚐 Core Features:​

• Eco Suite Model – Premium interior with en-suite bathroom
• Internal Wet Bath – Shower & composting toilet (toilet is new and has never been used)
• Independent Airbag Suspension – True off-road capability
• Robust Chassis & Construction – Built to go where others can’t
• 2 Water tanks and 1 Gray water tank – Suitable for extended remote travel
• Custom Storage Solutions throughout

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🧼 Condition:​

• Excellent, garage-kept
• All systems functional
• Lightly used

Extras:​

• Fiamma awning
• Custom made seasucker TV mount - Moves the TV to the seating area/bed.
• Custom made bike rack mount - In place of the factory basket on the front of the trailer, I have fabricated a mount that allows the use of two rooftop style bike racks. Factory basket will be included in the sale.

 

[MTBMark]

Here are some more pictures:

 

[MTBMark]

I have a video walk around for everyone to check out:


Let me know if you have any questions. Willing to also just answer general questions about these trailers.

 

[MTBMark]

TTT

 

[danields61]

still available ?

 

[bomar]

@MTBMark do you have the details on the bike rack you made?

So much nicer that ISI.

 

[MTBMark]

still available ?

Yes, still available.

 

[MTBMark]

@MTBMark do you have the details on the bike rack you made?

So much nicer that ISI.

Yes, here are some details:

When we got our Kimberley, I knew we would need a bike rack solution. I wasn't a fan of the iSi bikerack and we never really used the basket on the front of the trailer for anything specific, so I figured I could build something to replace the basket that allows us to use any bike rack tray meant for a roof rack. Our bike rack tray of choice is the 1up USA tray.

Anyway, as you can see in the pictures below, I started by just building a rectangle out of steel that had about the same base foot print of the basket. I added some 1/2" blocks of delrin plastic to the storage box under the rack attached with some VHB tape. When the tongue box it closed, the rack rests against those delrin plastic blocks. I then added on to that base steel rectangle to recreate the same attachment points that the basket uses to attach to the trailer. This way the bike rack moves up and out of the way just like the basket does when opening the tongue box. From there I just added some steal tubing for the bike racks to clamp onto and then finally a horizontal bar connecting those two bars at the front. This is great for hanging our Trasharoo off of, or drying towels. We have been using it for a couple of years now and it's been rock solid. The bikes are amazingly stable in this position floating between the rear axle on the truck and the axle on the trailer.

Hopefully that makes sense. Let me know if you have any questions.

 

[danields61]

can we pass by to take a look at it ? we are from San Diego but are now in Durango… it’s a small detour to pass by …

 

[MTBMark]

can we pass by to take a look at it ? we are from San Diego but are now in Durango… it’s a small detour to pass by …

Absolutely.. would depend on your timing a bit though. Lets talk details on private messages. Sent you a message.

 

[blacklbzbeauty]

These KK trailers are amazing. Fit and finish details abound.
Especially compared to the other so called “off-road” options on the market. Not to mention the US domestic options from Thor, Forest River, and Winnebago.
Not inexpensive but buy once, cry once.
GLWS!

 

[danields61]

My wife and I recently viewed this trailer and it is a beauty. We are impressed with how well the seller has taken care of it. You can be sure that all upgrades have been done with precision. If you are interested in purchasing this type of trailer purchase yours from Mark and Ursula, I’d highly recommend a video or in-person walk through. You will not be disappointed. The only reason we don’t own it now is because we decided on a different size in the end. Go for it!

 

[Nick66]

Hi. Does this unit have factory winterized plumbing?

 

[MTBMark]

Hi. Does this unit have factory winterized plumbing?

It does have tank heating pads and some added protection for low temperatures. I have had it in temps down to about 25 without issue. That said I wouldn’t want to take it into conditions colder than that.

 

[Nick66]

“That said I wouldn’t want to take it into conditions colder than that.”
Interesting. Was it cold inside the unit at that temp or was it the fact water lines could freeze?