- Length24' 2"
- Weight4,746 lbs.
- Slides1
- Sleeps2
Palomino SolAire Ultra Lite travel trailers are designed for RV shoppers who want lightweight towing, fiberglass construction, comfortable interiors, and flexible floorplans for couples and families. At Cheyenne Camping Center in Walcott, Iowa, shoppers can compare SolAire Ultra Lite campers near Davenport, Bettendorf, Moline, Rock Island, Muscatine, and throughout the greater Quad Cities.
The current SolAire Ultra Lite inventory includes a new family bunkhouse travel trailer as well as a used couples camper. That gives shoppers the opportunity to compare two very different approaches to lightweight RV travel: a flexible family layout with additional sleeping capacity and a shorter couples-oriented trailer with a smaller footprint.
SolAire Ultra Lite campers can be a strong fit for shoppers who want the smooth appearance and durability associated with fiberglass travel trailers without moving into the weight and size of a large fifth wheel. Available features can include laminated construction, slide-outs, heated underbellies, modern kitchens, outdoor living equipment, and adaptable sleeping spaces.
The current 2430BHS is a family bunkhouse travel trailer measuring approximately 30 feet 7 inches, weighing 5,700 pounds unloaded, using one slide-out, and sleeping up to seven.
The current used 208SS is a shorter couples camper measuring approximately 24 feet 2 inches, weighing 4,746 pounds unloaded, using one slide-out, and sleeping two.
SolAire Ultra Lite models use laminated construction and fiberglass exterior materials designed to provide a clean appearance, durable structure, and manageable travel weight.
The current inventory spans both couples-oriented and family-focused camping, giving buyers a useful choice between compact living and additional bunkhouse sleeping capacity.
The 2025 Palomino SolAire Ultra Lite 2430BHS is the primary new model currently represented on the SRP. It measures approximately 30 feet 7 inches, weighs 5,700 pounds unloaded, includes one slide-out, and sleeps up to seven people.
The 2430BHS is particularly interesting because of its flexible bunk area. The lower bunk can be removed to create additional storage, a desk, or a play area, while removing both bunks can create a larger workspace or multipurpose room. That flexibility can make the trailer useful for traditional family camping as well as couples who want additional storage or work space.
The floorplan also provides the practical features expected in a family travel trailer, including permanent sleeping areas, kitchen space, bathroom facilities, storage, and expanded interior room from the slide-out.
The current 2430BHS uses an aluminum-frame superstructure, gel-coat fiberglass exterior, fiberglass front cap, and vacuum-bonded laminated walls and roof. This construction approach helps combine structural strength with a relatively manageable unloaded weight for a 30-foot bunkhouse travel trailer.
Fiberglass campers can also appeal to shoppers who prefer a smooth exterior appearance compared with traditional corrugated aluminum travel trailers. Construction alone should not determine a purchase, however. Floorplan usability, towing weight, maintenance requirements, storage, and overall budget remain equally important.
The 2430BHS is designed to adapt as camping needs change. Permanent bunks are useful for children and guests, but removable bunk components give owners more flexibility than a conventional fixed bunkhouse.
Families can use the bunk area primarily for sleeping, while couples can repurpose part of the space for gear, pet equipment, a small office, craft supplies, or extended-trip storage. That versatility makes the floorplan useful for owners whose camping style may change from trip to trip.
For shoppers comparing other family options, Cheyenne Camping Center also offers a broad selection of travel trailers for sale, including additional bunkhouse layouts.
The current SolAire Ultra Lite inventory also includes a used 2022 208SS couples camper. At approximately 24 feet 2 inches and 4,746 pounds unloaded, it provides a significantly smaller alternative to the 2430BHS while still offering the additional interior space of a slide-out.
This type of floorplan can make sense for couples who do not need permanent bunks or sleeping capacity for a large family. The shorter overall length can also simplify campsite selection, storage, parking, and maneuvering compared with a 30-foot-plus family trailer.
Shoppers considering smaller RVs can also browse Cheyenne Camping Center’s small camper inventory for additional couples-focused and lightweight options.
The current 2430BHS includes a fully enclosed and heated underbelly, helping protect plumbing and holding-tank areas when temperatures fall during spring and fall camping.
Extended-season equipment can improve comfort in the Midwest, but it should not automatically be treated as true four-season capability. Outdoor temperature, wind, insulation, propane supply, electrical access, water systems, and owner preparation all affect cold-weather performance.
Campers planning shoulder-season or colder-weather trips can review Cheyenne Camping Center’s guide to four-season RV camping in Iowa.
The most important decision on the current SolAire Ultra Lite SRP is not simply new versus used. It is whether the buyer needs family sleeping capacity or prefers a smaller couples-oriented trailer.
The 2430BHS makes more sense for families, grandparents traveling with children, or owners who want flexible additional space. The 208SS is better suited to couples who value a shorter trailer and do not need permanent bunks.
Shoppers should also compare campsite length, storage availability, towing weight, kitchen layout, bathroom space, bed configuration, and how often additional guests will actually travel in the RV.
The current SolAire inventory spans unloaded weights from approximately 4,746 pounds for the 208SS to 5,700 pounds for the 2430BHS. Those numbers make proper tow-vehicle matching essential.
Advertised towing capacity should not be used by itself. Payload rating, hitch capacity, passengers, camping gear, propane, batteries, water, and cargo all contribute to the final towing setup.
Cheyenne Camping Center’s RV towing guide provides a useful starting point for comparing trailer specifications with a tow vehicle. Buyers should always confirm the ratings of the specific vehicle before purchasing or towing an RV.
Cheyenne Camping Center can help shoppers compare current SolAire Ultra Lite models, family and couples floorplans, towing requirements, trade-in considerations, and ownership needs. The dealership serves RV buyers throughout eastern Iowa, western Illinois, the Quad Cities, and the greater Midwest.
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Current inventory includes the new 2025 SolAire Ultra Lite 2430BHS bunkhouse travel trailer and a used 2022 SolAire Ultra Lite 208SS couples camper.
The current 2430BHS has an unloaded vehicle weight of approximately 5,700 pounds. Loaded weight will increase when cargo, batteries, propane, water, and camping equipment are added.
The current 2430BHS is listed with sleeping capacity for up to seven people, making it a strong family-oriented option.
Yes. The 2430BHS uses an adaptable bunk area where the lower bunk or both bunks can be removed to create additional storage, workspace, play space, or another multipurpose area.
Yes. Couples who do not need permanent bunk beds may prefer a smaller SolAire layout such as the current used 208SS, while couples who want additional flexible space may also find the 2430BHS useful.
Current SolAire Ultra Lite models use fiberglass exterior materials and laminated construction. The 2430BHS specifically uses an aluminum-frame superstructure, gel-coat fiberglass exterior, and vacuum-bonded laminated walls and roof.
Some properly equipped half-ton trucks may have sufficient ratings for select SolAire Ultra Lite models, but compatibility depends on the specific vehicle’s payload, hitch rating, towing capacity, passengers, cargo, and the loaded trailer weight.
Cheyenne Camping Center offers RV financing assistance for qualified shoppers. Buyers can explore available options through the dealership’s RV financing page.
Cheyenne Camping Center works with local and out-of-area RV buyers and can help coordinate transportation. Buyers outside Iowa can review the dealership’s nationwide RV delivery information.