2025 Coleman 17B Travel Trailer, Family Ready, Northeast Iowa Camping
2025 Coleman 17B Travel Trailer, Family Ready, Northeast Iowa Camping
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Offers delivery
Pet friendly
21+
Sleeps 5
20 ft. long
This is our 2025 Coleman 17B, the exact trailer we take out on our own family camping trips. We have taken this trailer to multiple spots around Iowa and as far as Mackinac Island, Michigan, so it has real miles on it and has held up great.Sleeping and layoutIt sleeps 4-5 comfortably. There is a queen bed up front with underbed storage, a set of twin bunks in the back, and a convertible dinette in the middle that folds down into an additional sleeping spot if you need the extra space for a family trip.Delivery and setupWe deliver and hook up this trailer ourselves within a set distance of our home. You do not need to tow it yourself. We handle the drop off, the setup, and the pickup when your trip is done, so you can just show up and camp.Towing specs (for reference)This is a single axle, lightweight trailer at right around 3,071 lbs dry with a Gvwr of 4,300 lbs and a hitch weight of 398 lbs, in case you are comparing it to other trailers.Kitchen and appliancesInside you get a 2 burner gas range, a 3 cubic foot 12V refrigerator, a microwave, and a 42,000 BTU tankless water heater, so you are not stuck waiting around for hot water to build up in a tank. The kitchen has a sink and a high rise faucet that makes washing dishes and filling pots easy.Comfort featuresThere is a sidewall AC unit for hot summer nights, a 20,000 BTU furnace for cooler trips, and a power awning outside for shade when you are sitting around camp. Inside there is a 32 inch swivel TV mounted on the wall, blackout night shades in the bedroom, and USB A and C plugs throughout.Tanks and capacityFresh water, gray water, and black water tank capacities are listed on the trailer's data plate. We will confirm exact gallons for you before booking if you need it for trip planning.Our experience with this trailerWe have taken this trailer out on real trips, camping along rivers, at state parks, around lakes, and even up to Mackinac Island, Michigan, and it has held up great through all of it. It is clean, well maintained, and genuinely ready to go.First time renters welcomeSince we deliver and set it up ourselves, this is a great option even if you have never used an RV before. We will walk you through everything on site so you feel comfortable using it during your stay.What's includedFull propane tank
Power awning for outdoor shade
32 inch swivel TV
Delivery, setup, and pickup by us, no towing required on your end
Basic kitchen setup: pots, pans, dishes, and utensils
Coffee maker
Bedding for the queen bed: sheets, blanket, and pillowsIf you would rather bring your own kitchen items or bedding, just let us know ahead of time and we can leave those out.RecommendationsA few of our favorite spots we have taken this trailer:Heery Woods State Park, Clarksville, IowaSits right along the Shell Rock River with a boat ramp, a dam, and good fishing for smallmouth bass, catfish, and walleye. There is a paved bike trail connecting to nearby towns and a hiking trail that also allows horses. It is $20 a night if you show up without a reservation, $25 if you book online.Fontana Park, Hazleton, IowaFull hookups on the Lakeside loop for $30 a night, plus a live animal display with owls, hawks, a coyote, a fox, and a bobcat within walking distance of the campsites. There are also hiking trails and a nice walk out to the dam.Big Woods Lake Campground, Cedar FallsManaged by Black Hawk County Conservation on the edge of an 86 acre lake with no wake boating and good fishing for largemouth bass, panfish, walleye, and northern pike. There are 55 full hookup sites and it connects right into the Cedar Valley Trail system, so it is an easy pick if you want to bike into downtown Cedar Falls.Black Hawk Park, Cedar FallsOne of the largest county parks in Iowa at nearly 1,500 acres along the Cedar River. Two campgrounds here, Fogdall and Cedar, with a mix of full hookup and electric sites. Great for fishing, hiking, and biking. Note that this one is first come, first served with no reservations, so have a backup plan if you want to camp here on a busy weekend.George Wyth State Park, between Waterloo and Cedar FallsAn urban wildlife sanctuary with camping, over 10 miles of trails, and fishing and boating across four lakes. The campground has electric and non-electric sites, showers, and a dump station, plus direct access to the Cedar Valley Trail network.All five are family and dog friendly and make for easy trips whether you want a short drive close to home or a bit further out for a weekend getaway. If you want to see Heery Woods or Fontana Park before you go.
Power awning for outdoor shade
32 inch swivel TV
Delivery, setup, and pickup by us, no towing required on your end
Basic kitchen setup: pots, pans, dishes, and utensils
Coffee maker
Bedding for the queen bed: sheets, blanket, and pillowsIf you would rather bring your own kitchen items or bedding, just let us know ahead of time and we can leave those out.RecommendationsA few of our favorite spots we have taken this trailer:Heery Woods State Park, Clarksville, IowaSits right along the Shell Rock River with a boat ramp, a dam, and good fishing for smallmouth bass, catfish, and walleye. There is a paved bike trail connecting to nearby towns and a hiking trail that also allows horses. It is $20 a night if you show up without a reservation, $25 if you book online.Fontana Park, Hazleton, IowaFull hookups on the Lakeside loop for $30 a night, plus a live animal display with owls, hawks, a coyote, a fox, and a bobcat within walking distance of the campsites. There are also hiking trails and a nice walk out to the dam.Big Woods Lake Campground, Cedar FallsManaged by Black Hawk County Conservation on the edge of an 86 acre lake with no wake boating and good fishing for largemouth bass, panfish, walleye, and northern pike. There are 55 full hookup sites and it connects right into the Cedar Valley Trail system, so it is an easy pick if you want to bike into downtown Cedar Falls.Black Hawk Park, Cedar FallsOne of the largest county parks in Iowa at nearly 1,500 acres along the Cedar River. Two campgrounds here, Fogdall and Cedar, with a mix of full hookup and electric sites. Great for fishing, hiking, and biking. Note that this one is first come, first served with no reservations, so have a backup plan if you want to camp here on a busy weekend.George Wyth State Park, between Waterloo and Cedar FallsAn urban wildlife sanctuary with camping, over 10 miles of trails, and fishing and boating across four lakes. The campground has electric and non-electric sites, showers, and a dump station, plus direct access to the Cedar Valley Trail network.All five are family and dog friendly and make for easy trips whether you want a short drive close to home or a bit further out for a weekend getaway. If you want to see Heery Woods or Fontana Park before you go.
This is our 2025 Coleman 17B, the exact trailer we take out on our own family camping trips. We have taken this trailer to multiple spots around Iowa and as far as Mackinac Island, Michigan, so it has real miles on it and has held up great.Sleeping and layoutIt sleeps 4-5 comfortably. There is a queen bed up front with underbed storage, a set of twin bunks in the back, and a convertible dinette in the middle that folds down into an additional sleeping spot if you need the extra space for a family trip.Delivery and setupWe deliver and hook up this trailer ourselves within a set distance of our home. You do not need to tow it yourself. We handle the drop off, the setup, and the pickup when your trip is done, so you can just show up and camp.Towing specs (for reference)This is a single axle, lightweight trailer at right around 3,071 lbs dry with a Gvwr of 4,300 lbs and a hitch weight of 398 lbs, in case you are comparing it to other trailers.Kitchen and appliancesInside you get a 2 burner gas range, a 3 cubic foot 12V refrigerator, a microwave, and a 42,000 BTU tankless water heater, so you are not stuck waiting around for hot water to build up in a tank. The kitchen has a sink and a high rise faucet that makes washing dishes and filling pots easy.Comfort featuresThere is a sidewall AC unit for hot summer nights, a 20,000 BTU furnace for cooler trips, and a power awning outside for shade when you are sitting around camp. Inside there is a 32 inch swivel TV mounted on the wall, blackout night shades in the bedroom, and USB A and C plugs throughout.Tanks and capacityFresh water, gray water, and black water tank capacities are listed on the trailer's data plate. We will confirm exact gallons for you before booking if you need it for trip planning.Our experience with this trailerWe have taken this trailer out on real trips, camping along rivers, at state parks, around lakes, and even up to Mackinac Island, Michigan, and it has held up great through all of it. It is clean, well maintained, and genuinely ready to go.First time renters welcomeSince we deliver and set it up ourselves, this is a great option even if you have never used an RV before. We will walk you through everything on site so you feel comfortable using it during your stay.What's includedFull propane tank
Power awning for outdoor shade
32 inch swivel TV
Delivery, setup, and pickup by us, no towing required on your end
Basic kitchen setup: pots, pans, dishes, and utensils
Coffee maker
Bedding for the queen bed: sheets, blanket, and pillowsIf you would rather bring your own kitchen items or bedding, just let us know ahead of time and we can leave those out.RecommendationsA few of our favorite spots we have taken this trailer:Heery Woods State Park, Clarksville, IowaSits right along the Shell Rock River with a boat ramp, a dam, and good fishing for smallmouth bass, catfish, and walleye. There is a paved bike trail connecting to nearby towns and a hiking trail that also allows horses. It is $20 a night if you show up without a reservation, $25 if you book online.Fontana Park, Hazleton, IowaFull hookups on the Lakeside loop for $30 a night, plus a live animal display with owls, hawks, a coyote, a fox, and a bobcat within walking distance of the campsites. There are also hiking trails and a nice walk out to the dam.Big Woods Lake Campground, Cedar FallsManaged by Black Hawk County Conservation on the edge of an 86 acre lake with no wake boating and good fishing for largemouth bass, panfish, walleye, and northern pike. There are 55 full hookup sites and it connects right into the Cedar Valley Trail system, so it is an easy pick if you want to bike into downtown Cedar Falls.Black Hawk Park, Cedar FallsOne of the largest county parks in Iowa at nearly 1,500 acres along the Cedar River. Two campgrounds here, Fogdall and Cedar, with a mix of full hookup and electric sites. Great for fishing, hiking, and biking. Note that this one is first come, first served with no reservations, so have a backup plan if you want to camp here on a busy weekend.George Wyth State Park, between Waterloo and Cedar FallsAn urban wildlife sanctuary with camping, over 10 miles of trails, and fishing and boating across four lakes. The campground has electric and non-electric sites, showers, and a dump station, plus direct access to the Cedar Valley Trail network.All five are family and dog friendly and make for easy trips whether you want a short drive close to home or a bit further out for a weekend getaway. If you want to see Heery Woods or Fontana Park before you go.
Power awning for outdoor shade
32 inch swivel TV
Delivery, setup, and pickup by us, no towing required on your end
Basic kitchen setup: pots, pans, dishes, and utensils
Coffee maker
Bedding for the queen bed: sheets, blanket, and pillowsIf you would rather bring your own kitchen items or bedding, just let us know ahead of time and we can leave those out.RecommendationsA few of our favorite spots we have taken this trailer:Heery Woods State Park, Clarksville, IowaSits right along the Shell Rock River with a boat ramp, a dam, and good fishing for smallmouth bass, catfish, and walleye. There is a paved bike trail connecting to nearby towns and a hiking trail that also allows horses. It is $20 a night if you show up without a reservation, $25 if you book online.Fontana Park, Hazleton, IowaFull hookups on the Lakeside loop for $30 a night, plus a live animal display with owls, hawks, a coyote, a fox, and a bobcat within walking distance of the campsites. There are also hiking trails and a nice walk out to the dam.Big Woods Lake Campground, Cedar FallsManaged by Black Hawk County Conservation on the edge of an 86 acre lake with no wake boating and good fishing for largemouth bass, panfish, walleye, and northern pike. There are 55 full hookup sites and it connects right into the Cedar Valley Trail system, so it is an easy pick if you want to bike into downtown Cedar Falls.Black Hawk Park, Cedar FallsOne of the largest county parks in Iowa at nearly 1,500 acres along the Cedar River. Two campgrounds here, Fogdall and Cedar, with a mix of full hookup and electric sites. Great for fishing, hiking, and biking. Note that this one is first come, first served with no reservations, so have a backup plan if you want to camp here on a busy weekend.George Wyth State Park, between Waterloo and Cedar FallsAn urban wildlife sanctuary with camping, over 10 miles of trails, and fishing and boating across four lakes. The campground has electric and non-electric sites, showers, and a dump station, plus direct access to the Cedar Valley Trail network.All five are family and dog friendly and make for easy trips whether you want a short drive close to home or a bit further out for a weekend getaway. If you want to see Heery Woods or Fontana Park before you go.
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Experience true relaxation; we deliver, set up, and pick up your perfect campsite.
Ideal for first-timers, just arrive to a fully prepared, clean, and camp-ready trailer.
Stay comfortable with instant hot water, AC, heat, and a kitchen stocked with essentials.
This family-friendly trailer offers comfy sleeping for 4-5 and a 32-inch TV for cozy nights.
2025 Keystone RV Coleman
Length
20 ft
20 ft
Gross Weight
4,300 lbs
4,300 lbs
Hitch Weight
398 lbs
398 lbs
Connector
7pin
7pin
Receiver
Not provided
Not provided
Brake Controller
Not provided
Not provided
Sleeping arrangements
4 beds
Queen bed
1
1
Dinnette conversion
1
1
Bunk beds
2
2
2025 Coleman 17B Travel Trailer, Family Ready, Northeast Iowa Camping
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2025 Keystone RV Coleman
- Sleeps 5
- Fresh water: 21 gal
- Gray water: 34 gal
- Black water: 34 gal
- Propane capacity: 20 lbs
- Gross weight: 4,300 lbs
- Sleeps 5
- Fresh water: 21 gal
- Gray water: 34 gal
- Black water: 34 gal
- Propane capacity: 20 lbs
- Gross weight: 4,300 lbs
Amenities
- Linens available
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup (30 Amps)
- Sewer hookup
- TV/DVD
- Linens available
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup (30 Amps)
- Sewer hookup
- TV/DVD
Location
Cedar Falls, IA • Exact location provided after booking
Cedar Falls, IA • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- 12 start time
12 end time - Pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
- No generator
Cancellation: Flexible
Meet your host, Aaron
Member since 2026
Hi, I'm Aaron. My family and I love traveling and fishing, and camping is how we do most of it. We got into this after a trip to Glacier National Park in my parents' camper years ago, and it stuck with us ever since.
We own the 2025 Coleman 17B you will be renting. We use it ourselves for trips around Iowa and beyond, so it is clean, well maintained, and genuinely camp-ready.
We started renting it out to help introduce more people to camping without going through a big corporate fleet. We deliver, set up, and pick up the trailer ourselves, so you never have to tow it or back it into a site. Just show up and camp.
Whether this is your first time in an RV or not, we are happy to help however we can. Message us anytime with questions, before, during, or after your trip.
Hi, I'm Aaron. My family and I love traveling and fishing, and camping is how we do most of it. We got into this after a trip to Glacier National Park in my parents' camper years ago, and it stuck with us ever since.
We own the 2025 Coleman 17B you will be renting. We use it ourselves for trips around Iowa and beyond, so it is clean, well maintained, and genuinely camp-ready.
We started renting it out to help introduce more people to camping without going through a big corporate fleet. We deliver, set up, and pick up the trailer ourselves, so you never have to tow it or back it into a site. Just show up and camp.
Whether this is your first time in an RV or not, we are happy to help however we can. Message us anytime with questions, before, during, or after your trip.
