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2010 KZ Spree travel trailer
See reader's comments and experiences at bottom of page "The Spree travel trailer is affordable, nicely equipped and built to take practically anything your kids can dish out" |
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Important dimensions:
Exterior length 23'4" - 33'7"
Exterior width
8'0", Exterior height 10'3"/10'9", Interior height 6'6"
13 models (9/09) - we show the floorplans below
GVWR 5500-7300,
UVW 4160-5830
lbs
Dry hitch weight
460-1140 lbs
Tanks - fresh / grey / black - 40 / 32-60 / 32 gals
MSRP
starting at (awaiting
latest info)
but check with dealer
Compare? - see other Roaming Times travel trailer reviews
KZ says that the Spree is "affordable, nicely
equipped and built to take practically anything your
kids can dish out." We show
the exterior of the 310RLS below. This model is
33'2" long with 2 slides (see the floorplans below):
The Spree standards include: 13,500 Ducted BTU A/C, Awning,
Microwave, 6 Cu. Double Door Refrigerator, Oven, Night
Shades, 6 Gallon Gas/Electric DSI Water Heater, Exterior
Shower, Stabilizer Jacks, Black Tank Flush System
The 4 pictures below show the 301FK model (see floorplans
below.) The pictures show the typical really nice
quality of the Spree interiors. In the first picture,
the dinette table is portable and can be used inside or out.
The dinette and the sofa can also be converted to extra beds
if you need them (see lower picture also):
The LX package (option) includes: Aluminum
Wheels, Fiberglass Front Cap, Assist Grab
Handle, Raised Panel Refrigerator Door, Foot
Flush Toilet, LCD Flat Screen TV, Posturest
Mattress
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Options available include: Countertop Extension (N/A on 210KS), Comfort Fan, Outside Grill (N/A on 265RL), Side Ramp Door (289KS Only), Ramp Door Extension (289KS Only), Pull Down Screen Wall (289KS Only), 15,000 BTU A/C, Power Awning
The picture below shows the bunk arrangement on the
318BHS model. Bunks are also part of the
layout of the 324BHS model - this model is shown in
the video lower on this page:
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FLOORPLANS:
Click for a bigger picture 
WATCH A VIDEO AND GIVE YOUR COMMENTS:
"The Spree travel trailer is affordable, nicely equipped and built to take practically anything your kids can dish out"
This video shows the 324BHS model with 4 bunks and bike side door
(see floorplans above)
(Today's video is from
C Neer RV, PA )
What do you think? Add your comments in the forum below... |
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| author | comments |
| Scott | We also lost a bumper and damaged two bikes, that weighed less than 100 lbs, as stated in the manual. warrany and customer service at KZ were no help passing the buck to the frame manufacture. Very poor quality assurance. |
| Patricia | We had two bikes and a bike rack on the bumper of our KZ Spree. The bumper just about fell off and KZ won't do a thing about it. The man I spoke to was rude and had the attitude of "it's not my problem!" |
| Deb | The first time we used our tt, the bumper broke off. The bikes & bike holder we used only weighed 80 lbs. & the info stated not to load more than 100 lbs.
The K-z management will not even return our calls or honor their 2 yr warranty.
BEWARE. |
| Sue | Just went to the RV show in Baltimore & was really impressed with the Spree. Seems you get a lot for a good price. |
| Justin | We have a 2008 Spree 261RKS. We've been very satisfied and we've used it a lot. Like the floorplan and most things about it. This unit is only 26' but our friends have a 33' spree that they really like also. This is big enough for us. |
| stephen | I took the KZ Coyote Sport CS180 to Alaska in the summer of 2007 including several hundred miles of dirt/gravel roads (Atlin Rd and Top of the World Hwy among others). KZ make one tough trailer! |
| SD | Like KZ. Have a 2007 KZ Coyote Sport CS130 that we've owned for almost a year, been on 3 trips with it. Love it! Tons of storage, we use the overhead bunk and put baskets there for clothing, towels, toiletries. We enlarged one end of the "cutout" on the dinette/bed area and now have a full queen size bed. We did replace the mdf bench seats with sturdy plywood and new foam for the bed for our own comfort purposes, as we leave this set up as a bed all the time. My husband is 6'4" and he fits comfortably in bed and can stand up in the unit itself. The fridge is large, it is easy to tow with our Ford Escape. Can't say enough of how we appreciate all the big unit features in this small light unit...AC, microwave, bathroom with shower, closet, furnace, pantry storage.... |
| Traveler | I don't care too much for small travel trailers but I must comment on K-Z. I bought a new 2857PX3, three slide fifth wheel from the factory new in September 2003. I have owned many travel trailers in my life, the first when I was a teen. K-Z builds one of the finest trailers on the market, esp. in light of the prices. I cannot say enough good things about the company. |
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