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2020 HEARTLAND PIONEER BH170

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Travel Trailer

Length

21 ft 8 in
Weight

3156 lb
Slide outs

0

Length

21 ft 8 in
Weight

3156 lb
Slide outs

0
Sleeps

5
Electric service

30 amps
Gray water

30 gal
Black water

30 gal
Fresh water

37 gal
Propane

40 lb

Listing description

Looking for a lightweight, easy-to-tow travel trailer with everything you need for a weekend getaway? The Pioneer BH175 offers smart design in a compact 21-foot frame. It sleeps up to 5 with a front queen bed, rear twin bunks, and a convertible dinette. Enjoy a fully equipped kitchen, A/C, furnace, full bathroom with tub, and plenty of storage — all under a power awning for outdoor relaxation. Perfect for couples, small families, or first-time RVers.

What’s included

Queen bed (with mattress protector and optional bedding)
Rear twin bunks – great for kids!
Convertible dinette for extra sleeping space
Full bathroom with shower/tub and foot-flush toilet
Kitchen: 2-burner stove, microwave, sink, fridge/freezer
Entertainment: Bluetooth stereo with indoor/outdoor speakers
Sewer hose, water hose with filter, and electric hookup cable
Full propane tank
Quick-start binder and setup walkthrough (great for first-timers!)

Things to know

Generator rental – $25/night
Delivery/setup within 50 miles – $125 flat
Dumping service if returned full – $75
Pet fee – $50 (well-behaved dogs only, no cats)

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