Keystone Cougar Half-Ton fifth wheel 23MLE highlights:
- Private Front Bedroom
- Hutch
- Tri-Fold Sofa Sleeper
- Unobstructed Pass-Through Storage
- Outside Mini Refrigerator & Griddle
If you are looking for a fifth wheel that sleeps four to six with inside and outside cooking then check this unit out! This unit offers a short, mid-living layout with a bedroom wardrobe slide and combined 12 volt refrigerator and 68" tri-fold sofa sleeper slide for added floorspace to move about. Up front, you will enjoy a private bedroom with a queen bed and bedside wardrobe/nightstands as well as a larger wardrobe that slides out along the curbside wall. A complete bath provides a large shower, toilet and sink, plus linen storage which you are sure to appreciate as you travel. There are plenty of options for this unit making it easy to customize to your use and style. The theater seating and free standing dinette options can be selected in place of the sleeper sofa and booth dinette if you prefer. If you enjoy spending time outdoors, imagine making breakfast for your friends and family using the outside griddle. There is also a 16' awning to create even more living space to enjoy, and the unobstructed pass-through storage compartment can easily house all of your outdoor camping gear like lawn chairs and yard games.
The Keystone Cougar Half-Ton fifth wheel and travel trailers are known as one of America's favorites for a reason! Some of those reasons are the exclusive features that come from Keystone, like the Winegard Air 360+ omni-directional rooftop antenna, the in-floor heating ducts, and the Hyper Deck flooring. The Cougar Half-Ton has a Climate Guard protection package to keep you safe during inclement weather, along with two roof attic vents, PEX plumbing and more. Use the 21" Furrion range with Piezo ignition to create all of those familiar meals from home, and take charge of how you camp with the SolarFlex Protect that comes standard, or upgrade to a larger package or lithium batteries for even more off-grid capabilities.
